No, I don't think so. I have highlights, not full color, but it hasn't changed my color.

Nope! I dyed my hair jet black to match my hair extensions....and with this product, it doesn't change a tiny bit of color in my hair. I love it!

Yes! Any clarifying shampoo will fade color-treated hair.

No.

No.

It did for me. It was subtle, but noticeable. However, that was the result I was after. If you aren't wanting to fade your hair color, you might want to avoid this.

I am a redhead and love these products. I do have thick hair, not really corse, it is straight with wave. I find this shampoo makes your hair shiny and feel healthy. It is part of my summer hair arsenal to fix sun damage and part of my winter arsenal to keep my hair from doing that creepy static thing.

The general rule of thumb with shampoo is to use very little...I use about the size of a nickle-quarter as I have LONG hair. For shoulder length or shorter? Dime sized or less. It doesn't really lather well the first shampoo, but this is actually fine. People get confused by this, but foaming in your hair means you are washing clean hair and stripping it. :)

NO! my hair is normally straight and medium course and this shampoo made it FLAT and no body. So... if you are trying to relax curls perhaps it's a good product for you. otherwise, I'd avoid it.

I have Asian hair that's long, wavy, sort of dry and rough. It's also puffy if I don't straight iron my hair. After just 1use, my hair was immediately softer, smoother and less puffy and wavy. So I think it will work on all types of hair.

Carol's Daughter's products are geared toward coarser hair because they're strong enough, but they're great on finer hair too, particularly dry and damaged hair, they've done a lot to save my damaged curls, and this is my go-to C'sD shampoo. The only thing is the heavier products need to be used sparingly or they can be too heavy and make fine hair look weighed down and greasy.

Yes, it is.

I have curly, fine hair and have to be super careful what I put in it to avoid a 'drab' curl look...all I can say is try this: Phytojoba Intense Hydrating Shampoo.....I saw how highly recommended it was and bought it and am beyond happy with it. I cannot stop raving about it. I bought the Living Proof full conditioner to go along with it and am also beyond happy with it. Together they have made my hair shiny, light/bouncy, no frizz and super soft. I hope this works for you as great as it has for me!

It hasn't damaged it. Your hair dresser may have added something else, but really it is the oil. To make it look a little more natural you can simply wash your hair with another shampoo until it goes back to normal...your hair should still have been rejuvinated however by the oil. Hope this helps :)

If you really dislike the look this gives you, consider using a clarifier shampoo or white vinegar diluted with water to strip the oil out of your hair.

my hair is normally straight and medium course and this shampoo made it FLAT and no body. So... if you are trying to relax curls perhaps it's a good product for you. otherwise, I'd avoid it.

I have used this product for over a year and I have dreadlocks and if anything, it has softened the locks which is what I wanted. I have used her products for many years and can pretty much swear that there is nothing harmful about her products.

My hair is still as curly as ever, but it is not as frizzy...I use this, the conditioner and her hair milk when I get out, then I run a wide tiith comb through it and scrunch as it dries.....I still look like I have a perm. Plus it got rid of that itchy buildup my old conditioner left behind.

Yes, it does.

Yes!

No. Try Fekkai or Paul Mitchell.

Not at all, leave it feeling brittle, although once conditioner applied, does feel nicer. But would not reccoment

Did not make is shinny or smooth. It was coarse and hard after washing with this product.

my hair is normally straight and medium course and this shampoo made it FLAT and no body. So... if you are trying to relax curls perhaps it's a good product for you. otherwise, I'd avoid it. Might be too harsh for a little child... the mint is VERY strong and it tingles on the scalp. Fekkai products for curly hair would probably be much better.

Any of the Hair Milk products, (please don't use the term nappy) say course. Hair is hair, no matter the t exture. Use the Kizzi for edges and to lay it down, and Carol's Daughter has a children's line as well. Check Sephora and the Carol's Daughter website. Also the hair butter too.

My niece's hair is just like that. We've used the whole line of Hair Milk on her and it's worked wonders.

Using the Rosemary Mint Purifying Shampoo with the Conditioner will give the best results. The shampoo naturally purifies hair without damaging it like most purifying shampoos on the market while the conditioner really brings the softness and shine (especially when you wait the full 5 minutes and rise the conditioner out with cold water)

Hair Milk Shampoo, Conditioner, and original product found at Sephora.

This one is sulphate free so it's safe for colored hair. I'd say it lathers a bit less but cleans equally and has gentler ingredients.

It is a toss up. I think I like Carol's Daughter better. It seems to be more effective without stripping the hair.

ABSOLUTELY no comparison....in fact, this product for me has no equal...

I can now answer my own question! I use this shampoo as needed, usually once every one or two weeks to remove build-up due to hard water. I have not had any issues with this product drying out my fragile hair, which is awesome. I love the refreshing tingle of this shampoo and really do see a difference and feel a difference!

I have used this shampoo everyday without any issue. It is gentle enough to use everyday but strong enough to bring my dead winter hair back to life! When the sales lady said how great it is I was not so sure I believed her. Now I am a FAN!

Do not use this shampoo...I used and left my hair waxy for weeks!!!! I use the new ALTERNA caviar shampoo and it has done wonders for my hair. VERY HYDRATING WHICH IS ECXACTLY WHAT YOUR HAIR NEEDS TO BE SMOOTH AND HEALTHY.

I'm also post-meno w/dry, itchy scalp but I'm white and this was NOT the shampoo for me but you might like it...my hair is normally straight and medium course and this shampoo made it FLAT and no body but it DID make my hair soft and totally soothed my scalp (it tingles your scalp when you use it-- feels so GOOD!). It has very little suds, so you have to be patient to work it through all your hair.

So... if you are trying to relax curls, alleviate dry frizzies, and soothe an itchy flaky scalp it's a good product for you.

For dry and itchy scalp, try the Josie Maran Argan Oil (not the hair serum but the 100% Argan Oil bottle). Argan Oil also helps with dry brittle hair, split ends and adds shine.

The Rosemary Mint will do a little more to clean your hair, and the Khoret will do a little more to weigh it down. I agree with jackplane about rotating this in every other shampoo. I'd suggest Rosemary Mint over the Khoret Amen, but I suppose the biggest difference is the smell. Khoret Amen has a really strong, musky, woody smell that personally, I couldn't stand, while the Rosemary Mint has a softer and fresher, energizing scent.

I have only used the Rosemary Mint.....I think it did help with the frizz....follow up with the Hair/Curl Milk afterwards (not too much or it will feel greasy) IT really helps with the frizzies!

Definitely give it a try - I switched.....and not all of it was due to $$$

I use pureology and decided to try this out. Pureology is sulfate free, so if you use products with silicones, the pureology shampoos won't get rid of product build up. That is why I bought this shampoo, because of that benefit. I don't know if I will use this everyday, though.