What’s in a name? Plenty if that name is Pure Elements Organics

Pure Elements Organics offer a range of haircare products that truly live up to their brand name. These products are vegan and organic certified, with a minimum of 985 of total ingredients coming from a natural origin, all packed in 100% post-consumer recycled bottles. And you’ve got to be happy with that.

What’ll make you more ecstatic is the variety in the range, with something for everyone: people who’ve had to put with dull and dry hair, right through to those battling the oilier elements. Best of all, Pure Elements products are all made with pure organic ingredients.

I first tried the Barbary Fig Revitalising Shampoo, perfect for adding a little oomph to dry hair. The key ingredient of Barbary Fig – a species of cactus that’s been cultivated for hundreds of years in the Americas – works well in treating a dry scalp, and helps smoothing hair strands to a nice shine.

Following this with the Poppy Seed Detangling – which contains poppy seed oil, aloe vera and shea butter, all which work to condition and enhance sheen, and it’s a simple but brilliant regime to look after my locks. The product is infused with a woody-lavender aromatic blend of essential and botanical oils, leaving the hair smelling delicious, too.

Since my hair is a little on the curly side, the Coconut Curl Texturizer is the perfect finish, helping to eliminate frizz and keep my curls nicely kempt.

All up, I’m very impressed with the products I’ve tried so far in the Pure Elements Organics range and would be happy to keep using the products going from winter to summer.

Antonino Tati

Pure Elements Organics products are available from quality beauty and haircare sites such smithscollectivebrands.com.au. Prices vary.