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Is your scalp feeling itchy, flaky, or a mix of both?
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But whatreallymakes them better at removing buildup than anyregular shampoo?
In addition, the use of panthenol helps smooth the cuticle as well."
Argan and avocado oils replenish moisture as they cleanse, making them a must for dryer hair.
Allurecommerce writer Jennifer Husseinsays she lathers up with Dainess Solu Shampoo weekly for its effective yet gentle formula.
We’re also drawn to the heavenly scent of this pick.
Cleansing agents aside, honey extract sweeps in to nourish and plump strands.
Our favorite way to use this one is how you might use a hair mask.
deeply clean and baby-soft hair.
Since then, this color-safe formula has proven its power to deep-clean hair.
Sturdivant-Drew also notes that this baby will amp up the shine and volume of your hair.
Beyond those hardworking (yet gentle) exfoliants, antioxidant-rich citrus extracts boost moisture, softness, and shine.
“Do you use leave-in hair products likedry shampoo?
Most importantly, does your hair feel dull, limp, heavy, or dirty after washing it?
If so, then it’s time to clarify,” says Lawless.
Those withcolor-treated hairshould be extra careful with clarifying shampoos.
Many formulas can change your colorespecially deposited colorso Lawless suggests clarifying if neededbeforegetting a dye job.
Who should use clarifying shampoos?
How often should you use a clarifying shampoo?
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