Name: Hydrating Tea Tree Mint Shampoo
Brand: ogx
Rating: 3.1 (30 reviews)

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Hydrating Tea Tree Mint Shampoo

Oily

Doesn't Improve Hair Texture

Causes Breakouts

Not Moisturizing

Causes Dandruff

Makes Hair Greasy

Heavy

Leaves Skin Feeling Soft

Pleasant Scent

Refreshing

feels refreshing

Has a Vanilla Scent

Removes Dandruff

Has a Coconut Scent

I'm not sure if it's good. It feels a bit heavy and sometimes pills on the skin.

The price is reasonable. It feels refreshingly cool when applied.

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It's not a pump bottle, so controlling the amount is challenging. I'm not sure if it's really worth the price...

The scent is pleasant and it gives a refreshing sensation on the scalp. The ingredients are quite good.

The cleansing effectiveness seems a bit weaker compared to other shampoos

I love that it reduces hair loss and doesn't leave my hair feeling stiff

It's supposed to be for oily scalps, but I didn't notice a significant reduction in oiliness. They said it contains tea tree, but the scent doesn't smell like tea tree. Instead, there's a slightly artificial fragrance.

It wasn't as stiff as I expected. I got it at a good price during a sale.

Please, whatever you do, don't choose a shampoo based on fragrance alone. It can really wreak havoc on your scalp...

After using it for just two or three days, blemishes started popping up all over my scalp. I've never experienced my scalp becoming so sensitive before, which really shocked me. I immediately stopped using the shampoo. Even after switching to other shampoos, the irritation wouldn't subside, so I had to find one with the gentlest ingredients possible. This is hands down the worst product I've ever used in my life.

The scent is like mint chocolate, which I love. With tea tree as an ingredient, I thought it might work wonders for my oily scalp. Plus, the idea of my hair smelling like mint chocolate seemed delightful, so I decided to buy it...

Personally, I didn't care for the scent. It didn't seem like a typical tea tree fragrance?

I bought this because tea tree is great for the scalp, especially since mine tends to get hot. I tried it for the first time during an Olive Young sale. The brand turned out to be not bad at all.

Even when I used products with worse ingredients, I never experienced scalp flaking or itching like this. I didn't even have oily buildup before... The more I use it, the worse my scalp condition becomes. After just two days, my scalp gets incredibly itchy. It cleanses the scalp too harshly, leaving my hair stiff. I don't understand why they unnecessarily add colorants to shampoo. While fragrance might be added for women's preference, why colorants? We're already exposed to enough dyes through tints, but the scalp should be off-limits. The ingredients are truly terrible.

The bottle contains a generous amount and it's easy to dispense. It has a refreshing mint scent that gives a cool sensation to the scalp.

It seems like one of those products where sometimes my hair felt great, but other times it became stiff and unmanageable.

I tried the tea tree conditioner, and I absolutely love the scent! It's a real winner in terms of fragrance!

You need to squeeze out quite a bit to work up a lather... If you use the same amount as your regular shampoo, it doesn't foam up well enough to feel like you're properly washing your hair.

First off, I appreciated that it wasn't a pump-style bottle that always leaves clumps at the end. The scent was also quite pleasant by my standards. Plus, it didn't cause any dandruff or excess oil buildup.

There are some unnecessary ingredients (like colorants) in the formula. Also, it leaves the hair a bit stiff after washing, so you'll need to use a conditioner or treatment.

It feels refreshing and nice. The scent is pleasant, and it's really convenient to use.

I bought it for oily hair, but it doesn't seem to control excess oil as well as I had hoped.

My scalp definitely feels less congested. I don't use conditioner, just argan oil on my hair ends, but even the upper part of my hair feels soft and smooth. The shampoo scent is sweet like mint chocolate!

If used daily in winter, it causes a lot of static electricity unfortunately.

It does a great job controlling oiliness and has made my hair softer! Seems to be really good for oily scalps.

Since this product contains more chemical ingredients than natural ones, it may cause irritation. Make sure to rinse thoroughly to avoid any residue on your scalp.

My husband tried it and said it gave him blemishes on his scalp. He thinks natural products work better for him.

I used to use Beautiful* and Rene Furterer**, but since they're natural products, they didn't lather well and seemed to cause dandruff. So I switched back to my old Organix product. The lather is rich, my hair doesn't get flat, and my scalp feels cleaner. My husband used to say, 'Your hair was great before we got married, why does it look like a dog's now?' (probably due to the natural shampoos). But after using Organix, my hair is bouncy and shiny again!

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Hydrating Tea Tree Mint Shampoo

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