HairRx Professional Revitalizing Shampoo +SP (for Oily Scalps) with Pump, Luxurious Lather, Vanilla Scent, 10 Ounce

I have naturally blonde hair with an oily scalp but damaged ends due to ponytails and messy buns (2 kids). I spent hundreds of dollars on high end shampoo trying to find something that would degrease my scalp but repair my ends. THIS IS IT!!!!! It’s amazing! My hair hasn’t looked better for a long time. The scents aren’t my favorite but I use the lavender shampoo and the vanilla conditioner and like those combined. Definitely give this shampoo a try. I’ve already repurchased 3 times!

I was not particularly impressed with this HairRx Professional Revitalizing Shampoo. The bottle is small so it won't last long and the price is too high for the small amount you get. The pump is wholly unnecessary for such a small bottle. It doesn't lather much and I end up having to use a lot more than I want in order to get all of my hair covered. It does rinse cleanly and did not cause any irritation or unwanted side effects. I did not notice my hair feeling or looking softer, smoother, shinier, or less frizzy. The scent is nice because it smells more natural, less perfumey than other shampoos. I wasn't crazy about this shampoo and I probably would not buy it again.

I received three products from the HairRx line, an Italian company that incorporates a lot of plant oils and extracts into their hair care products. I was particularly excited to try this shampoo which is designed to strengthen damaged hair but not exacerbate an oily scalp. While I wouldn't say my scalp is oily, my colored hair is fine enough that most moisturizing products tend to weigh it down.I'll start by saying there's a lot to love about this shampoo. It's cruelty free, as well as free from sulfates and parabens. The scent is heavenly. Personally, it doesn't smell anything like jasmine to me, which is good because I find jasmine to be too pungent smelling. The lather is super thick and rich - almost like whipped creme. And, most importantly of all, it left my hair feeling silky and looking healthy.Two problems - the minor one is that the pump is extremely difficult to figure out. I ended up breaking the pump on the first bottle trying to get it up, but was finally able to get the other two to work by banging them upside down against the edge of my sink until they popped up. So the dispenser definitely needs work. But if that was the only issue, this stuff would still rate five stars. The major issue for me is that, after several days use, my face started breaking out along the sides of my chin (with large cystic acne like I haven't had in 15 years). Since the HairRx shampoo and conditioner were the only new products I'd been using, it's safe to assume they're what caused the breakout.Man, I really love this stuff, but I'm honestly afraid to try it again as I'm only just getting over the three large blemishes after two weeks.

- Produced in Italy- Vanilla scent (gross, see details)- Particularly pleased that it's cruelty free.- Very, very thin, like water.It also says color safe. I recently tried some hair color from Vine and it seems to be holding up fine. Certainly no indication on the white towel of any color issue.Lather is very nicely thick and feels great. I have very fine, lifeless hair, that I don't take much care of. I tend to just cut it all off every couple of years and start over.I don't know that I'm seeing much "revitalizing", but it's stripping my hair somt fierce. That's technically clean, I guess, but not my idea of "good"The vanilla scent is the fake, sickly sweet kind. Not at all appealing, and almost chokingly sweet in the confined area of the shower. Obviously not as bad when dry, but still fake smelling.Don't forget to use the Smile.Amazon.com address - It's an Amazon program where many things you buy every day will generate a small donation from Amazon to the charity of your choice. Info here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas

I have had such hit or miss results with Hair Rx. So I purchased the line for my fine hair, and it was great for about a month, and then my hair got greasy. I stopped using it. I have tried about five different varieties and scents of Hair Rx. First off the only scent that is any good is the jasmine. The citrus is too light, the vanilla is excessively sweet, the lavender smells like it is on steroids and very angry, the coconut is just disgusting I can’t even. These shampoos and conditioners always come with a little note that says contact us with questions. I have contacted their helpline three times on three different products and have never received an answer.All of the shampoos and conditioners regardless of formula feel the exact same. They are a moderately thin watery substances. Each bottle comes with the bottle and a pump. The pump does not let a lot of product out and it clogs pretty quickly and then you are shooting shampoo or conditioner out of the side of the pump.The scent is gross, it smells like the lavender has had a bad day, maybe hasn’t showered in awhile, forgot to put on deodorant and covered itself with perfume. It is awful. Next, the consistency of all of the shampoos and conditioners of theirs are exactly the same. I think if you were targeting different hair issues, they would not be the same.This particular formula should target oily hair. And initially I think it does. After repeated use, however, it has stripped your hair of all oil and now you have a mess. I have used their formula for fine hair and so far that has been the best one for me. I was disappointed in this formula, my step daughter thinks her hair is greasy, but she has ethnic hair, and I persuaded her not to use this. She did anyway and we ended up having to put oil in her hair and wrap it up for a couple of days. My stepson who has greasy hair, used this and initially it looked like his hair was kind of coming back, but then it got over dried and then he had breakouts, hair breakage. Basically, I just question how often this product should be used.