Clarifying Shampoo for Build Up & Oily Hair – Tea Tree Shampoo for Men and Women with Rosemary Essential Oil for Oily Hair and Scalp – Color Safe Vegan Sulfate Silicone & Paraben Free (8 Fl Oz)

With a 1-5 star rating I would give this shampoo 7 stars.
Tea Tree by Maple Holistics is a thick shampoo that doesn’t need shaking. A little dab will do ya. Never thought I would use this word in relation to shampoo, but it feels luxurious working it into your hair. My daughter tried it and said it made her head tingle. Didn’t mine. She is also now using this shampoo. Not much smell which is okay by me as a member of the lesser half of the population (male). Leaves hair ‘squeaky’ clean.A couple years ago a niece told me about sulfate free shampoos. I ordered several bottles from a different company in order to get free shipping. I tried several different blends. Only one gave a halfway decent lather. The others were worthless. When I ran out of that other crappy shampoo, I did a little research and bought Tea Tree by Maple Holistics. Glad I did. Tea Tree provides a lot of lather with a little shampoo. PLUS it has another bonus.Always have used a dandruff shampoo. I learned later in life that I didn’t have dandruff, but a dry scalp from washing my hair every day. Once I started using that other sulfate free shampoo I had to start throwing away combs after a short time as they were gross from all the dead skin in them.I switched to new combs about two weeks after starting to use Tea Tree by Maple Holistics. Imagine my surprise when I didn’t get any dried skin in the combs. I had started using hair conditioner about the same time I got my first bottle of Tea Tree. Didn’t know if it was the shampoo or the hair conditioner that eliminated my dry scalp. Quit using the hair conditioner for two weeks. Still no dried skin in my combs so I have to conclude that Tea Tree shampoo is the reason. Been using the same combs for months and still look brand new.Always had an itchy scalp. Although Tea Tree hasn’t eliminated that condition entirely it has helped a lot.I highly recommend Tea Tree Shampoo by Maple Holistics. Great name, btw.BTW, what is ‘sheerness’ in relation to shampoo?

Solved my Dandruff problem!
I’ve been having dandruff for months, I’ve tried other products but they haven’t seemed to work for me. I finally decided to get a shampoo (and conditioner) based on tea tree extracts/oils.Here’s a couple of pros and cons:Pros:- Anti Dandruff- Refreshing feeling on scalp- Cleans and moisturizes hair (use as directed)- Nice scent that lasts for hours.-Cons:- Hard to apply, it feels as if I’m always using a lot of the shampoo for my hair. It’s not easy to spread and massage throughout your hair unless you apply the shampoo 2-3 times. Once enough is applied though, it is great and easy to massage throughout your hair. I’ve found it best to squeeze the bottle on the top of your head in a zig-zag pattern and then mix, massage and lather throughout. This ensured you get everything out of the shampoo and into your hair.- Bottle is not as big as I thought it’d be. There is NOTHING wrong with the product, I just may have set my expectations too high with the bottle size and I thought I’d mention it.Overall:Great results (at least for me), little problems. I’d definitely recommend for family and friends. When my current bottle finishes, I’d be sure to get this again!

Struggled for a long time to find a shampoo that cleans my hair and doesn’t have me coming back to wash it a day later. Other shampoos advertise moisturizing benefits, which is great for the dry-haired girlies in the world, but for those of us with oily hair it just makes washing your hair a daily hassle.Does it dry out my hair? Yes, if I apply it to my ends and scrub. No, if I just apply to roots and occasionally wash down to the ends. I just use a hair mask when I do a full-head scrub and that counteracts any dryness I experience.The smell is very therapeutic. I find a double wash gets my hair the cleanest – you can really tell the difference between the first and second lather.Would I recommend it?Yes: Oily hair/scalp people who require some SCRUB to get hair truly cleanNo: Anyone with dry/brittle hair

I have not been able to find anything that calms the itch and moisturises my scalp, without it being too heavy for my fine hair or making it look greasy. The scent is also very subtle and pleasant, which is a relief because I have sensory issues and smells can be very overwhelming. I’ll be adding the conditioner to my routine next.