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Being someone who is particular with dry hair and split ends, I make sure I use a good conditioner for my hair. For the last few years, I have started on natural or organic hair care and tried out all sorts of brands. Not long ago, I found Aubrey Organics and decided to check the website out.

A brand name that exists since 1969, all Aubrey Organics® products are completely natural, made with herbals, essential oils and natural vitamins. This means that there is no synthetic chemicals of any kind are ever found in any of Aubrey products. If you take a look at the ingredients in most of Aubrey hair care and body care products, you will notice the common use of coconut oil. Aubrey use liquid coconut oil in the soaps and shampoos and coconut fatty acids and essential fatty acids in the creams and lotions, and a natural preservative of citrus seed and vitamins A, C and E. I am pleased to know that all of their formulas are still formulated by Aubrey Hampton, and hand-crafted in small batches in their Tampa, FL, manufacturing plant. There are currently more than 140 Aubrey hair, skin and bodycare products carrying the Aubrey Organics® guarantee: 100% natural and never tested on animals.

I found the Rosa Mosqueta® Nourishing Conditioner at my local organic shop and tried it for 2 months. This special hair care product is dedicated to coloured or damaged hair as it keeps the true color shining through. With this vitamin-rich moisturizing conditioner, the hair ends are fortified and hydrated. Also present are potent herbal oils help protect natural and color-treated hair from dryness and fading and it increases the hair shine too. I only need to use a little on the hair ends and I can see that my hair appears soft and manageable when it’s dry.

The organic Rosa Mosqueta and wheatgerm oil helps to deep condition, nourish and protect while the organic aloe replenishes loss moisture. The amino acid complex and horsetail extract balance and fortify the hair and the scalp. I recommend this to anyone who wants to protect your coloured hair with natural oils and conditioner. (http://www.aubrey-organics.com)

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