I try all of the shampoo for 2 month each let me know in the comments which I should try next
Also let me know do you agree with me
Trying different shampoos over an extended period really helped me understand how each product impacts my hair's health and appearance. One key takeaway is that not all shampoos designed for damage repair actually deliver visible results. For example, the L'Oreal Elvive Dream Lengths with castor oil and vegetal keratin aimed to seal split ends, but I noticed little improvement, scoring about 5/10 for effectiveness. Moisture is another important factor, especially if you have dry or color-treated hair. The L'Oreal Ever Pure Moisture Shampoo added hydration but also tended to make my hair oily faster, which is something to consider depending on your hair type. Meanwhile, their bond repair shampoo, formulated to rebuild broken bonds and reduce breakage, got decent marks (around 8/10), showing promise in strengthening fragile hair. I especially appreciated shampoos that added shine and softness without weighing hair down. The Ever Pure Glossing Shampoo with glycolic acid gave my hair a noticeable glossy finish, scoring around 9/10, though the scent was a bit strong for my liking. It reinforced that ingredients like glycolic acid can enhance hair smoothness and appearance. One of the most surprising favorites was a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner set infused with passionflower, aloe, and camellia. Not only did it boost volume and body for a full 72 hours, but it also made my hair feel thick without heaviness, earning a near-perfect 9.5/10. Plus, the price point was great. However, packaging aesthetics like the green bottle can affect user satisfaction. Personally, I found that sulfate-free shampoos often worked better for maintaining color and reducing scalp irritation. But they can sometimes make hair feel less clean if used daily. Clarifying shampoos, intended for deep cleaning, are better reserved for weekly use to avoid stripping moisture. In conclusion, my experience suggests choosing a shampoo depends on your hair goals. If you want moisture, pick hydrating formulas but watch for oiliness. For damage, bond repair shampoos with amino acids help. For shine and smoothness, look for products with glycolic acid or natural oils. I’d love to hear if you’ve tried any of these shampoos or have recommendations for what I should try next! What worked best for your hair type? Feel free to share in the comments—let’s help each other find the perfect shampoo!






The 9.5/10 is killing me you’re strict over here 🤣