Acure Simply Smoothing Shampoo – Coconut Water & Marula Oil, Effortless Frizz Control & Smoothing for Silky, Manageable Hair, Vegan, 8 Fl Oz

I have tried many natural shampoos and this one works great for my hair. I like the scent, lather, and my hair doesn't feel like it is weighed down.

This product is amazing. I have been looking for “clean” hair products and this is perfect. It smells really good too.

It's a little drying. Will use when the weather is hotter.

Love this hemp & apple cider vinegar both shampoo and conditioner, makes my hair feel so clean and soft!

I recently found out I have low porosity hair, and was struggling with oily hair, dry scalp, frizziness, and overall dry hair at the same time. It's made my scalp clean, hair soft and silky, not greasy, and super shiny! Overall recommend, plus you aren't paying $40 for shampoo and conditioner!

I don't shampoo hair every time i shower. So there is some oil build up. This shampoo does not target the oiliness too well. The product itself is thin and runny. Overall, my hair tends to feel too light and unmanageable after use (following direction), and there's also a somewhat damaged and sticky feel. This is disappointing i've been a no-styling-product guy for the last two years. I don't want to have to rely on hair gel to compensate for overly soft unmanageable hair. I read a comment suggesting double wash. So i guess will try thatP.S. i tried applying and washing off the shampoo twice. The almost-sticky and damaged feel last time was from the oiliness still present and spreading out of the root, which isn't there any more. The hair now feels too soft and like it's lacking structure. This "shampoo" is more of a shampoo+conditioner (more leaning towards conditioner), yet there is a separate conditioner of the same flavor from this company

I love the way this shampoo makes my hair look more shiny, smooth, and more blonde instead of gray (even though it is not a hair coloring)

The media could not be loaded. With any natural shampoo, you need to know how to properly wash your hair to get the best benefits. Natural shampoos don’t contain emulsifying and foaming agents. I outline the right way to shampoo your hair below, but first, my experience:I have medium fine hair and an oily top with normal ends. I developed an allergy to I believe propylene glycol in my other shampoo and had a very burnt/itchy scalp and hair loss. I searched for hours for a good natural shampoo. I tried Rahua which was fantastic, but SO expensive. Decided to try this one! I wouldn’t recommend for dry hair and would recommend using a conditioner if you have long hair, but great for greasy gals like me! It works so well at breaking up greasiness and left my hair so clean! The photo is next day after sleeping on it wet and air drying. Couldn’t believe the feel, volume, and natural shine. If you need a natural shampoo and are oily and flaky, this is your shampoo. Not to mention how amazing it smells! No fragrances, just natural extracts. If you like orange anything, you’ll like this.HOW TO SHAMPOO RIGHT:1. Make sure all of your hair is soaked, like super wet.2. Rub a quarter size amount of shampoo between your hands till it turns white.3. Apply to your head focusing more on the scalp, and apply in layered sections of you have thick hair.4. Let it sit for 1-3 minutes (do your other washing/shaving) and then rinse out.5. Repeat the process (yes, always wash twice!) the second wash will foam up dramatically compared to the first.6. Let sit 1-3 minutes and wash out thoroughly with cooler water.When you go from using a cheaper shampoo to a nice natural one, you’ll notice a difference. Many complain that they don’t “foam up” but that’s because the first wash is breaking up all the gunk on your head, and the second wash is actually washing! Do yourself and your health a favor, and get acure shampoo!