AlaffiaEveryDay Coconut Shampoo - Normal to Dry Hair, Helps Gently Clean Scalp and Hair of Impurities with Ginger and Coconut Oil, Fair Trade, Purely Coconut 32 Fl Oz

Great lather and leaves hair squeaky clean!

Very pleased with this shampoo.

Works great also rated one of the least toxic shampoos on the market very good clean ingredients list highly recommend

I'll update this after a few uses. This is what I know so far. The product came with plastic shrink wrap, keeping it in tact. My hair was pretty dirty to start, well,had a lot of other product in it. I have fine, thick, kinky, hair. I'm biracial black and white, but I don't have the silky curls. My hair texture is more on the black side, past my shoulders, and pretty dry. I don't bother straightening my hair due to east coast humidity so I use a moisturizing cream, hair grease and depending if I twist it to give it shape, some protein gel, then up it goes. I wash once a week. So now you know what I'm working with. I thoroughly pick my hair with detangler first, wet my hair, used four pumps for the front half of hair and four in the back. I didn't notice any lather, but it being a natural product I didn't really expect any, especially starting with product filled, thick hair. The scent is very, very faint, also to be expected. I then picked my hair while I let the shampoo sit a minute or so, as directed (the sitting part). I rinsed my hair and noticed my hair still felt heavy. Second go, I only used four pumps for my whole head and this time achieved a light lather. The more I gently massaged it in the more pronounced the lather was. After rinsing, I felt that intense squeaky sounding hair that comes with getting super clean. This is where the people who expect that silky feeling hair when wet, from a natural shampoo get discouraged. Not I! I prefer it actually. The test for me is if i can pick my hair with relative ease while the product is in my hair and this shampoo passed the test! After towel drying, the intensity of the squeak sound and texture subsided a little. I put a bit of detangler and coconut cream as I normally do. I will update this review when i use the conditioner that goes with this shampoo. It hasn't arrived yet. I suspect it will help relieve the immediate, squeaky, stiffness. I continued with my normal regimen, starting with a clean head of hair and happy clean scalp. I'm happy to think I won't have to make my own shampoo as I do most of my beauty and hygiene products. I'll add to this after more uses and let my hair air dry without product to see and feel if it is improving the health if my hair. Side note for those less experienced with natural products; I have lived with Hoshimotos and Graves disease intermittently for years. As a result of getting really sick when first diagnosed, I opted to keep my thyroid and make changes to my lifestyle instead, to see if I could help myself get well, which lead to making my own natural moisturizers and using food and herbs to keep me from being symptomatic. When making a change like that you learn that natural products work in time and in tune with what God gave you; these awesome bodies we live in, able to be nourished by the awesome resources of mother nature. If you are giving natural products a try, you must also allow time to see results, which is what I'll do with this.

I've been buying this for my son for several years. We love it! His scalp used to get really dry from all the other types of shampoo. I found this while Googling for kids with dry scalp, and kids with dry brittle hair. He is mixed race, and takes after his dad when it comes to hair and dry skin. This has a really nice scent to it too! Comes in a few different scents.

This shampoo is soap-based (like a shampoo bar), so it's not like most shampoos that are detergent-based. I wanted to love this due to it's short ingredient list. However, what happened was that it turned my hair to complete straw, and not even the strongest conditioner or ACV rinse could help. It would totally make a crunching noise when I touched it. After doing some research, I found a great Youtube review of this shampoo that explains perfectly why this stuff sucked the life out of my hair - the pH. Our hair naturally has a lower pH, and when you wash your hair with something that has a higher pH, it can dry it out. Well, the reviewer tested this stuff and it ended up with a result of 10 - 11! No wonder why my hair hated it. This is the same reason why I can no longer use shampoo bars or any other soap-based shampoos, the high pH is just too high and throws my hair all out of whack.My hair is color treated with natural henna and indigo and is slightly longer than BSL (bra-strap length) with a texture of normal and thick.For anybody with the same issue as me - give co-washing (conditioner washing) a shot. I just started to do this and my hair is amazing! And what's great is you can get away with using the cheapest drug store conditioners like Suave and VO5 - no reason for expensive co-washes like Wen!

I've tried Desert Essence coconut shampoo and find that this one feels more natural. This one is also much less expensive if we consider the dollars per ounce calculation.I wanted to avoid harsh chemicals and this shampoo has the least amount of chemicals based on my extensive research. Just look at the main ingredients and I believe them. It smells natural and even feels natural. Once you get so used to natural products you can't go back to synthetic shampoos. Your body starts to become sensitive to synthetics and you can feel the harsh chemicals.This shampoo is perfect. Now I'm a bald guy but I still need shampoo because the scalp has sensitive skin unlike the rest of our body. Normal soaps would leave it too dry and flaky but shampoo does the trick. Fortunately for me I only need a dime size amount!Pros1. Inexpensive.2. Gets the job done.3. Haven't had any quality issues.Cons1. Wish they had more options. I'm okay with Coconut Ginger but just wish they had more flavors. Whatever works right?So recently I decided I need to write more reviews as a way of giving back to the community. I figure my decisions are usually based on the number of reviews, I might as well do my part. My purchase decisions are based on:1. How many reviews does it have? More is better, it means lots of people have tried this product.2. The percentage of 1 or 2 star reviews? Over 10% is a red flag.3. The average star rating, higher is better.4. Top sellers in its category, I usually buy the top 10 and weigh in everything else above.5. Depending on the product and how important it is to me, I'll also look for independent reviews from 3rd party websites who specialize in testing products.

Clean and quality!