L'Oréal Professionnel Paris Metal Detox Shampoo - Sulfate-Free Anti-Breakage Shampoo For Damaged or Color-Treated Hair, Detoxifies, Prevents Damage & Prolongs Hair Color

I was skeptical, but decided to give this in the hair mask a try. I have extensions and they are turning brassy and felt brittle and dry regardless of using high-quality shampoo and conditioner. I've washed my hair twice now using the shampoo and the hair mask and the difference is amazing. My hair is so soft and so shiny and my extensions feel brand new. I definitely will continue to purchase and use these products. Totally worth the hype!

I purchased this along with the pre-shampoo treatment, the conditioning mask, and the conditioning cream. After looking up specifically how to use them all I finally did my hair treatment last week and was amazed. I have long curly frizzy hair which tends to be dry. After using these products I blew my hair out straight and it was silky soft in a way I’ve never felt it. I used them on my daughter last night and blew her hair out and she loved how her hair felt and also loved the scent. We have hard well water and even though we have a water softener system I still feel like the water is hard and my hair always feels so dry and frizzy. I plan to use these once a week and hope my hair will get healthier and have less breakage. They are a little pricey but I don’t mind since they made my hair feel so amazing. On top of that you don’t need to use a lot of product. I probably have to use more than most people because my hair is long and I have a lot of it but still the shampoodid lather up nicely using only a little over a quarter coin size amount. Highly recommend for anyone with hard water.

Well in my case won't be the best review in common sense because is not for my hair type. I was told to buy it for detoxing my hair, but later that person did the worst coloring in my hair and it become the most dry hair and breakable of my life. So for this moment, is not working for me. The smell is amaaaazing😍😍😍

Since people's hair is so varied in texture, thickness, oiliness, and scalp condition, I'll direct this review to those who have hair like mine...My hair is thin/fine, mostly straight with a slight wave. The texture is not coarse, though the hard water in my new place is making it both coarse and brittle. I don't have an excessively oily scalp, nor do I have dandruff.Okay, now that most people have stopped reading, here's how this shampoo works to remove hard water deposits for people with hair similar to mine:1) I use my regular shampoo first. This is because I found that the metal detox shampoo does not remove the oil and dirt that I generally use shampoo for. It only attacks the hard metal deposits. So, if my hair and scalp need cleaning, I do that first.2) After rinsing out the regular shampoo, I use this metal detox shampoo. I get a good lather and let it sit for a minute while I wash the rest of my body.3) When I step out of the shower, I towel dry my hair thoroughly, because rinsing out the metal detox shampoo necessarily meant that more hard water deposits were trying to settle in, and it's best to remove as much water as possible before that happens. Since I can't stand blow drying my hair, I get it as dry as possible with a towel, followed by a comb/brush, then I let it air dry.4) I don't use conditioner in the shower. If my hair feels like it needs it, I may comb in a little Moroccan oil after it dries.5) I initially made the mistake of using the companion "Mask" product afterward, which is supposed to add a protection layer against future hard metal deposits. Never, ever again. Ever. It made my hair goopy, smelly, greasy and just plain gross. It was simply wrong for my hair. So, just the shampoo from now on.For me, this metal detox shampoo has been amazingly effective. My hair had become such a weird combination of goopy and brittle that when I lifted up the ends, they didn't drop smoothly like gravity normally causes. They stayed partially-lifted in the air, kind of like what happens when you encounter static electricity pulling a sweater over your head. And when I ran my fingers through it, they came away feeling slimy. It was so weird. I hadn't changed anything in my hair care routine except one thing: I moved to a new apartment, where it turned out the water was 365 TDS (that's high, in case you hadn't already guessed).So, after trying apple cider vinegar and multiple types of "clarifying" shampoos, I finally landed on this one. Since my landlord isn't about to install a water softener, and since all of those in-line shower filters really only deal with chlorine and actually do nothing at all for hard metals, this shampoo is saving me.I am seriously considering buying one of those portable camp showers, filling it with distilled water, and keeping it in the shower so I can wash my hair separately. That way, I might not have to use this shampoo as often (every third or fourth washing, depending on how it feels). But that's an experiment for another day.TLDR: Buy this shampoo...it works.

Works well. My softener ran out of salt so my water had gotten hard and my hair felt awful. After using this (and the conditioner) my hair was soft and looked and felt so much better. My gray hair looked shiny again. Not as good as the treatment I get at the salon but works well in between