Paul Mitchell

 Tea Tree Scalp Care Regeniplex Shampoo

I decided to try this after using Nioxin for years and I will be going back. This leaves my hair feeling good the day I wash it but it is so greasy the next day, which has not been the case in the past. It does not smell the best, nor give the tingling feeling like other thinning shampoos. My hair is coming out more than it was using the Nioxin, I can see it in the comb. I would not recommend this.

Submitted 4 years ago

By selenal17

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The shampoo is creamy in texture and quite strongly scented like tea tree which I love (but may not be everyone's cup of tea!). It helps clear build-up from my scalp, as promised and doesn't strip my hair color, although I do find it slightly drying - in itself not a problem as the conditioner used straight after balances out the effect. Usually I find it difficult to find an effective shampoo to clear build-up but this one actually does it, and as a bonus I also found it helps keep my scalp clear of the psoriasis that flares up every now and again, possibly due to the Tea tree. With regards to hair fall, I can't say I noticed any difference, but it's possible I just haven't used it long enough. And I don't plan on using it for much longer either because the issue with this shampoo is that whether I use it once, twice or three times per wash, my hair is left feeling/looking greasy and very flat. And no matter how I use it or the duration or frequency of usage, nothing makes a difference. As much as I love the benefits of using this product, the way my hair looks and feels afterwards means I won't be re-purchasing once the current bottle runs out. --> My Top 10 Beauty Must-Haves < -- 1. Hair Loss Treatment: 'Divine Herbal' - Hair Oil < 2. Lip Balm: 'Nuxe' - Reve De Miel Lip Balm < 3. Pigmentation + Anti-Aging Serum: 'Divine Herbal' - Facial Treatment Serum < 4. Cleanser: 'Paula's Choice' - Skin Balancing Cleanser < 5. Concealer: 'Mac' - Studio Finish Concealer < 6. Lash Growth Serum: 'Divine Herbal' - Divinelash < 7. Foundation/SPF: 'Juice Beauty' - Stem Cellular Repair (warm glow) < 8. Face Scrub: 'Dermalogica' - Multivitamin Thermafoliant < 9. Moisturizer: 'Lush' - Enzymion < 10. Hand Cream: 'Burt's Bees' - Ultimate Care Hand Cream

The shampoo is creamy in texture and quite strongly scented like tea tree which I love (but may not be everyone's cup of tea!). It helps clear build-up from my scalp, as promised and doesn't strip my hair color, although I do find it slightly drying - in itself not a problem as the conditioner used straight after balances out the effect. Usually I find it difficult to find an effective shampoo to clear build-up but this one actually does it, and as a bonus I also found it helps keep my scalp clear of the psoriasis that flares up every now and again, possibly due to the Tea tree. With regards to hair fall, I can't say I noticed any difference, but it's possible I just haven't used it long enough. And I don't plan on using it for much longer either because the issue with this shampoo is that whether I use it once, twice or three times per wash, my hair is left feeling/looking greasy and very flat. And no matter how I use it or the duration or frequency of usage, nothing makes a difference. As much as I love the benefits of using this product, the way my hair looks and feels afterwards means I won't be re-purchasing once the current bottle runs out. -> My 'Ulta Beauty Top 7 must-have list' (My 7 favorite beauty products of all time, focusing mainly on my purchases at Ulta) < - < 1. Hair Loss Treatment: Divine Herbal Hair Oil < 2. Eye Cream: Clinique All about eyes < 3. Lip Gloss: Clarins Lip Comfort Oil < 4. Makeup Remover: Lancome Bi Facil < 5. Pigmentation + Anti-Aging Serum: Divine Herbal Facial Treatment Serum < 6. Eyeliner: Ulta Beauty Gel Eyeliner Pencil < 7. Moisturizer: 'Lush' – Enzymion

I was not impressed. My hair has thinned some over the past year. I don't know if it is stress, or menopause, or the result of losing a substantial amount of weight, but either way I was looking for a product that might encourage greater hair growth. I had previously been using this company's lemon sage thickening shampoo, and thought that I would try a different product specifically for thinning hair. I feel like the lemon sage thickening product was much better. I read reviews for the anti-thinning product that said it had a lovely odor and did not leave their hair feeling greasy or weighed down. My experience was different. The smell is very medicinal and even after my hair was thoroughly rinsed and dried, the smell was driving me crazy. Worse than that, my hair felt slightly tacky and sticky, even after it was thoroughly rinsed. After blow drying my hair, it still looked slightly greasy. I have gone back to the lemon shampoo that thickens my hair and I returned this product. I don't know whether it is effective or not, but I didn't want to walk around with my hair all flattened down and smelling gross while waiting to see if it would work.

Submitted 4 years ago

By disappointed customer

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I have been using this product and the tonic for 3 wks and found I was losing more hair than before I started. Paul Mitchell will only exchange for another product..NO REFUND.