Healthy Scalp Pink Grapefruit Shampoo for Oily Hair & Scalp, 12 fl oz

I've been using this shampoo for about a week, washing my hair every other day. This is my first time trying it, and so far, I'm pleasantly surprised. First of all, the scent is amazing, fresh pink grapefruit that makes your shower feel energizing. It lingers in the hair for a while after washing, which I really enjoy. The texture lathers really well; it's not too thick or too thin, just the right consistency. I don't need much product to cover my long hair (past my shoulders), so the bottle should last a good while. The bottle itself is lightweight and easy to handle in the shower. As for how it cleanses the scalp, I can't yet speak to long-term results, but I can say it definitely helps reduce itching and discomfort. I have a very sensitive scalp, and I haven't experienced any irritation or allergic reaction, which is a big plus for me. Overall, a solid shampoo at a fair price. It feels gentle, smells great, and does the job without stripping or causing issues. Would recommend for anyone looking for a simple, effective everyday cleanser.

I Love this shampoo!! My hair had begun shedding from a majorly stressful event, and of all the supporting products out there, this one fit the bill. It smells uplifting, feels wonderful while washing and after rinsing. So clean! Great value for the quality. My hair looks great and my scalp feels fresh. Using their system, I have lots of new growth coming in. I’m really pleased and am glad this is the route I chose versus unsustainable prices of other products that claim the same results.

I have curly hair that gets very dry and frizzy in the winters. I also get really bad dandruff in the winters. I used the Yuka food rating app on my head and shoulders and was a little off put by the score so I went looking for alternatives. This product is GREAT! It decreased my dandruff after one week of use. I used it a lot more often in the first week, but now I am back to shampooing every three days or so and it still works great! However, I did also buy a scalp brush at the same time, so I am not sure exactly which product is the causal factor of less dandruff. Regardless, it smells and feels great and I don’t have little white flakes in my dark brown hair anymore so I am happy!

There’s really not much difference with this shampoo compared to others that I used. My hair turns oily afterwards about the same time as other shampoos. Will say that the shampoo has a really strong scent and I can still slightly smell it even after drying my hair. The color of the shampoo is clear.

This shampoo did exactly what I needed— it sudsed up nicely and really cleaned my hair and scalp. It has a very pleasant citrus fragrance. It did dry out my hair a bit, but if I'd followed it by a conditioner, I'm sure it would have been fine. At this point, I just wanted something to strip oil and product build up, which it did. I would definitely buy it again, but it's a large bottle, so that will probably be a while from now.

Years and years ago my dermatologist suggested I treat my ongoing scalp condition with "clarifying" shampoo. There was only one such shampoo on the market at that time made by a small independent company, so that was it. But as the years went on, clarifying shampoos became gradually more common and I've steadily tried this brand and that. But after I tried this one, I was sold. It's spectacular: gentle but utterly thorough cleansing. And it's relatively inexpensive and made by a trusted American company!

I love this product's fragrance but wish it wasn't such a pain to work it into a lather and onto your scalp. The gel is a clear kinda pinkish color like the color of the bottle. The easiest way to lather is to dispense gobs of the stuff, 2-3 times more than your average shampoo. I tried really hard to use a more typical amount but had great difficulty getting any shampoo onto my scalp. I had to use more shampoo than I expected and often I had to lather three times to get my scalp clean. I finished the bottle but didn't notice any damage to my hair. But I just gave up on it. Neutrogena has just gone to town pumping this product with gel. Comparison of clarifying shampoos - I usually use these every 3-4 days with dry shampoo in-between. All of the shampoos left my scalp in similarly clean condition but some required extra lathering. I rarely use conditioner but when I did, I used the Redken Acidic Bonding Conditioner the mate to the Redken shampoo. For most of these shampoos, I used "a palmful" of shampoo to get enough lather down on the scalp. The Redken required a dime sized drop. A palmful is easily 4x but probably closer to 5-6x a dime sized drop. Neutragena clarifying shampoo.- lovely grapefruit scent. This shampoo was startlingly thick but even with a palmful, I had a difficult time lathering. Working the shampoo down to the scalp was not easy. I often ended up adding more shampoo to the roots or lathering 3x. Ultimately, it was a hassle and I gave up on it. Didn't cause significant damage (1-2 inch ends snapping off) with only one bottle. One bottle lasted about 5-6 weeks. VO5 clarifying shampoo - same trick as Neutragena, a very thick gel. Requires a full palmful to work it into the scalp. Usually I have to lather up three times to clean the scalp. It only costs $1.25 from the Dollar store but being forced to use such large amounts obviously drives the cost up by at least 4x. This shampoo dried out my hair and 1-2 inch pieces started to snap off halfway through the bottle. One bottle lasts about 5-6 weeks. I've concluded this shampoo is also too much work to bother with. One bottle lasted about 5-6 weeks. Suave clarfying shampoo - this shampoo cost me $2 bucks plus some change from Target. It too has a thick gel-like consistency but there's more detergent. It lathers up easily with a palmful of shampoo and can clean the scalp consistently with only two lathers. This shampoo does damage the hair but it takes longer than the VO5. One bottle usually lasts about 2 months or a bit more. Aveeno clarifying shine and shampoo - thick gel-like consistency but with enough detergent that it lathers up easily. Unfortunately, it seems to have a lot less cleaning power than any of the other shampoos. It's leaving a residue on my scalp. I've checked this by using the Suave 2x, then the Aveeno 1x. There is definitely something on my scalp after this. My scalp gets oilier much faster anytime I use the Aveeno. Since the whole point of using a clarifying shampoos is to clean my scalp to the max, I don't see any point to using the Aveeno. It's probably best for someone who has dry hair and wants to wash products out. Redken Acidic Concentrate Shampoo - a white gel, on the thinner side compared to the other shampoos. Easier to work into a lather and onto the scalp. Very concentrated, use only a dime sized drop. Most of the other shampoos "a palmful" is easily 4x but more likely 5-6x a dime sized drop. Cleans scalp lathering 2x. Does not damage the hair even after 6-9 months of continuous use. Half of a 33 oz bottles lasts 6-9 months. Of the low-cost shampoos Suave stands out. The price comparison between Suave puts it ahead of Aveeno and Neutragena because they are clearly more expensive per use. Both cost more and you get less per bottle. The Redken stands alone ahead of all the competition. The price per bottle also stands ahead of the competition at about $65. Adjusted for amount of shampoo per use, if we divide by 4, the effective price of the Redken is dropping rapidly to $16 for equivalent usage. The bottle is also 33.8 oz significantly larger than all the rest. The Suave is the next largest bottle at 22.5 oz. The Aveeno is 12 oz. I'm not even going to try for any kind of mathematical accuracy and just say that Redken has 50% more so the price for similar # of uses is about $10. Using these seriously back of the envelope estimates, it's starting to look like the highest performance, highest price bottle may be only a few bucks higher than the Aveeno or Neutragena for the same number of shampoos. At this point, I quit. No more experiments, I'll stick with the Redken. ***** One of the classic scams is to act like a responsible seller... at first... build up a customer base (gather many stars), then yank the rug out from under you. Looks like there's a lot of this going on. I've started checking the lastest reviews to make sure the seller remains honest.

After reading all of the reviews, I was scared that this shampoo was going to smell really bad because that’s what all of the reviews are stating I was pleasantly surprised that the smell of the shampoo was like a strong burst of grapefruit. Don’t let the stupid reviews persuade your decision and getting it. It’s really good and it made my hair feel amazing My hair doesn’t feel oily anymore or feel like I have a buildup of product. I highly recommend.

Everything is nice about this shampoo but I found it odd about the grapefruit flavor smell abit odd and possibly not to everyone liking.

I tried it for like two months, and man it's good, I am a young man, my hair has medium length, super greasy, the smallest effort, work, gym, walking or stress would create an oil factory in my head and this one definitely did the job of cleansing it. But it does dry out the hair if you wash daily like I do. So I still had to use a conditioner, one from OGX with apple cider vinegar. They work like a charm

Llego en buenas condiciones. Excelente shampoo con fuerte aroma a toronja, bueno si tienes cabello graso, deja el cabello limpio y manejable

Good fragrance and cleans well.

Good one