Andalou Naturals Shampoo Moisture Rich Argan & Sweet Orange 11.5 fl oz (340 ml)

They don't advertise aroma therapy but the scent is also quite relaxing. Leaves my hair feeling great and effects noticeable days later when I don't use it

A shame ! Come completely open and empty ?

I really love how this shampoo is for my thick hair, but also for my sensitive scalp & skin. I didn't necessarily buy it due to it's use for color treated hair, but I do actually add color stain to the increasing white streaks in my naturally black hair (Splat hair color, it's amazing), so, it's great for that too. I mainly bought it because it seemed like it was a good formula for those of us with sensitive skin, plus it had a nice, gentle but natural rose scent. Wow! This has been one of the best shampoos (& conditioners) I've found in a long time! Lots of other "sensitive skin formula" shampoos actually burned my scalp, this one gives me no scalp issues at all. Even when I don't use the conditioner, my hair is glossy, shiny, bouncy & feels softly clean, but not stripped dry. My hair has it's natural waves, not frizzy, but also not left with any product in it, making it hang lank & dull either. The scent is natural, not heavy & perfume'y. It is a low suds formula, as stated on the bottle, so don't expect big, frothy foamy suds right away, but this also makes it easier to rinse out. It works even better when combined with the coordinating regular conditioner! I've just ordered the coordinationg leave-in conditioner, which has amazing reviews, can't wait to give that a try~

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As you can see from the pic--which was taken this morning after washing and air-drying it last night (I've done *nothing* with it)--I have medium brown 3a/3b wavy-curly hair with loads of gray at the temples. The gray is less curly than the rest of my hair--and it's wiry and super frizzy. It's been coming in like gangbusters, so recently I began looking for a (cruelty-free) shampoo and conditioner that would tame the frizz without being too heavy and diminish the definition of my curls; I've tried several without any luck. But...Eureka! I believe I have found it in this shampoo and conditioner combo by Andalou. I had a feeling this would be it, because it was love at first try with the Andalou Shea Butter Lavender hand cream. That stuff pampers my dry, aging skin--and it smells heavenly. I often wear it in lieu of perfume. This company seems to just really *work* with my body chemistry. A quick note about using the shampoo. Some folks in the reviews have complained it doesn't suds up enough, but it really does. The trick with this (and all sulfate-free shampoos) is to make sure your hair *and* your scalp are both completely soaked before putting the product in your hair; these sulfate-free formulas need lots of water to build up a sudsy head. Like most people, I use a hand held shower head and I spend a generous 5 minutes deliberately drenching my hair and scalp, holding the shower head close to my hair and even moving my hair up and out of the way to really shoot the water into the scalp area. If you're patient and do this first, then apply shampoo, you'll have all the lather you could possibly want, I promise. In any event, I love the stuff and the conditioner too (another heavenly scent); my hair looks and feels better than ever. I'm so happy I've finally found two basic, essential hair care products that I really, really love--and the company that makes them is also 100% cruelty-free. Score! P.S. I've added a "before" pic so you can get a very clear idea what I've been dealing with, up until now, in terms of frizz.

Has done wonders for my hair. Defined curls, no frizz without additional hair products

worked brilliantly for my curly hair,superb.