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Sulphates are most commonly found in shampoo. They can be present in conditioner but they are mostly used as detergents for cleaning hair

Sodium benzoate is widely used as a preservative in food but can be found in some hair products

Dimethicone and amodimethicone are non-water soluble silicones. These can build up and prevent beneficial moisture from penetrating the hair shaft

This logo means that no animal testing of any kind has been carried out on any of the ingredients. The product may also be vegan but this should be stated separately

Anti-humectants act as moisture barriers on the hair - protecting it from humidity

The key ingredient in Moroccan oil is argan oil. Rich in vitamin E, essential fatty acids and antioxidants

Shea butter will not encourage curl patterns but it acts as an emollient which moisturises hair and has a natural level of UVA/UVB protection

Parabens are used as preservatives. They are absorbed through the skin and research has found that they can disrupt hormone functions by mimicking oestrogen. The percentage of parabens found in most hair products is very small but other preservatives are being created to replace them

Stearyl alcohol is a 'good' alcohol with moisturing emollient properties. Alcohol denat acts to draw water away from the hair, drying it out

The vegan ingredient is cocos nucifera oil - this is virgin coconut oil. Lanolin is derived from sheep's wool, cera alba is another name for beeswax and shellac is derived from a resin secreted by insects