Biotin Thickening Shampoo

I have thin fine hair normal - dry but tend to get split ends & looks dull especially during winter. Stayed in hospital with my great aunt one night & minutes later it was covered with hairs ! I decided to try this after I saw it was Amazon's choice & checking out ingredients listed. Likes ~ Good for both men & women. It doesn't have additives & chemicals. No sulfates, phosphates, phalates, SLS, salt, sodium chloride or parabens. Smells good & since I have fine hair no additional conditioner is needed, That just weighs it down as there is already conditioning agents in this shampoo. Not all ingredients are listed under product description which are contained in this which actually make it better. Ones NOT listed : Glycerin - balances hair with moisture & humidity. Sodium c14-16 olean sulfate - derived from coconut oil. It's a cleansing & foaming agent. Citric acid - adjusts PH level to 5.5 which is not strong. This allows it to open cuticle maknig hair shiny. Ingredients that are listed : Water Coconut oil - improves circulation & hair growth. Massage 10 minutes 3-4 times a week recommended to help. Biotin - hair growth known for helping thinning hair improve growth. Caffeine - interacts with follicles guiding behavior & regulates hair growth. Argan oil - moisturizes, hydrates, softens, silky & shiny. High in vitamin E. Treats split ends & frizzy hair. Nettle oil - controls natural oils. Hydrolyzed rice protein - adds natural shine, Helps volume & highlights hair. Hemp oil - contains omega 6 & 3. Stimulates hair growth. Proteiens help formation of keratin. Dislikes/suggestions ~ Bottle is smaller 8.5 oz. which is more expensive than some other brands that may say argan oil or other to add volume but those cheaper products don't tend to have a combination of ingredients to help address hair growth. They tend to have other ingredients added in so they may add a bit more volume but don't actually help with hair growth. Since coconut oil is needed just 3-4 times a week I'd use this 1/2 the week & another product other half. Use one that is for volume or building hair growth & this will make it last longer. Just my opinion.. I would suggest not using conditioner when using this as it does have a lot of softening ingredients. If you have oily or fine hair use a bit less & definitely skip conditioner. Oily may or may not be able to use this given conditioning ingredients in this. Needs to be determined after using 1 bottle how hair looks & improves with growth not just within a few days.

Smells great. Seems to work so far. I will update in a month if there are any negatives. Otherwise great product and i love the pump that comes with it.

So far, so good. I'm different, I use several different shampoos because using the same shampoo (any same shampoo) everyday leaves my hair limp and lifeless. So, I have a rotation of shampoos that I use each week, generally (but not a hard and fast rule 'cause sometimes I forget), not using the same one twice in a row. All are biotin based, except for T-Gel, which I use once a week. This seems to be good shampoo. I cannot give a "long term outlook" but it's found a place in the rotation. It's too soon to tell if it lives up to the promises, but it's has a unique lather - more thick and less 'foamy' than commercial brands - and I like the way it feels, and the fragrance is great. On the last order, the 'safety' seal inside the bottle had come loose and probably an eight of the shampoo had leaked into the bag it comes in. I don't know if that was Paisle, or Amazon, or UPS, but IF I get another one like that, it will be the last one I order. It's really good shampoo and I like it. So far, so good.

Exactly what I needed! I LOVE that this shampoo has exactly what my hair needs and nothing that it doesn’t. It smells great, gives my hair nutrients, doesn’t feel sticky or filmy and is helping thicken my hair up. I have thin stringy hair and will no longer be using any other shampoo after finding Paisle Botanics thickening shampoo, it’s my perfect match.

Great postpartum shampoo! Smells good as well!

It’s different out look, was wondering it’s the same product

I’ve been using the Paisle Botanics Biotin Thickening Shampoo for a few weeks now and my hair already feels fuller and healthier. It lathers really well, smells clean without being overpowering, and doesn’t leave my hair feeling dry like some thickening shampoos do. Definitely noticing more volume at the roots too!

Besides the color of my hair fading a bit, I feel blessed to have had my hair remain nearly status quo up to the age of 55. To maintain that I've started to use various thickening shampoos. This Paisle Botanics one is working very well. Better than the rest actually. I like the blend of natural ingredients and it barely takes any product to generate a lot of lather and give a good clean feeling.

Don’t know how well it works yet. Only have used twice

Slowly working hair feels soft