raw sugar aloe

Product copy lists aloe as helping to calm, soothe, and hydrate skin and scalp. In the scalp shampoos aloe is paired with jojoba oil and niacinamide; the body wash pairs aloe with sugarcane and green tea extracts.

The formulas are positioned for all hair types and for a range of skin types, including normal, sensitive, dry, and combination skin.

The scalp formulas (listed as "Jojoba Oil + Aloe + Niacinamide") are described as calming, crisp, and invigorating. The body wash ("Green Tea + Aloe") is described as crisp, peaceful, and clean.

Scalp shampoo: massage thoroughly into wet hair starting at the scalp, rinse with cool water, and follow with conditioner. Body wash: lather onto damp skin, rinse thoroughly, and pat dry.

Available sizes shown across the aloe shampoo and body wash items include 16 fl oz, 18 fl oz, and 20 fl oz.

Common claims include: vegan and cruelty‑free; formulated without SLS/SLES (sulfates), parabens, phthalates, silicones, and dyes. Some listings additionally note formaldehyde/formaldehyde donor‑free, propylparaben‑free, gluten‑free, and Nonylphenol Ethoxylate‑free. Packaging is described as recyclable or made with post‑consumer recycled material.

Review summaries most often note reduced dandruff, itch, and buildup; a clarified scalp and longer time between washes; plus softer, hydrated hair, improved oil control, and a pleasant scent. A minority of reviewers report side effects such as drying, increased shedding, or color stripping.

Packaging notes indicate bottles contain recycled content (bottles are called out as containing 30% recycled content), and some items are described as packaged in post‑consumer recycled plastic or using post‑consumer recycled material.

Common actives alongside aloe include jojoba oil and niacinamide in the scalp formulas, and sugarcane and green tea extracts in the body wash. Additional mentions in listings include tea tree oil and charcoal.