Verb High Shine, Glossy Shampoo for Dry, Dull Hair

I'll preface this by saying that I know allergies can vary greatly from person to person. However, I'm writing this review as a potential warning to others who may have a reaction similar to mine. I have mildly sensitive skin. It tends to be very dry and I have struggled with perioral dermatitis for many years (it is now well controlled). I have NEVER had eczema. Over the month or so of using the VERB Glossy Shampoo/Conditioner, I developed progressively worsening eczema and swelling on my face and neck. I attributed it to a new face serum that I had tried, but the swelling and redness continued to worsen even after I stopped using it. It took me a while to make the association between the shampoo and the reaction because I never had any symptoms on my scalp. After 2 days of stopping use, my skin has already improved tremendously and begun to heal. As for the actual function of the product, I felt that this shampoo/conditioner fell short. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything to write home about. It made my hair feel kind of heavy, and I did not notice any improvement in the shine. It definitely wasn't worth what my skin had to go through. I'll go back to my Matrix 'Food For Soft' shampoo/conditioner. I have attached photos of the progression of my symptoms, as well as photos of my skin after I stopped using the product.

Worst S/C I've used in a long time. Made my hair dull, dehydrated, and had to stop using after 2 weeks. Disappointing product.,

I bought this because ive loved other verb products but this one fell short. After using my hair felt wet the rest of the day. Its impossible to wash out and left my hair feeling gross and weighed down. I dont have particularly fine hair either so i thought that it would be a good choice :(

The way that you get a shampoo that lathers is by having sodium lauryl sulfate SLS. This is considered a detergent that is why it lathers up, that is why it foams, that is why it damages your hair. There is nothing about foaming that improves your hair. So for everybody crying about no lather be happy it has no lather as it means it is not stripping your hair.

I was really excited to try this GLOSSY line. I have loved every other Verb product that I have ever tried...so why would this be any different? We'll, it was. I have long, 2b hair. Its not "thick"...but its definitely not fine either. The shampoo doesn't lather...and the conditioner doesnt feel like it is conditioning anything. And never mind all of that...there is the scent. It literally smells like that big bucket of school glue paste you used in grammar school. The thick kind you had to take out of the container with a wooden ruler. Glue...it smells like glue. The GLOSSY spray doesnt work either. It left my hair feeling crunchy. Not soft. Not shiny. I actually have pretty shiny hair to begin with. I felt like this actually DULLED my hair more than it did add any more shine to it. I even tried using different amounts of the spray on different occasions, in case I had been using too much, or too little. No difference. Now the bottles just sit in my bathroom. They cost too much money to just throw away.