I really love the way my hair looks, feels & smells after I use this & being disabled it makes my life a heck of a lot easier since I don't need multiple products. My one complaint is... okay two complaints are the size of the bottle & the amount of pumps is take to get enough product for my chin length hair. Again, disability & all, pumping is not my strong point. Other than that. I love it. continued >>

I will never buy this again. I have normal/dry hair that is great to start with. After using this product for one day, I'm disgusted. By day two, my hair was an oily filthy mess. It felt like I hadn't washed my hair in three days. The pump is a poor design and you have to pump forever to get enough for long hair. It also had a strong scent that smelled really great. I'm assuming the smell was to mask the fact I would have dirty hair a day later. It did not work for my hair. Everyone is different and will have different outcomes. In my personal experience, this product was two thumbs down. I was not willing to give it a second chance because I wouldn't be caught dead in public with icky hair.

I do not like anything about this product. I have never used Wen but I have used Deva No Poo and I have also used Vo5 to co wash. I honestly believe that Vo5 gets my hair cleaner and leaves it looking better than this product. I like the smell of this but it is to strong for my taste. Since I can buy 16 oz of Vo5 for a fifth of what I paid for 8oz of this I think I will stick with Vo5 conditioner.

I've been using this for awhile, so I'm updating my review. I find that I can use this every day, but once a week I need to use a regular shampoo at the scalp. Otherwise, it gets too oily. Using it has done wonders on my hair. When I went into have my hair done, my stylist only trimmed my bangs, he said the rest didn't need to be trimmed. I still really like this product!

I hadn't tried this previously because of some of the dubious reviews. However, I live in a city that's very hot in the summertime, so my hair needs to be washed everyday to get the sweat out. The everyday washing was drying it out, so I decided to give this a shot. I was really pleasantly surprised. It left my hair soft, moisturized and shiny, without being oily at the scalp. The scent isn't bad, but is a little strong for several hours after. I removed one lippie for the scent. Otherwise, I would have given it 5 lippies.

Never in my life have I had THIS bad of a reaction with a shampoo product.

I've never tried Wen, never been particularly interested in it. I wanted to give this a shot because the L'Oreal Ever-'s always sound so good in theory, but every one I have tried (Pure, Sleek, etc.) has ultimately let me down. I read that this was supposed to be "the one" though.

I found the price for this to be reasonable. There was a bit of a learning curve, but I stuck it out and after the first week or so I had it down and was really digging the results. Issues I had to overcome: how much to use (for my shoulder length thick wavy hair 5 pumps is perfect), how to get the pump to work (after depressing, I have to manually push it all the way back up...), how long to leave it on for (longer is better for me), and how much to rinse (a lot.) I use it daily, because if I don't I find my hair starts to get greasy and feel very weighed down and limp (naturally I have crazy volume).

So, yeah. For about 2 weeks there I was in hair heaven. Thinking "Could this be The One!?," shaking my head like I was in a Pantene commercial, enjoying how soft and silky it felt and how easily I could run my fingers through it. It styled great, would take to being worn curly or some heat straightening as I saw fit, no problems.

Then. Last night. As I was brushing my teeth, I noticed.... FLAKES. I have NEVER IN MY LIFE had dandruff. EVER. The idea of it always grossed me out. Not even when I was a broke college student moving out on my own for the first time and all I could afford was Suave strawberry. I immediately started freaking out and almost burst into tears (I'm currently 36+ weeks pregnant, and the idea of having my baby girl while sporting a flaky scalp just got to me!) Never ever EVER had this problem before. EVER. It doesn't itch, but there are flakes. When I rubbed my head a bit, even more of them appeared. I don't know if it's residue from the shampoo or just plain old dry scalp flakes or what, but it's GROSS and TOTALLY unacceptable.

I instantly threw this in the trash. I ditched the receipt after the 1st week so I can't even return it. Now I'm stuck using my husband's Head & Shoulders while PRAYING it fixes the damage this stuff has caused. I will NEVER buy it again, and I think I am done with L'Oreal's hair products.... which makes me sad because I do love Feria, the Ever-styling products I've tried, & some of their cosmetics. And the OCD part of my brain really wants everything to "match." Alas, it's SO NOT WORTH IT.

Going to try Head & Shoulders, Organix Moroccan Oil & Aveda next.... I hope they can mend my scalp before the baby comes! continued >>

This is the "shampoo" I have been waiting for. I have been using oil cleansers exclusively to remove makeup and wash my face for the past year or two so I have been wondering why there is no similar alternative in the hair product domain. I have dry skin (and thus dry hair), and cutting out foaming cleaners has done wonders for my skin. I tried cowashing, but I couldn't make it work - my hair was super soft, but lifeless and weighed down, so I still needed to use a foaming shampoo every few days. You can imagine my delight when I saw this in last month's Marie Claire! I have been intrigued by Wen for a good while now but have been turned off by the price and questionable reviews, so I decided to give this a try, given that it's pretty cheap. My dry, thin, wavy hair loves it! Main points:

1. As other reviewers have said, don't expect lather like you do from a traditional shampoo, but you will definitely see the tiniest little bubbles if you are using it correctly.

2. I use a couple pumps and distribute the product section by section. Bangs, crown, by my ears, around the nape of the neck, then the rest of my hair. I use about 2-3 pumps for each section. Using it this way makes the pump seem less annoying and helps you distribute the product rather than trying to fight through your wet hair to evenly distribute 8 pumps all over your scalp.

3. When you are ready to rinse the product out, add some water and lather each section of your head. This not only helps to properly activate whatever agent is supposed to clean your hair, but it also loosens up the oils and goop that you don't want left behind.

4. Rinse, rinse, rinse! Like Chaz the Wen man says, if you feel like you are done rinsing, rinse some more!

Afterward, I towel dry my hair and it is bouncy, soft, moisturized, and full of life. I have stopped using my beloved Biolage conditioning balm and (gasp!!) my hair is doing better than ok. Also, for girls who color their hair, this stuff is awesome because it doesn't fade your hair color (my stylist actually commented on how my toner hadn't worn off/my hair wasn't brassy this time) and it really revitalizes those parched, color treated strands (I highlight my hair). The only thing is that the scent lingers, so if you aren't crazy about vanilla scented products, this may not be for you.

EDIT: Turns out the shampoo is not enough to skip my conditioning balm, although my hair is much more moisturized than before. I got my hair cut 3 months after using this stuff and it was the first time my stylist didn't comment on how dry my hair was (and for once did not try to talk me into using a conditioning treatment haha)

Oh, Evercreme Cleansing Conditioner, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways:

1. I love your heavenly vanilla scent, which instantly relaxes me and makes me feel content.

2. I love that you leave my hair clean without stripping anything away.

3. I love that you give my hair more body, shine, and softness than I've ever had before.

4. I love that you don't weigh my hair down or make it look oily or stringy.

5. I love that my hair still looks clean the next day and I don't have to shampoo again, saving me time and money.

6. I love that you are only one product, saving space in my shower, bathroom cabinets, and in my little baggie of 3 oz. liquids I can bring on a plane.

7. I love that you have no sulphates or silicones to ruin my hair!

Obviously, I love this! I have long, wavy, color-treated hair that is dry. If you have oily hair, I'd say it doesn't make sense, but this is HG for me. After I rinse it out, I put another dab on my wet hair as a leave-in.

Note: Still using and loving this "shampoo" but I want to rave about it as a leave-in. I use a large pea-sized drop on towel dried hair before blow-drying and it's the best thing I've found to protect and smooth my hair while styling. No stickiness or limpness. I'm finally throwing my other styling products away and will just have this one product. What a dream!

Before I started using this product my hair was frizzy, dull, and brittle. I had to use a lot of styling products and tools to get my hair to look decent. The first time I used the conditioning cleanser I was unsure if I liked it because it does not lather and I felt like I wasn't really washing my hair and I had to use about 15 pumps to get a very light sud. The end results were amazing. My hair instantly felt smoother and I was able to dry it half the time, my ends looked healthy and I had a beautiful sheen on my strands that did not look greasy, just healthy. I will definitely buy this product again. It is the only thing I've been using on my hair since I bought it and I've had great results.

I had never tried Wen. The price always turned me off. So when I saw
that Loreal had a new product that was comparable I purchased immediately . When I first tried it, I wasn't that impressed. my hair felt soft but it felt a little heavy and my roots looked oily. So the next time I tried it, I just used regular shampoo on my scalp and used the evercreme on the rest of my hair. And I fell in love. My hair was so soft and light. I have naturally loose curls and hair is firzzy. When I blow-dried it, it looked so smooth and soft. The product has a light brown sugar vanilla smell. But even though it's not overpowering, it lasts all day. I love this product and have not used anything else since. I've added the line's shampoo to my routine. Even my hairstylist, who works at at Yamaguchi's in the Four Seasons, which is a top Salon in So Cal, commented on how great my hair looked.

I have been using Wen and Sally's Hair One for a couple of years now, and I have to say that this L'Oreal product is much better than both of them. Out of the 3, I'd say that Wen is the worst and the least conditioning, but still much better on my dry hair than shampoo, which is why I've used it for so long. The L'Oreal definitely made my hair shinier and more moisturized, and my curls seemed better formed. The pump does not dispense enough with each push, so you will have to spend a little time dispensing it. It does have a lingering scent, which I normally do not like, but it is so mild and inoffensive that I kind of like having my hair smell like it. This product is relatively inexpensive, especially compared to Wen and Hair One, and you can get some real bargains on it at CVS combined with coupons from the paper. I will continue to use this product.