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Stephanie
Queen Coffee Bean
Registered: February 2003 Location: Texas, USA Posts: 3351
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Review Date: Sat March 1, 2008
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $12.00
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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Packaging, texture, fragrance, creamy lather,
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None
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This is my holy grail of shampoos. The smell is heavenly, the texture is smooth and turns into a creamy lather without being too sudsy, it rinses very well and leaves my hair feeling smooth and tangle-free while wet (a huge issue for my long, thin, dry ends). A little bit goes a long way, so while this is a more expensive brand of shampoo, it really is cost effective. The moisture balance of my scalp is perfect after rinsing and drying (not too dry, not still oily). I love the light coconutty smell (not overwhelmingly tropical or fake, and believe me, I'm sensitive to smell). The packaging is great and the bottle with its narrow neck is easy to hold while dispensing product.
This is also my perfect body wash and shave cream. It provides enough slip for the razor to glide over my skin without nicks - even in the bikini area! No irritation. Again, cost effective, as a little bit on a pouf or natural bristle brush goes a long way.
I always use conditioner (Nexxus Humectress, this shampoos partner), but I use far less conditioner (no more palms full of conditioner!) when I use this shampoo, and because my scalp isn't dried out, I don't need to use the conditioner on my scalp!
I would have given this product a rating of 11 if it were available. Love it.
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happylynngilmer
innocentlookingprankster
Registered: May 2007 Location: The White Tower Posts: 1715
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Review Date: Sun March 9, 2008
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $10.00
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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Packaging, price, ingredients
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Cons:
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nothing in my opinion
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I was looking for a gentle suflate 'poo for my regimen because after months of trial and error, it seems sulfates are what keeps my flakies at bay. This has chamomile and nettle in it-which my hair loves both. it smells like coconut-just like suave's coconut 'poo (but it does not linger in my hair which is a shame). This is pretty thick, but it doesnt make my hair glob-up like all the shampoos I have used in the last few months. *cough* max green alchemy and oyin *cough*. It lathers great and rinsed out without fuss. My hair doesn't get tangly or matty afterwards, and it doesnt feel stripped either. I use in conjuntion with trader joe's refresh conditioner. This 'poo holds HG status for me.
*Nexxus does *not* test on animals.
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Ma'am
Member
Registered: November 2009 Posts: 96
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Review Date: Wed February 24, 2010
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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It's good.
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Cons:
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It's a little pricey.
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I've used this shampoo for 20 years.
The formulation - or my hair - has changed since it's become available in stores. I couldn't get it to work for me for anything, and couldn't figure out why.
Out of nowhere, it was leaving my hair heavy, greasy, and gross. But thankfully, I found a solution.
I dilute it. A lot.
I use an empty litre bottle, put about 2 tablespoons of shampoo in it, and fill the bottle 3/4 up w/ water. Immediately got the results I'd been used to for umpteen years.
If you have dry hair (or any hair), I can't recommend this shampoo highly enough. My hair loves it, and responds to it like no other shampoo I've ever tried.
I follow with Paul Mitchell's The Conditioner, which is a miraculous detangler.
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LadyLongLocks
Member
Registered: March 2005 Location: Illinois USA Posts: 583
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Review Date: Sat September 3, 2011
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Would you recommend the product? No |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 5
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Pros:
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Works good
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Cons:
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Price, has sodium Laureth sulfate
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It works fine but for me it was comparable to cheaper brands. I gave it a try while switching from sls shampoos to sles but now have gone sulfate free.
Suave makes a clone of this now for under 3.50 for a huge bottle.
You pay for the name here IMO.
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