Suave Naturals Tropical Coconut Shampoo - a Review

Foods and other products are best made without certain ingredients-or so nutritionists, doctors, and other scientists tell us. One ingredient kept out of most foods considered nutritionally sound is saturated fat. Among the saturated fats and oils is coconut oil that has been hydrogenated.

Coconut

Does coconut, then, have no useful purpose? It certainly does find many applications, one of which involves its delicious aroma. It imparts this wonderful quality to Suave® naturals "tropical coconut" shampoo. The pleasant aroma is out of place for neither male nor female.

Packaging

Suave comes in a convenient soft plastic bottle with cap that is stable on the edge of a bathtub, and won't rust or damage an enamel or fiberglass surface. The shape of the bottle is not peculiar, as if to hide how much one gets for his money, nor is it unstable, or designed to impress.

Performance

It is a very cost-effective product, and it actually does a fantastic job of cleaning hair. It does not require a second application, and it doesn't take an excessive amount to accomplish the job of cleaning and leaving hair manageable. Neither does it leave hair oily, as if it was never cleaned. Although one could apply a conditioner afterward, I found it unnecessary to do so.

Hype Unnecessary

In these days of trendy products and catchy names-most of which either mean nothing or mislead-it is refreshing to use an unpretentious product that actually does what it was designed to do-to clean hair, leaving it manageable, and with a slight, but pleasant, aroma. Finally, it doesn't require constant advertising by an anorexic super-model to demonstrate and sell a really useful product. Suave naturals tropical coconut shampoo sells itself.

Thumbs up, Suave!

Note: The author did not receive a free sample or, indeed, anything else from the manufacturer, whatsoever.