Like using this with creme de cocoa conditioner. My roots would get oily by end of day with creme de cocoa shampoo but not this one. I have blond hi-lights so I like a little bit of moisture but can't have too much in humid FL. Woud describe this as moisturizing but doesn't weigh down or make my straight hair any flatter.

Ridicolous price for a shampoo, I bought it as my hairdresser was offering 30% off on B&B products. It does the job and leaves my hair shiny and "moisturised". Nothing special that justifies the ridicolous price tag. And I cannot stand the smell, sort of overpowering flowerish, eeekkk. I prefer the mending line to the quenching line. continued >>

First of all this Shampoo is pretty expensive at $54 AUD for 250ml, I bought mine from Meccacosmetica (Aussie version of Sephora). It's an ultra-mild Shampoo that doesn't strip your hair of moisture. I was recommended this by the SA as I told her my main concern was how quickly my hair gets oily. When she recommended this, I was like "Are you kidding?" "I have oily hair and this Shampoo's tag line is For the Terribly Thirsty"
She explained that the reason my hair was getting oily so quickly is because it's dehydrated (a bit like our skin actually) hence the scalp has to produce more oil to make up for the moisture loss (I work in an air-conditioned office).
I now wash my hair every second day using this Shampoo (and Bumble & Bumble Sunday Shampoo on Sundays..). Since using this Shampoo my hair is ALOT less oily and it looks really healthy! As already mentioned it's an expensive shampoo but you only need a little bit and it lathers really well. I will be repurchasing this at least 2 more times before switching to something different (should always switch your shampoos every 9 months or so, otherwise it stops working as well) continued >>