PAULMITCHELL Scalp Care Anti Thinning Shampoo Reviews

Name: Scalp Care Anti Thinning Shampoo
Brand: PAULMITCHELL
Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)

2.50

All Doesn't Cause Breakouts Has Anti-Hair Loss Effect Causes Itching

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1 Reviews

k.jin
May 30, 2019
Dry SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin
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Pros
This product has always been purchased and used at my regular hair salon in Korea. In Korea, it costs around 30,000-40,000 won, but I bought it in the US for $19.99, which is about 24,000 won. In the US, it's not available in regular stores, and you have to go to a professional salon to buy it. While the ingredients may not be considered the best, I didn't experience any trouble or itchiness. For reference, I have had issues with acne on my scalp, and my scalp tends to fluctuate between dry and oily, and I have hair that lacks moisture. Moreover, I had the worst-case scenario of excessive hair loss and was worried about potential hair thinning. *•* User Experience If I had to compare, I would say Aveda < Paul Mitchell. These days, there are many products in the market that don't produce much lather and claim to be natural, natural. Certainly, those would be less irritating to the skin. However, if you have an oily or greasy scalp, you need ingredients that can cleanse effectively, but in moderation. Paul Mitchell doesn't produce a lot of lather, but it cleanses gently. There might be a slightly rough feeling after shampooing. Overall, in my personal opinion, Paul Mitchell was the shampoo I liked the most among the ones I've tried. The fragrance is subtle, so you'll likely enjoy the experience of shampooing. The important thing is that, as I mentioned earlier, I tend to get acne on my scalp, but I didn't experience that with this shampoo. If the cleansing power is too strong, it will definitely cause acne. Since everyone's scalp condition is different, it really depends on the individual.
Cons
*•* Uncomfortable Ingredients £Geraniol: This is one of the high-quality fragrances. Those with a lot of scalp problems should avoid it. £Linalool: This is a fragrance found in ylang-ylang or lavender. For those with very sensitive scalps, since it can cause allergic reactions when oxidized in the air, please check if antioxidants are included and use it carefully. Antioxidants that help: Vitamin C or Vitamin E £PEG: It can clog pores, but if it's in a rinsing shampoo, it will be washed off, so please rinse it off thoroughly. However, it's still not ideal if it's included...
Tip
Are you worried about hair loss? Before washing your hair, be sure to brush and shampoo it. I was really surprised by how much thicker my hair has become. If you're concerned about the ingredients, don't massage your scalp directly when shampooing. Just think of it as gently washing your hair while massaging.