This is review will not be helpful for those looking at efficacy. I can't really tell if my hair's all that different from using other products. I do think it looks nice. Maybe the hair blooming works?

My focal point for this review is the conditioner bottle is hard to use. The conditioner is very creamy and as a result, extremely difficult to squeeze out of the bottle. Even as someone w/ relatively normal hand functions, I find it annoying to have to 1. Keep the bottle upside down 2. Slam a few times like a ketchup bottle to get the conditioner to pool near the opening 3. Squeeze w/ some force to get it out. I think the bottle material/thickness is partially to blame in addition to the consistency of the conditioner.

Anyway, it'd be great if the manufacturer included a pump top for the conditioner. I can't be the only finding this aspect of the user experience important.

Clearly people do not know how to review a product.

1. Stuff happens in the mail. That doesn't mean the PRODUCT is bad.
2. If you purchase something with real peppermint oil in it, expect it to smell strong.
3. Know your hair type, and the purpose of buying a product.
4. If you can't be bothered to tip a bottle, etc., you're just entitled and lazy. Yes, these are thicker than average.
5. Have different expectations for products without the usual bad chemicals.

I like this combo. It took a bit for me to adjust to a cool sensation on my scalp, but I've grown to really like it. I've tried many, many products over the years. I have extremely sensitive skin, and several hair/scalp problems. Most products leave me with squeaky hair, as I'm not remotely oily to begin with. I feel like this combo does clean quite thoroughly, but moisturizes quite well. That's ME. Peppermint is a commitment. You have to really love the scent and the feeling to buy this product. It's worth it for me!

After reading other reviews I was worried about the fragrance, but to me it is the perfect blend of peppermint and tea tree. I really like the way it makes my hair feel. I did not read the description well enough and thought I was getting bigger bottles so I think the price is a bit high for 16oz bottles. I may buy this again though if it continues to work for me.

I love these! I have been using them for little over a month or so. My hair loves it. Am reordering, I may even try one of their other products since these were do good.

Y'all, I have been using this shampoo set for almost a year now, and it's been nothing but amazing. To preface, I have fine strands but medium hair density, low porosity, wavy 2a/2b, frizz and build-up prone hair. Prior to getting this shampoo, I had been experiencing some hair loss and I noticed my hair density had changed quite drastically. I certainly wasn't "bald", but it was the "thinnest" it had ever been, especially at the temples/hair line. It started with a horrible reaction to the hair products I had been using for years prior (ahem, OGX lawsuit"¦), which snowballed into developing folliculitis, terrible scalp buildup, FIRST EVER flare of seborrheic dermatitis at the nape of my neck/scalp, and just overall awful hair. From that moment onward, I had tried over a dozen different shampoos and conditioners, specifically ones that were both sulphate (not including a clarifying shampoo that I definitely needed to invest in lol) and silicone free. (*I'm not saying that anyone should demonize these ingredients, but for my fine hair type, I just find that silicone-free is better for me*). Anyways, after months of being unhappy with every different product I tried, I came upon these.

Shampoo Notable qualities:
- Peppermint for hair growth stimulation, SD soothing properties, as well as overall pleasant aroma and tingly experience

-Rosemary oil for definite hair growth stimulation

- Tea Tree oil for exceptional SD treatment

- Great combination of surfactants like cocomidopropyl betaine and"” my favorite"” C14-16 olefin sulfonate, as well as many others.

-moisturizing ingredients too, such as argon oil, a few polyquaterniums, and more

I always do scalp oil treatments the night before a wash, and therefore double cleanse my hair. My hair is always so clean and soft after shampooing, never any residue. It's also not overly stripped, but still perfectly cleansed and voluminous. Literally my IDEAL shampoo in every way. It's also extremely concentrated, I've had the same bottle for several months and it's not even to the halfway mark yet. AND I always shampoo twice.

Conditioner:

Now, this is where this set let's me down a bit. Do not get me wrong, this is a very nice, creamy, medium-richness conditioner. Not too runny to the point that I'm using half the bottle just to feel like I'm getting somewhere (although it is still thinner than how I usually prefer my conditioners to be"” but that's preference). But this is NOT a bad conditioner!!!! The problem is, there are over 5 different proteins in the entire ingredients list, and barely one or two conditioning ingredients. And for my frizz-prone, low porosity and therefore very protein sensitive hair, that's a l o t. Someone who'd benefit more from it is a person with color-treated, or very damaged hair.

Nonetheless, let it be clear that I'd still pay for BOTH if it meant I could repurchase the shampoo again. That's how much I adore it.

As for my scalp issues and hair loss, I never want to give a singular product credit for something that is governed by many different factors. A mixture of devoting time and effort to scalp and overall health"” (no more scalding hot showers, not putting my hair in super tight hairstyles anymore, UV protection as well as no more heat tools, not letting my hair get too oily/built up, scalp oil treatments + massaging before washing, using less irritating products on the skin, clarifying frequently enough, etc)"” AND using this shampoo is what I believe truly helped me recover. I have zero desire to ever use anything else again :)