Maui MoistureThicken & Restore + Bamboo Fibers Strengthening Shampoo to Soften Transitioning or Natural Hair & Renew Brittle Hair, Vegan, Silicone & Paraben-Free, 13 fl oz

So I have really really sensitive hair and scalp. Whenever I use conditioner, my hair just looks like a greasy mop. I've been using head and shoulders for years because it's the only shampoo that doesn't make my head erupt in a horrible cracked and scabby mess. But the 2 in 1 shampoo was not cutting it. My hair was thining, fragile, snapping, and dryer that the Sahara desert.The very first time I used this conditioner there was a very noticeable difference in my hair. It had bounce, and volume, and shine. Even my fiancee noticed (and he's a man). My hair didn't feel weighed down or greasy and I didn't have to wash it more frequently.So I tried the shampoo too. Oh my god. This is the first shampoo and conditioner I've been able to find that doesn't trigger my head to break out/crust over. My hair does still have all the spilt ends, I do need to get those trimmed off, but it feels noticeably stronger, healthier, and moisturized.

This is the best shampoo for my hubby's thinning hair. It smells great and is light on his scalp as it's first ingredient is aloe which help moistutizing. It has natural ingredients and not sulfate, silicones, parabens and synthetic dyes. We have a subscription now through amazon but he has been using this shapoo for over 4 years.

Great

This shampoo and conditioner are a good product and I enjoyed the smell of them as well as how they made my hair feel at first. Unfortunately, I have a complicated scalp and can't use any hair products for long periods of time due to buildup. This product fell into that same category but was great until that point. I don't blame the product for my build up issues though.

I'm 60, and I use this Bamboo Shampoo, and the Hibiscus Shampoo and love them both.

Very nourishing . Not sure if this is organic . Not recommended for thirsty hair !

I tried joining the No-Poo movement years ago, and after a year of rinsing and waiting, (and putting my greasy hair in braids and ponytails) I finally accepted defeat- my hair is simply to fine and my scalp too oily for it to work for me. My sister who was studying cosmetology at the time told me her instructor taught most people over-shampoo, but you can never over-condition, so on a whim I tried using just conditioner in my hair- and miracle of miracles, the conditioner carried away all the oils, leaving my hair soft, but full of moisture!Fast forward about five years, and and one baby who drinks my bath water later, and I found myself wanting to find a cleaner, more natural conditioner or other No Poo option- but everything I found was $16+, and I can't swing that. After giving up the search as hopeless, I stumbled on this product, and it has been fantastic! I still try to wait till baby has left the bath before using it, but don't feel nearly so stressed if she does have a swallow or two. It is a couple dollars cheaper than my previous conditioner, smells light and clean, and still leaves my hair silky while rinsing away excess oils. I tried two of the formulas- this Bamboo fibers is technically a bit too rich for my ultra fine hair, but hasn't caused any problems, and if I have to use a scented product, it's clean bright scent is my favourite. I also got the white bottle, (Apuati or something?) which is a lighter weight, and ideal for my hair type, and I like it, but in the end I prefer the bamboo scent.Regarding complaints about it being too thick, I find that it IS difficult to get out- so I hold the bottle by the bottom, and swing it down a couple times, using centrifugal force to move the cream to the mouth of the bottle, and then it is easy-peasy to dispense just the right amount with a light squease. Alternatively, one could perhaps add a small amount of water, but then you are messing with the balance of preservatives, and could encourage bacterial growth, so swinging seems the safer choice to me- although at the end of a bottle I do add water, just to get the last two or three servings out.All told, I am really enjoying this product, and will definitely continueto subscribe & save.

I'm on a mission to find less expensive replacements for the upscale hair products and skin moisturizers that I love. With the cost of rent going up, something had to give. If you use Olaplex, like I did, give this Walmart staple a try. The shampoo is luxurious with lots of suds. The conditioner makes my hair shiny and soft. It's a third of the price, not counting the extra steps in the other system. And it smells great. I bought this through Amazon when Walmart was out. Another great budget hair system is Mielle. Even when I win the lottery, I'm sticking to Maui and Mielle.