Rosemary Mint Strengthening Shampoo and Conditioner Infused with Biotin, Cleanses and Helps Strengthen Weak and Brittle Hair, 12 Ounces

After using the rosemary and mint strengthening oil and shampooing with the rosemary mint shampoo I applied the rosemary and mint conditioner. I used 2 pumps and it was more than enough. One pump would’ve been plenty. I left the conditioner on for about 5 minutes before rinsing. It rinsed cleanly and my hair felt clean and soft with no tangling. I let my hair air dry and it dried without any frizziness. So far I’m happy with the conditioner. My scalp felt clean and tingled a little. The fragrance of both the shampoo and conditioner is light and smells clean. For the money this and the shampoo are good buys. It will be 2-3 months before I’ll know how effective this conditioner is to promoting hair growth. I’ll update my review at that time. UPDATE 12/13/2024: I’ve been using the shampoo and cream rinse for about 3 months. I’m happy to say I am noticing new hair growth after losing a lot of hair due to a medication I was taking. I decided to try these products rather than put more chemicals on or in my body. I know it’ll be several more months before my hair is back to its original thickness and given there is new growth I’m very hopeful. In addition, I massage Mielle Rosemary Mint Scalp and Hair Strengthening Oil into my scalp before shampooing my hair.

Love the smell and leaves my hair so soft.

Some of the BEST shampoo I have ever used. Smells wonderful. Clarifies hair. Then the Conditioner nourishes it. Makes hair appear fuller.

If you’re looking for a good quality strengthening shampoo for weak or brittle hair, this one is definitely worth trying. It gives solid performance, smells great, and doesn’t feel harsh. Just set realistic expectations and give it time to show results.

I really have not ventured very far into the hair care world. Although not as minty as a brand TRI, which I remember as stimulating great. This product rates a solid five stars for its quality and packaging. I love the leave in conditioner, not oily, just silky.

Really great for low porosity hair. There may be better options but on an entry level this is a good hair product compared unlike many traditional brands.

I didn’t really notice any difference. the smell isn’t bad. It’s lasted a lot longer than I thought it would. The biggest thing is… the shampoo lathers SO well.. maybe even too well. A little goes A LONNNNG way. But the conditioner… is not like that. I always have to add more and more to my hair. It’s like.. it doesn’t move around on your head at all. I’ve recently started shampooing just the top of my hair, my whole scalp area and conditioning only from the back of my scalp to my ends. … and that’s helped with my conditioner lathering “issue.” But I already have a lot less conditioner than shampoo - which is normal. I have a 6 year old son with (much thicker than my hair) hair down to his bum, and I feel like this doesn’t make mine or his hair…seem as clean… it’s not shiny. Usually it’s easy to brush our hair after a shower, or in the shower with a detangling shower brush/comb… but not with this stuff. The smell lasts about 48 hours… but the last 24 hours of that, it’s really faint. You can only smell it if you literally put your nose to our scalps. If i smell the bottom of his hair… you can’t really smell it after 24 hours. I like a shampoo/conditioner that has my hair smelling good for the sometimes 2-3 days between showers (I’m a stay at home mom, and I deal with blood clots in my lungs, so I’m really not that active). So, yeah. I probably wouldn’t recommend it. But I’d really like to find a good shampoo/conditioner.

Perimenopause is zero fun. I was seeing a lot of hair loss in my brush. This worked well and reduced that a lot! Hair does not get greasy from conditioner either. Daughter has baby fine but curly hair that tangles and this helps hers as well.