Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo

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When it comes to your scalp, it’s delivering those same benefits, just for the skin on your head. It is said to be particularly beneficial for those dealing with scalp issues such as dryness, itching, flakes, and even full-on dandruff. Not to mention that the essential oil innately feels refreshing, a major win for anyone who craves that ultra-clean, totally refreshed sensation. The easiest way to reap these benefits? With a tea tree oil shampoo, of course.

Ceramides and hyaluronic acid, substances that can help minimize hair breakage by providing hydration What sets this shampoo apart from others is the inclusion of tea tree, peppermint, and lavender essential oils. This blend brings the benefits of the oils together to improve hair and scalp health while providing a lovely sensory experience. The first two ingredients listed after water are Sodium Laureth Sulfate and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. These are two incredibly controversial ingredients. They are basically cheap ingredients that both wash and foam. These harsh surfactants can, and will, strip your skin of its natural oils. Hence, they are strong potential skin irritants. Most people looking for gentle personal care products avoid these ingredients these days. There are far gentler alternatives out there, and their inclusion didn’t fill us with much hope of what was to follow.Uses: An invigorating shampoo that helps with oil and scalp health. Depending on your hair type, it can work for regular use or as a periodic clarifying shampoo. When dealing with hair loss, it’s important to take care of the hair that’s still on your head. According to Palm, you should look for nourishing and hydrating ingredients, such as the following: For example, there are some great moisturizers, including Panthenol, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, and Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Leaf Extract, even though Jojoba oil may contribute to a dandruff problem. The Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo is a product that fits the above bill perfectly. Enriched with tea tree, peppermint, and lavender essential oils, this product is not only great for hair health, but it has a certain zingy quality that’s hard to resist. The tea tree and menthol in the shampoo definitely come out when washing and simply sniffing the bottle. They provided an invigorating experience, both for my skin and my nose and left a slightly cooling sensation.

Now, this shampoo isn’t one big bag of bad chemicals. There are some really promising ingredients in there. As the name suggests, it’s a tea tree shampoo. It’s signature tingly sensation appeals to many, but we’re here to look at the efficiency of the shampoo by looking at the formulation to learn exactly what goes into this shampoo. The Shampoo: How it Looks, Smells, and Washes In addition, to the tea tree, this shampoo contains a number of “interesting” noteworthy ingredients. The brand is so animal friendly that they also produced their animal care range in 2006. John Paul Pet has a wide range of animal care products from shampoos, detangling spray to Ear and Eye wipes. All formulated with cruelty-free and safe for animal ingredients. Best for: Normal to oily, fine hair types. The brand also claims the product is safe for colored hair.

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Every time you use shampoo, natural oils are removed or stripped from your hair along with excess oil, sebum, or product buildup,” Dr. Ilyas says. “These natural oils serve to protect and hydrate your hair, [but] in excess, they can weigh the hair down and make it lose fullness or body.” In 1980 two friends, Paul Mitchell and John Paul DeJoria came together to launch a revolutionary haircare brand. The brand created a hair care system with three products. Great tools are essential to supporting great talent which inspired the duo to create the best professional haircare products with both the hairdresser and client in mind.