is suave naturals daily clarifying some what ok to use?

Just wondering if suave naturals daily clarifying some what ok to use? I know it has bad stuff in it but I can't afford bucks soaps right now.
updated by @doogie: 01/13/15 09:46:36PM

Just use baking soda and apple cider vinegar! Its very inexpensive.

Suave shampoo DOES have conditioners in it that will "keep your hair tangle free"

that's not a very good choice for dreadlocks. it has silicones in it which will result in major build up. if you don't want to go the bs/acv route than you could always try dish soap. there's a natural one called dishmate. i use it for my dishes but i bet it would work quite well for dreadlocks. gentle cleansing and essential oils. i buy it at sprouts for about $3.

I have very hard water so the BS/avc wont work. This is the only clarifying shampoo I could find out of CVS, Walmart and Kmart. If I could afford the gas to drive 1.5hrs one-way I would went to Sally's but for that much I'd just buy bucks!

Dawn takes forever to rinse out. Very very sissy!

***sudsy! Damn auto correct!

I personally don't like dawn for my hair either, it left my dreads feeling brittle.

Have you tried Dr. Bronners? I bought mine at a local grocery store in the organic/healthfoods section.

Again I have very hard water and bronners wont work either!

Sorry, I forgot about Dr. Bronners not being good with hard water

Have you tried the soap from dreadlocksshampoo.com?

I've used bucks county since June last yr but haven't been able to afford it since December! It really sucks that its so damn expensive!