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(More customer reviews)I will crawl over broken glass for this shampoo. It is, I suppose, for men -- don't care (I'm a chick). It probably contains sulfates? Don't care. Probably not recommended for dyed hair (I color mine) -- don't care. Many other brands try to compete in this mint category, notably Aveda. This is still my favorite. I am sure that some would consider the formula "harsh". It is old school, in the sense that it sudses-up into a huge mound of minty lather, which more modern shampoos tell you is bad-- all of those detergents and surfactants, blah blah blah. When I use it, which is almost every day since I have zero self-control, I feel like the girl on the old Herb Alpert album "Whipped Cream and Other Delights". But apart from the olfactory, aromatherapeutic effect, which is sort of like jamming an entire box of Altoids up each nostril (subtle, it ain't)-- the other selling point is the way it makes my hair look and feel. It seems weirdly moisturizing and hydrating- yet the hair is uber-clean. I have medium-coarse hair, wavy, very thick, slightly oily scalp and skin. This shampoo makes my hair feel light, unlike most shampoos, not weighted down with slimy conditioners, and the wave is really bouncy as it air-dries. May be too intense for more delicate souls.
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