Keisha Red Onion Hair Shampoo 200ml for thicker and stronger hair sulphate free

I was a little afraid when using this shampoo that my hair would smell of onions. I washed twice and then used the same conditioner and I have been left with squeaky clean hair that smells of coconut.This is a shampoo that you only need to use a little of and it lathers quickly and rinses easily. I am happy with this and it is good value for money as a little really does go a long way. This shampoo is particularly recommended for colour treated hair and mine is coloured every six weeks so I am hoping this shampoo will keep my hair conditioned and moisturised between salon visits.

This shampoo is pretty good , you have to give it 2 hand of wash to make your hair nicely clean.The smell is OK not the best but can coop with it.Bottle was very small at only 200ml .I have long curly hair and it has already finished in just few weeks .Price was expensive at £13 .Wouldn't buy again because of the price

With this shampoo being called red onion it does make you think that it would make your hair smell a bit like onions. But I'm glad to say it has a very pleasant aroma. It does lava well if you use a good amount and rinses easily. My only negative is that after my hair was dry it didn't feel as clean as it normally does after just being washed. It could be because of the lack of sulphates I'm not sure.

First off, it smells nice and nothing like onions thankfully! LolHowever, it left my hair feeling brittle and difficult to brush through. I have very long, fine dyed hair in reasonable condition for context.It might work well for some but it’s not for me, unfortunately.

Terrific set of ingredients here. No nasties such as parabens and sulphates. No silicone or mineral oil either. The active ingredients, as listed in the description, are excellent. It’s lightly but pleasantly fragranced, although I couldn’t say of what.The absence of sulphates does limit foaming, of course, and I find I have to apply a little more than usual to get a good lather. That makes it expensive to use, given the high purchase price for a small-ish bottle.I very much like this product and would like to buy more. For me, however, the price has to come down somewhat first.

I'm a bit disappointed with this Keisha Red Onion Hair Shampoo 200ml, it lathers up fairly well but my hair feels dry and hard, almost like paper, and it makes my hair tangled. FYI I have shoulder-length hair.I don't understand why they put a plastic cover on top of the bottle - I couldn't pull it out so had no choice but push it in. As a result, every now and then the plastic part gets stuck in the bottle neck and I have to unscrew the cap and push it back in.£12.99 (£6.50 /100 ml) at the time of review is super expensive, compared to my shampoo from an well-known brand which costs £3 per 400ml (£0.75/100ml).