MooGoo Milk Shampoo Questions & Answers

It doesnt really lather, it depends on how much hair you have, I use about 4 squirts of shampoo & 2 conditioner and I have long thick hair!

Yes. My hair is highlighted and I have no issues (or complaints from my hairdresser!)

Thank you for your reply!

My hair can be a bit frizzy at times and I don't have a problem with the Moo Goo at all. My husband has dry hair and he doesn't like it. But then he doesn't like to use conditioner either! All you can do is try it.

I have blonde highlights in my hair and haven't noticed any any problems.

Hi Rachael, I have really soft fine hair and have to wash every second or third day as my hair sticks out everywhere. You would definitely have to wash twice to help deal with oil. The first application doesn't seem to do much, but hair feels clean after the second for me. Sometimes over washing and using harsh chemicals can make hair more oily, so when you go to less harsh products things can improve. You would know how your hair behaves better than me! You can contact Moo Goo and explain and they might send you some samples to try. I started off using it after I was given a free sample. I also use their lip balm, soap and other products due to my allergies. Hope this helps. It made a huge difference to my life as I had constant flaking from my scalp which I found hugely embarrassing, Now I have none. Good Luck!

The shampoo used alone I find makes my hair feels a little dry, but I always use it with the conditioner which I find adds the perfect amount of moisture and keeps it that way without oily-ness until I wash my hair the next day.

this is great shampoo, I've been using it for 8 years and my hair length has been short and long through that time. Moogoo doesn't build up the way other shampoos do and they use natural ingredients. Most importantly they don't test on animals, and they have refused to sell to China (China insists on products being tested on animals) and to the large supermarkets here in Australia. All those reasons combined are why i'll always use moogoo products. I use their moisturiser too.

This is a copy of the ingredients for the shampoo from Moogoo's website.

Water (Purified), Decyl Glucoside (Glucose Derived Cleanser), Coco-Betaine (Coconut Derived Cleanser), Sodium Cocoyl Sarcosinate (Coconut Derived Cleanser), Sodium Lauroamphoacetate (Coconut Derived Cleanser), Lauryl Glucoside (Glucose Derived Cleanser), Behentrimonium Methosulfate (Canola Derived De-Tangler), Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Oleate (Natural Ester), Coco Glucoside (Glucose Derived Cleanser), Piroctone Olamine, Allantoin (Comfrey Derived), Hydrolyzed Casein (Milk Protein), Parfum (Phthalate free).

Hope this helps.

As far as I know it does not. It is derived from all natural products and is very gentle on your hair. I use it on my one year old as well as myself.

Look up their website. All ingredients are listed.

Don't know if you can. You wlll have to google Moo Goo and see if they have NZ sellers. Another good product is called Billie Goat but again it is sold in Australia.

Please email the company (MooGoo) to ask them if their product is suitable for children. I am guessing that it is because the product contains no nasty chemicals, and is probably better than the supermarket variety of shampoos.

Should be fine. It's all natural and has no chemicals. If you're still concerned though, you can contact the staff. They're lovely.

I do not live in Sydney, so I don't know where to buy Moo Goo products. I suggest that you go onto the Moo Goo website to check for retailers - there is a section on the website where you can search for them. Otherwise, ask at your local health food store to order the product in for you.

Usually health food stores have it, or organic stores.... if all else fails you can buy it direct from their website.