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This Item  Majestic Pure Rosemary Hair Loss Shampoo 16 fl oz |  |  |  | |
| Price | $16.29 | -10% $9.00 List: $9.99 | -7% $6.99 Typical: $7.50 | $17.98 |
| Price Per Unit | $1.02 / Fl Oz | $4.50 / Fl Oz | $0.58 / Ounce | $1.12 / Fl Oz |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Jun 19 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Jun 19 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Jun 19 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Jun 19 |
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| Sold By | Majestic Pure | Mielle Organics | Tri-Vision Health | Majestic Pure |
| form | Oil | Oil | Cream | Oil |
| scent | Rosemary | Rosemary | Mint,Natural | Rosemary |
| volume | 473 milliliters | 59 milliliters | — | 16 fluid ounces |
| weight | 16 ounces | 120 grams | 12 ounces | 16 ounces |
| active ingredients | vitamin e | — | rosemary | castor oil,rosemary |
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4.3 out of 5
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8,135 global ratings
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Helpful on my Natural Thick Hair Journey
A little background about me and my hair. My ethnicity gives me extraordinarily thick, slightly coarse, dense dark brown hair. I'm a strong believer in everything natural and fewer harmful chemicals. Striking a balance between what I consider beauty and keeping the ingredients natural has been a challenge. This shampoo gets my stamp of approval ,for the most part. The first two bottles I got worked well and smelled good, I was looking for something without silicone so I could try the curly girl method. The current bottle I have still seems to " clean"fairly well, maybe not quite as well. What I don't like about it is a strong acetone like odor that's some other reviewers have pointed out. My husband says it smells like apple cider vinegar though and I don't completely trust my own nose at times. Post-covid I think we should all question our sense of smells. Since smell hallucinations was a feature of that disease. I like that this cleans my hair but doesn't strip all the natural oils. Isn't too heavy, and since I'm not going for the Uber-hippie unwashed look, still makes me feel presentable and professional. I have no issue with the pump that comes with it. The ingredients list is slightly deceptive because vinegar and fruit extract are listed separately while the front claims that it's raw apple cider vinegar. However that's not a deal-breaker since I also purchase separately good raw apple cider vinegar to use on my hair as a conditioner and to remove mineral deposits from hard water. After an apple cider vinegar rinse my hair is always lighter fluffier and softer. I'd recommend it if you like more natural products: but remember if your hair is fine or different than mine you will not get the same results that I did.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023
I bought this product for the following reasons:
1) I have dandruff, bad dandruff.
2) I was tired of the overly chemical smell of most big-name dandruff shampoos. I had hope a pseudo-homeopathic fancypants solution existed.
3) I'm a sucker for himalayan rock salt.
Upon receiving this product, holy hell did I give it a chance. Followed the instructions, passionately rubbed the everloving hell out of my hair/scalp, and left the shower hopeful this would provide relief. And it did....the exact same level of relief that one with dandruff would get from washing their hair with ANYTHING ELSE LABELED FOR HAIR WASHING, MAYBE EVEN A STICK OF BUTTER. Within a day or two, regular amounts of dandruff returned, and my heart sank.
What did it deliver on? The smell. It smelled...like not-chemically shampoo. Which is fine, I guess. But I didn't just buy it for a good scent; I could've bought any of those froo-froo VO5's or Vidal Sassoon tubs to get a fine smell. Meanwhile it looked, sounded, felt, and tasted like the end result of giving a salt golem exemplary oral satisfaction.
Don't judge me, shampoo regularly gets into mouths, and I wanted to be thorough in my review. At least it didn't taste like coal tar or cleaner from under the sink.
In the end, this product failed, and convinced me that if you want a hair product to really manage the annoyance that dandruff brings into your life, you have to suck it up and either get prescription dandruff shampoo/scalp cream, or deal with the Ultramax Strength Giga variants of the popular store brands.
TL; DR, did it work? No. Get something like Neutrogina T-Gel.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023
As of this review that I've finally decided to pursue writing after playing a vigorous game of Rectal Thumb Jenga, this product is no longer available. Good. Hope it stays that way until it actually does everything it claims to, in order to provide competition in the area of, "Holy hell I wish I'd stop aggressively snowing on my oversized black wardrobe. The white dog hair doesn't need company."Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2023
I bought this product for the following reasons:
1) I have dandruff, bad dandruff.
2) I was tired of the overly chemical smell of most big-name dandruff shampoos. I had hope a pseudo-homeopathic fancypants solution existed.
3) I'm a sucker for himalayan rock salt.
Upon receiving this product, holy hell did I give it a chance. Followed the instructions, passionately rubbed the everloving hell out of my hair/scalp, and left the shower hopeful this would provide relief. And it did....the exact same level of relief that one with dandruff would get from washing their hair with ANYTHING ELSE LABELED FOR HAIR WASHING, MAYBE EVEN A STICK OF BUTTER. Within a day or two, regular amounts of dandruff returned, and my heart sank.
What did it deliver on? The smell. It smelled...like not-chemically shampoo. Which is fine, I guess. But I didn't just buy it for a good scent; I could've bought any of those froo-froo VO5's or Vidal Sassoon tubs to get a fine smell. Meanwhile it looked, sounded, felt, and tasted like the end result of giving a salt golem exemplary oral satisfaction.
Don't judge me, shampoo regularly gets into mouths, and I wanted to be thorough in my review. At least it didn't taste like coal tar or cleaner from under the sink.
In the end, this product failed, and convinced me that if you want a hair product to really manage the annoyance that dandruff brings into your life, you have to suck it up and either get prescription dandruff shampoo/scalp cream, or deal with the Ultramax Strength Giga variants of the popular store brands.
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