Rosemary Hair Growth Shampoo: Thickening and Regrowth Formula for Men & Women - Rosemary Mint Strengthening Shampoo with Tea Tree Oil Biotin - For Thinning Hair and Hair Loss 11.8 fl.oz

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: 5/13/2025It's been two months and I keep seeing progress on my hairline 😍 I added a new photo!--------------OH! I have so many positive things to say about this shampoo:FIRSTLY :The order arrived fast and came well packaged. The bottle and pump are made of great quality, as well as the box it came in. The company contacted me to make sure I use their shampoo the right way to achieve better results, which I greatly appreciated!SECONDLY :When I first used this shampoo, I noticed that it didn't lather the way I normally expect, and that I had to use a lot of product to see and feel my hair clean. But, when I used it again (3 days after), I happened to use a clarifying shampoo first, washed and rinsed it off, and then used this rosemary shampoo and only with two pumps of product I noticed how it made a perfect lather (as you can see on the 4th photo); I bought a scalp massager, and I used it to massage my hair along with the shampoo and it makes a huge difference, I left it on for five minutes and then rinsed it out and I could feel my hair super clean, smelling wonderful, and thicker. I use this shampoo twice a week.THIRDLY : I have suffered from oily hair, dry itchy scalp and dandruff my whole life, and I have used a lot of different shampoos and products to get rid of the dandruff and nothing seemed to work on my hair. I even tried T-Sal and Nizoral medicated shampoos and they also didn't help. I've also used different brands of sulfate free shampoos and none of them seemed to help either.My scalp got to a point where it began to form hard buildup, it was red, very dry, very flaky and itchy (I would wake up with dirt and residue under my nails every morning! That's how bad my situation was.) ;My hair used to get oily a day after washing it and I had to shampoo it twice to really get it clean!On top of all that, my hair never looked shiny or hydrated, especially my ends. AND, it was falling out like crazy; I thought I was sick or something.I decided to THOROUGHLY research about seborrheic dermatitis (what I was suffering from) and dandruff and I found that most of shampoos out there contain common hair oils like (coconut, olive, avocado and jojoba oils, etc) which feeds the fungus that causes seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff... WHAT! Yes, my friend, do your research. So, I started looking for shampoos without any of those oils (I literally spent hours and days looking at a lot of shampoo's ingredient lists lol) and I found this brand. I was happy to see on the ingredients that the only oil they used was Rosemary leaf oil, which is safe for my condition, and decided to give it a try. And when I tell you It was the best decision!I have been using this shampoo for about a month (8-9 times) and my scalp and hair changed completely!My scalp stopped being red by the third use, it's not itchy like it was, no visible dandruff by the second use, it didn't leave my hair dry after rinsing, like most shampoos does, it also does not make my hair oily. This shampoo has stopped my hair from falling to about 95% and I am being honest about this.And as you can see on my last photo and video, I AM HAVING NEW GROWTH!!!! I'm very happy and impressed by this results!LASTLY: I am in love with this shampoo and I recommend it to everyone that's looking for a healthier scalp and hair! I wished every time I opened the tap, this shampoo would come out instead of water, honestly!Can't wait for the company to make it in a bigger size tho!**(I do wanna mention that, along with this shampoo, I also started using other hair products at the same time like: clarifying shampoo, hair growth serum, scalp serums, scalp exfoliating serum, leave-in conditioner, overnight repairing hair serum and hair oil that are safe for seborrheic dermatitis, which may have also helped me achieve these results)**

I'm 68 next month. I have a high forehead and had bangs most my life . Full bangs. About 2020 my bangs thinned out so much after losing my son unexpectedly, I couldn't maintain my them, and the ISS said the glare from my forehead was interfering with their experiments as they passed over texas.I of course waited another year. Or so. To fix the problem. I'm slow that way.I happened on the ad on prime and the reviews were somewhat good. I bought it and over another year, it's not magic ladies, but my hair filled in and got way thicker. It's not any other product I use because I've always used the same products. In the same ratios. Right now, May of 2025 my hair is noticeably better to everyone for its thick-er-ness (I've always had fine hair but full) and the "male pattern baldness" I experienced for 4 years filled in. I learned to not fully expose my forehead (remember the ISS) but they are a curtain pulled if not fully drawn.I am thrilled with this product

I use this shampoo for my scalp. My dry scalp itches a lot, even right after a washing. I have tried other shampoos that say they are moisturizing, but they don't seem to help my scalp. The description of this svvimer shampoo on line says that it will help the scalp. I have used it for a month or two and it soothes my scalp. Doesn't itch as much. And my hair is soft and full too.

When I started using it my hair was thin due to……? Not sure, but 80% of my hair washed away or other hair saw what the others went through and jumped.So I’m not quite done with this bottle and my very thick healthy hair is back! I’m not exaggerating.Thanks for bringing my hair back to normal.Lisa D

I only used this product for about a month. At the time, I wanted to blame this shampoo for making my hair loss worse. In retrospect, I’m accepting the reality that there’s no way to know for sure and it’s not that simple.When it comes to our health and hygiene. It’s hard to know if any product is helping or hurting. Especially if you don’t know enough about your body and you’re just pointing fingers. As a guy raised by a single dad, I was taught the bare minimum about health and hygiene. I always knew my hair was troublesome, but didn’t have the time, money, guidance, or emotional maturity to learn how to deal with it. Fast forward to today, I’ve been on a hair journey to grow out my hair with no choice but to play catch-up. Going for the beard and man-bun combo.This was one of the first products I tried when I first noticed excessive hair shedding. After one month, I quit because it seemed to worsen my hair loss. Allegedly, it’s a normal part of the process for some people based on other reviews. However, I was not going to take that risk. I think this product probably works great for some people. I’m also going to assume that demographic ain’t me.I have thick curly (2B/2C) low porosity Middle Eastern/Portuguese hair, and a history of scalp issues. It took me a year to understand what any of that meant or what to do with this information. If product sits on your hair or takes forever to dry/get fully wet, you likely have low porosity hair. Don’t take my word for it though, try the glass of water test. As of now, I can’t confidently say I have a solution for myself or one size fits all for anyone else. However, I can say this product works great on scalp build-up/irritation but is rough on thick, curly, or low porosity hair. It stripped my hair way too much, and the disclaimer of “make sure to only you use it on your scalp” feels impossible for people with longer or thicker hair.I noticed scalp relief within a 2-3 washes (1 week). It didn’t resolve all my issues, but there was less irritation, buildup, and flaking. If this didn’t work for you, I recommend you take the time to learn some basics about your hair, scalp, genetics/family history, hormonal changes in aging, and potential nutrient or vitamin deficiencies. For instance, your mom’s side of the family indicates hair loss, gray hair, etc. over your lifetime. I know it’s overwhelming and there are hundreds of solutions with varying results. It’s frustrating and time-consuming in an economy where we just don’t have the time, money, or bandwidth. Girl, I get it. I’m right there with you. If I could wave a magic wand for all of us, I would.On the bright side, there is hope. I’m not quite in the clear, but my shedding is closer to normal and is much more manageable with tons of signs of new growth. My scalp is still a struggle and my hair is nowhere near as thick as it used to be, but at least it’s still on my head. A win is a win- and I’ll take them where I can get them. Currently, I’m using two shampoos to address two separate issues contributing to my hair loss. I use “Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo (Ketoconazole)” to deep clean my scalp, and “Dr. For Hair” to stimulate hair growth. I wash my hair every two days and alternate between the two. I also do a bunch of other things (vitamins, dermarolling, etc.), but I won’t bore you with those gory details. I also avoid conditioners with excessive protein because that’s apparently bad for low porosity hair. I don’t have a designated conditioner. I mainly use whatever I can find at Ross or TJ Maxx. After 2 months, I think this shampoo combo is showing enough promise for me to commit to it until the end of the year.As for styling, unsurprisingly, I like to keep it simple: curly or in a messy ponytail/bun. My favorite leave-in conditioner is “12-1 Leave-In Conditioner with Enriched Protein” by IT Cosmetics. Great for curly/low porosity hair. It's my one exception to the rule and doesn’t seem to have a negative effect on my hair despite being a high protein treatment. And lastly, my biggest secret weapon for hair growth is “Nexon Botanics Organic Vitamin E Oil”. However, I only recommend using it on non-irritated areas of your skin or scalp. E.g. start out using it on your hairline. Adding oils to a troublesome scalp may make your scalp and hair loss worse.