Tired of buying smaller or typical sized expensive bottles of fragrance free stuff. It's already harder to find as it is. I want to use and refill may own bottles too. Looking to save a little money by buying larger quantities. Any recommends for larger bagged or bottled sizes in shampoo , conditioners and other products?

Hi everyone, I have been dealing with a new fragrance sensitivity for the past 2 weeks now that has been making me worried. 2 weeks ago, I was spraying my body mist that I’ve been wearing for a couple months now, and it accidentally got into the back of my throat. Maybe like an hour later, I started getting symptoms of a sore throat, tightness and burning sensation in my chest, which I’ve never had experienced before with any perfume. It lasted for days. Throughout those days, I was waking up with a stuffy nose and during the day, I would deal with a runny nose. I have gotten headaches from perfumes before, which has also started a couple months ago, but only (some) would give me headaches, but never symptoms like this. I don’t know what is causing this, growing up, I never had fragrance sensitivity. As a young woman who loves perfume, this has been very upsetting because I love perfume and it feels so weird not wearing it. Has anyone experienced this? What perfumes are recommended to wear with fragrance sensitivity? I really don’t want to stop wearing perfumes :(

I'm desperately looking for urea products that are fragrance free. I like urea because they help with KP on my legs and keep them moisturized for longer. I drink tons of water but my legs are just dry and scaly unless I use urea lotions.

I usually use the OUKEYA 40%. It feels wonderful on my skin but it has perfume and I can't use it without triggering an allergic cough that last for hours!

please don't recommend Eucerin. I know some of their products are fragrance free but I'm allergic to their products regardless of the presence of fragrance.

hi! i’m going to japan next week and im wondering if anyone knows of good unscented products that i should get when im there! thanks !!!

do you react to this ingredient? and are you fragrance free due to mcas or something else? i'm curious bc this ingredient is a mast cell stabiliser.

I have texture issues with stuff that goes on my face, anything that feels too heavy… can make me need to go wash it off my face. A lot of items end up used on my body not my face and neck.

I hate how texture sensitive I am.

I made the mistake of using this new bottle of SEEN shampoo and it left a glue-like residue in my hair and on my hands/body that STICKS like crazy and doesn't want to come off. Even when I wash my hands with soap and water, I still feel this residue like I have glue on my hands. How am I supposed to get this out of my hair? I have MCAS and am sensitive to a lot of things. I tried a bit of Dove soap and that doesn't do a good enough job. I can't use stuff like baking soda or vinegar. Anyone have any tips?

I desperately want to smell like something good, instead of nothing at all. Is there ANY fragrance that we can wear - something real, like coconut oil, or something that won't trigger a response? SIGH.

Hello guys I'm combo oily skin / very sensitive to textures / feeling I'm looking for an extremely lightweight, fast drying, etc sunscreen for the face and body! I am still searching and it's really really hard to find a good fragrance free sunscreen for face/body that doesn't feel gross on my skin!! I live in the South and it gets hot and sunny here and I really need something good for the summertime.... Please help me! 😔😔😔

I see a lot of good reviews here for the it’s a 10 miracle leave in FF but the website doesn’t ship to Canada. I’m unwilling to purchase from Amazon for risk of non-genuine products. Any idea where else to buy?

I run dry so matte maybe wouldn't be the best option. I am open to most price ranges, but things like Maybelline Fit Me and Loreal True Match leave me cakey. Any ideas? I'd be grateful. When I'm working I use tinted moisturizers, or tinted sunscreens. But, the coverage is not ideal.

I've recently started getting into styling my hair, but I keep running into an issue of having the worst headaches/nausea caused by the fragrance in every heat protectant and styling product. And I feel like the scents often still cling to my hair even after washing it out.

I'm looking for recommendations for a good heat protectant and a styling product I can use for when I want to curl my hair, that doesn't weigh down my hair or make it feel crunchy/sticky (and ofc is fragrance free or the scent dissipates really fast/is extremely mild)

For reference: I have fine hair, that is drier at the ends and oilier at the root, so I'm looking for something that's light but will leave my hair feeling soft. Texture wise, I have a mix of straight to wavy hair, that generally doesn't like to hold anything (curl or straightening).

The tool I'm using is the Shark FlexFusion, and I live in Canada, so I'd prefer products that I'll be able to find here easily.

Thanks in advance, and lmk if I need to add anymore info

Wondering if there’s any fragrance free brands that are also free from animal testing. I use cetaphil, clinique currently but both do animal testing ):

I'm slowly eliminating products to be as fragrance free as possible. for the most part as I eliminate I've found I'm allergic to both coconut & shea.

I'm primarily looking for body lotion, conditioner & leave in for fine 2b/c waves. Everything i was previously using turned out to have one or both in them.

I'm open to Asian beauty products well as long as they can be found on Amazon. Current products I'm using are vanicream body wash, curlsmith fragrance free shampoo & benton snail bee high content lotion and my face LOVES it, but it doesn't do the job I need on my really dried out legs especially in the summer desert heat.

I'm not entirely sold on my shampoo, so I'm open for suggestions there. Curlsmith is a little pricier than id like & i use more product per wash than id like.

For my face wash I double cleanse using a non-frangance free rice water bright oil & foaming wash. I like it, it gets the job done & the scent is light enough it doesn't irritate my skin or senses, but I'm also open for suggestions for something similar that doesn't have fragrance in it.

I’ve have the serum and tried samples of other products including the conditioner but I wasn’t able to get a good idea of the results as the sample opened up in transit. Seemed to have good slip but my concern is more once the hair is dry. My hair typically dislikes oils. I know it has oils but I’m desperate.

Anyone else with a similar hair type that used it?

Mostly straight with less than 10% that has a curl/wave, fine texture, low porosity, medium thickness. Hair dislikes aloe, oils/butters and protein. My hair gets build up easily. Routine is shampoo and conditioner. FF leave ins often are too heavy or they make my hair feel tacky.

Currently dealing with issues from using FF shampoos stripping and conditioners not hydrating. I used a shampoo with protein and it really dried out my hair. Recently discovered aloe dried out my hair too. Which is I don’t get it because I often used Suave Essentials before having to be FF and hair looked fantastic.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for help finding the right shampoo routine for my hair and scalp. I’d really appreciate advice from people with similar hair or scalp conditions.

🧬 Hair type:

• Afro-textured hair
• Fine strands (not thick or dense)
• Low porosity (products tend to sit on hair instead of absorbing)
• Hair loses moisture quickly after washing
• Needs volume but gets weighed down easily

🧴 Scalp condition:

• Itchy scalp after washing
• Mild dryness after shampooing
• Sensitive scalp (some shampoos cause irritation)

💧 Water situation:

• I live in Israel and we have hard water (likely mineral buildup issues)

🧪 What I’ve tried:

• Tea tree shampoos (sometimes too harsh / can increase irritation)
• Clarifying shampoos (helpful but sometimes leave scalp dry or itchy)
• Lightweight leave-ins (work better than heavy creams)

🎯 What I’m looking for:

• A shampoo that cleans properly but doesn’t irritate my scalp
• Works well with hard water / buildup issues
• Gentle enough for frequent use (2–3 times per week)
• Helps reduce itchiness after washing
• Keeps hair light, soft, and not weighed down

🎯 My goal:

Healthy, non-itchy scalp + soft, lightweight hair with natural volume.

🚫 Important preference:

I prefer lightweight products (no heavy butters or oils on scalp). My hair gets weighed down very easily, so I’m looking for gentle, non-heavy formulas.

What would you recommend as the best shampoo routine or product combo for this type of hair and scalp?

I literally just bought the dove sensitive skin bar soap (bc I want to start to use bar soap), I haven't used it yet, and I'm doubting the purchase. Because I've seen mixed reviews. Theoretically it's for "sensitive skin" (I hate that term, but that's a whole nother conversation) and allegedly fragrance free, but it smells? And apparently it can cause reactions?

Please, if you have tried it, comment. I can't find a devise answer anywhere.

I used the Aveeno Skin Relief body wash for like 15 years and then they changed the formula a few years ago - it seemed like they added some weird fragrance and the consistency changed? I had to stop using it. But I read a post somewhere saying they reformulated it again back to the original? Is this true?