Phytokeratine Reparative Shampoo

9 Reviews

1. 

   innocentApples0

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   A good no-sulfate, no silicone shampoo (it has polyquat- 10 though) that eliminates the need for conditioner for my overprocessed, britte hair. It is on the thicker side. It may feel a bit sticky on thinner or healthier hair (it was on my cousin’s hair), but I never felt any residue on my hair after it was dry. Although it did soften my hairshaft without making my hair flat, it necessitated use of other things on my very dry ends. The smell is light and natural, like wheat or oats.

   It’s not HG for me because:

   1. Phyto says we need to use this shampoo twice, probably first time for cleaning and second time for hair care. I don’t want to do it because my hair is dyed red and double shampooing like this affects my hair colour.

   2. The shampoo is a bit wasteful because of the procedure above and the hard bottle, which makes it hard to control the amount.

   3. Despite how much I like it, I haven’t noticed better hair and I have used more than one bottle. It is pleasant but nothing super special or HG. I may buy it again though.

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   relievedOcelot7

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   This shampoo saved my bleached hair. It was reccomended to me by another blonde and as I started to use it I noticed my hair is not as dry anymore. So I am using it for two years now and it is very nourishing, saves my hair and repairs it.
   Wery satisfied, would reccomend to everyone with damaged hair

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   affectedCordial3

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   I like the Phyto line of products- they are not too heavily scented (usually), and they dont seem to build up on the hair.
   As with most cleansers, this does its job to clean your hair. As for its claims of repairing, well, I dont think any product can actually repair your hair once it’s damaged, so I was skeptical, and rightfully so. I saw no “repair”.
   However, this seems gentle so I dont think it contributes to any more damage. and the scent is mild, and kind of -milky- and soft.

4. 

   yearningVenison3

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   Ooooohhhh Godddddd. The smell is incredible. I love everything last thing about using this. It’s my soulmate shampoo so excuse my o-r-g-a-s-m.

5. 

   anxiousCoati8

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   Ok. Your looking at this because your hair needs saving.

   The good? Its sulfate free. My hair was still dry but not straw after shampooing like it had been with my drugstore shampoo. Any sulfate free shampoo could do this for you I guess.

   But a shampoo will not fix your hair, not this not any one. It is only a good shampoo when it just does NOT damage your hair. So ok this did no further damage its a nice gentle shampoo. But doesnt help either.

   I spent 100s on the whole phyto shabang. The keratin mask + hydrating mask + split end serum, heat protectant. 7 months no other products whatsoever. And I still couldn’t possibly tell you what its done for me.

   My hair continued to break. It grew at the roots as usual, but length was the same. Hydration? None. Strength? Nope. Keratin? Save it for someone who’ll believe you.

   If you really want those locks, sometimes theres nothing for it but a good cut and a good oil – quit while your ahead, trust me I dreaded it, but you’ll thank yourself later.

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   ferventRuffs7

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   Pleasant and faint scent, lathered up well with very little product.
   The packaging hasn’t annoyed me yet, but I expect I’ll be niggled when I can’t actually see how much product I have left.

   I recently dyed my hair back to ‘soft black’ (was manic panic atomic blue 6months and midnight blue for 9months prior to that…) so required a repairing/strengthening shampoo and not their colour protecting one…
   The shampoo cleans quite well, my hair feels very soft (that could be due to the rosehip oil I massage into my scalp and hair) has a nice shine but feels a little heavier, weighed down… and at £14 a bottle, I doubt I’d buy this again considering it has been outperformed by a £4 shampoo…

7. 

   curiousSeagull7

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   I was kind of reluctant to try this shampoo, because I’ve heard that using too many keratin based hair products can actually make your hair more dry, brittle, and prone to breakage, which is ironic because some keratin can strengthen your hair. My hair is halfway down my back, fine, uncolored, slightly wavy and in overall pretty good condition with some split ends caused by heat styling. This made my hair tangled and knotty, even when paired with a moisturizing conditioner (Costco/Kirkland’s moisturizing conditioner), which usually leaves my hair soft and manageable. Overall, this made my hair feel drier than usual, although I think it was also a bit straighter. I used up my sample packet over a handful of shampoos, but I would not recommend this shampoo. It smells just like the Phytokeratine treatment which is part of the same line.

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   troubledRelish1

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   I don’t really have problematic hair. It’s a little dry, no split ends, not too frizzy, down to my waist, thick. I like products that nourish my hair, and make it smooth, soft, and shiny.
   From the first time I washed my hair I noticed a great difference. My thick hair was softer and more manageable. It became healthier and shinier and much easier to style. It’s sooo moisturizing. No frizz at all. It lasts too. And it smells so good. Gets my hair really clean. I absolutely adore this product.
   The only thing is the price. I can compare this to so many drugstore shampoos (loreal evercreme) so I won’t buy this again. If you can afford it though, I definitely recommend it. 🙂

9. 

   mercifulFish3

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   As with all phyto products the bottle is not the best, it would be better wiht a pump. The smell is lovely, but it dried my already somedry and damaged hair. It lathers well but for some reason it doesn´t add enough moisture to my hair. My hair tangles more with this shampoo than with others. Kinda expensive for nothing.