- Is this shampoo sulfate-free?
- The listing highlights silicone-free rather than sulfate-free, so check the ingredient list on the bottle if sulfates matter to you. It is positioned as a gentler daily cleanser.
- Will it work on curly hair?
- Yes. It is marketed for curly, fine and damaged hair, and the moisturizing formula is meant to cleanse without stripping curls. Pair it with a conditioner, since shampoo alone won't define curls.
- How long does a 2 oz bottle last?
- With daily washing, expect a few weeks at most. It is a travel size, so most people use it for trips or as a backup rather than as their main bottle.
- Does it help damaged hair?
- It is a mild, moisturizing cleanser, not a repair treatment. It avoids harsh stripping, but split ends and breakage need conditioner, masks or a trim.
- Is it safe for color-treated hair?
- The gentle, silicone-free formula is a reasonable fit for color-treated hair, but the brand does not make a specific color-protection claim. Use a color-safe conditioner alongside it.
- Where is the Aluram Daily Shampoo 2 oz cheapest?
- At JCPenney, for $6.99, as of our latest check.