Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Leave-in CG approved?

Hello! So, I just discovered 'Is It CG?' through the forums so I naturally started going through all my products and checking the ingredients there. I've been using Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen and Restore Leave-in since I started the GC method about 8 weeks ago, but now 'Is It CG?' says it isn't CG approved because of this ingredient:
Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil
Is that true? I thought all Shea Moisture products were CG approved.
Thanks! xxxxx
Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil
Is that true? I thought all Shea Moisture products were CG approved.
Thanks! xxxxx
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BrittanyM Registered Users Posts: 1,218 Curl Virtuoso
Eh. I think castor oil is cg but may be listed as not because it can build up. I personally have never had a problem with castor oil building up and a sulfate free shampoo is enough to remove it.
not all Shea moisture products are strictly cg. A lot of the newer lines have silantrol which is a silicone albeit water soluble. I think the JBCO has this ingredient. Again I never had a problem with build up from Shea Moisture provided I used a sulfate free shampoo and an occasional sulfate clarifying shampoo.
as for this leave in, it wasn’t my favorite. Unless your hair is rather damaged, I think you can find a better leave in else where. If nothing else, you may easily get a sample of this if you live in the US and have access to a TJ Maxx. But then again, don’t take some rando on the internets opinion as fact as it may work incredibly for your hair!0
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If you ever wanted to try another Shea Moisture line, I highly recommend the Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil. Smells divine and imparts so much moisture.
I feel like a jerk downing a product you bought. I really didn't mean anything by it.
I've been eyeing up the Manuka Honey one so I'll definitely give it a go then! I'm in Canada so Shea Moisture is one of the lines available to me, though I do have a Sally's near me (which is a little dangerous!). Thank you again, and you are definitely not a jerk!