"Sulfates is evil, it will drop your hair, dry it and spoil it"
“The sulfates are good, and without it, your hair will fall, dry, and frizz.”
Who is the most honest person in the quarrel that has been going on for 10 years on the Internet in all countries of the world?
Trust the knowledge
Science is like this in our language, and it simply tells you that there is something called surfactant
This is a very gentle process in the field of cosmetics, which is to reduce the surface tension between liquids
A part of it sticks in the water, and a part of it sticks in the oil and solves the problem between them and makes them merge with each other, and this is how the oil mixes with normal water, and we get the final result, which is “cleanliness”
This is used in beauty products and household cleaners, and it has medical and industrial uses as well. I mean, if you find an ingredient on shampoo, soap, dishes, and a bottle in the hospital, don’t be afraid, this is very normal.
There are types of surfactants that contain sulfates and other types that do not contain sulfates that enter into more stages of manufacturing and their effectiveness is stronger than those without sulfates, the stages of manufacturing are less, and they mostly come from compounds in plants and sugar and their effectiveness is less
Ok, do I also use End? Use both 
Excessive use of sulfates will really dry your hair, and this will lead to brittleness, entanglement, hair loss, and dryness. Over time, the hair will thin and turn from a strong substance to clean your hair into a violent substance that will eat your hair molecules in time.
Refraining from using sulfates completely will cause an accumulation of sebum, fats, dust and products on the cells of your hair and scalp, and this will block the pores of the scalp and cause hair loss and stiffness that leads to dryness and lack of hair absorption.
For hydration, moisture, nourishment, and any therapeutic product that you put on, it will not benefit you at the time, and you will find your hair. Implement the famous saying, “Everything I care about is ruined.”
The right way is to achieve a balance between a light, sulfate-free medicated shampoo as a basis for the routine, and a cleansing shampoo that you use every two to four weeks, depending on how dry your hair is and how you feel.
Sulfate-free shampoo is your friend if your hair is chemically treated or dyed, or if you are floating in the sea or swimming pool, or if your hair is damaged, tired and in need of moisturizing, or if your hair is naturally dry and weak.
We do not have in the brand a shampoo that contains sulfates, a dandruff treatment, or a scalp purifier, because there are thousands of types in all pharmacies and stores.
However, we have a sulfate-free Waves shampoo with moisture-preserving, antioxidant and pH-balancing properties, to be the basis of a whole routine, continuous care for your hair from the first to the last step. 
Sulfates or without sulfates?