It’s Noughty to the rescue, but is it nice?

Noughty 1 with Elizabeth H

Some time ago, before chaos struck from all sides I got sent some Noughty hair care products to try. I’m always searching for the perfect shampoo so I love trying what’s new on the market. I used every last drop of the shampoo and I’m still using the hair serum. But before I get into the review I’d love to tell you more about the brand first.

About Noughty

The Noughty range is of 97% natural products and they always consider sustainability. The products are packed with all the good stuff and none of the bad. They are free from parabens, silicones, petrochemicals and sulphates. They are cruelty free, leaping bunny accredited and 100% vegan. So it’s so much of the good!

The Noughty Range

Noughty has an extensive range to suite all hair types and woes.

  • To the Rescue – For dry, damaged and frizzy hair
  • Wave Hello – For curls and waves
  • Rise & Shine – For normal to dry hair
  • Care Taker – For sensitive scalps
  • Detox Dynamo – For removing buildup
  • 1 Hit Wonder – For fragile, overworked hair
  • Pumped Up – For fine or limp hair
  • Blondie Locks – For blonde hair
  • Colour Bomb – For colour treated hair

Noughty to the Rescue

I got sent two products from the To The Rescue range. I do struggle with frizz and my hair was dry from getting my hair highlighted, so I was ready to give this a go.

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To The Rescue, Moisture Boost Shampoo

This intensely moisturising shampoo helps transform dry and damaged locks, splits, snaps and that dreaded frizz. The 97% natural, sulphate and silicone free formula cleanses without stripping. Sweet almond and sunflower seed extracts replenish lost moisture. The active ingredients include: House of Oils (Their unique blend of plant oils that assist in boosting the strength of hair, improves suppleness, smoothness and shine, and helps to reduce damage and breakage) Hydrating sunflower seed extract helps to create healthy looking hair. Moisture-replenishing sweet almond extract helps to strengthen hair. SLMI (Sodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate) is a mild, water-soluble surfactant derived from coconut. Being sulphate-free, this provides the lather and cleansing activity that powers all of the Noughty shampoos.

I say: I really enjoyed this shampoo, it smoothed my hair, making it more supple and manageable. The morrocan argan and almond scent lingered in my hair after a wash. Unfortunately one of the ingredients in the shampoo aggravated and triggered the eczema on my scalp so I could only use it every other wash. I would really like to try their range for sensitive scalps to see if it’s kind to mine.

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To The Rescue Serum

This silicone-free, 97% natural serum with sweet almond extract and argan oil, helps increase elasticity and moisture, putting a stop to frizz, flyaways and bad hair days for a super sleek finish. Shields hair from heat up to 220°C to protect from splits and snaps. This makes this serum the perfect companion for any hair straightener. The active ingredients includes: House of OilsWheat bran extract it improves combability, adds gloss, and helps reduce snaps and splits. Moisture-replenishing sweet almond extract helps to strengthen hair. The Argan oil, rich in frizz-taming essential fatty acids, helps to increase hair’s elasticity. Mushroom extract contains natural enzymes that help to protect from heat and strengthens hair.

I say: I really love how this oil just tames those fly away baby hairs. It also helps to add shine and makes my hair smooth a sleek when using my straightener. I live in an area with humidity so my hair can really use the help I can give it!

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The Noughty range is exclusively available at Clicks and the pricing is really good considering it’s free of all the nasties. She shampoo and serum both sells for R150

Have you tried any of the Noughty products before? Let me know in the comments what you think and which ones you’ve tried.

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5 Responses

  1. Just stumbled upon this post after a quick google search! So wish I could get hold of these hair goodies 🙁 Love your photography too 😉

    1. Are they no longer at clicks? I haven’t used it in a while so I haven’t been looking for them. And thanx for the compliment darlin 🙂

  2. Clicks stocked this a while back before taking it off the shelves. Anyone know where I can find it again? It was really amazing

  3. I’ve been wanting to try their products for the longest time!

    Candice x

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