Aloe Grapefruit Clarifiying Shampoo gently removes product buildup and environmental residue from scalp and hair, restoring movement and shine. The accumulation of products on kinky, curly and wavy hair can weigh it down. In extreme cases, this congestion can cause a dry, flaky scalp. this formula combines soothing aloe with clarifying grapefruit and mild cleansers to clarify and decongest hair, without stripping the scalp of natural oils.
laurabeth33 - Hair Type: A good clarifying poo. Instructions said to use 1-2x/month, and I think it would be effective at that usage but too drying for a regular use poo.
PetalOfRoses - Hair Type: 4b This is a good clarifying shampoo that I use once a month. It cleans my hair well and does not strip my hair dry. However, I would not suggest using this for regular weekly or bi-weekly shampooing on type 4 hair. It could be a little harsh if used that often. A moisturizing shampoo with shea butter or regular co-washing is your best bet.
CurlRating: 4 Feb 01, 2009
CoilyDelta27 - Hair Type: 4a I used a sample that was included in one of my naturallycurly shipments and gave this a shot. It was by far one of the best clarifying shampoos on the market! A little too pricey for me to purchase but the sample did cleanse my hair very well.
CurlRating: 5 Nov 21, 2008
lazy loops - Hair Type: 3a I was worried about the sound of this shampoo; "grapefruit clarifying". I thought it'd be stripping, matting, tangling, etc. And though it was clear, thick & citrus scented (to me this means the above worries), it was a very moisturizing shampoo. I felt like I didn't need to use a deep treatment or daily rinse-out conditioner after it! I was fooled.
CurlRating: 2 Oct 25, 2008
discobug - Hair Type: 3b Yuck, drying and doesn't do anything for my hair.
CurlRating: 1 Oct 08, 2008
acparks - Hair Type: 2b It has a light, refreshing smell, but that's about it. I found it very harsh and drying.