Oily Hair Shampoo Natura Siberica Certified Organic Volume & Freshness Shampoo

I didn't notice any "wow" effect. It's just an ordinary shampoo.

Great shampoo, doesn't dry out and is suitable after keratin or botox treatments, the stylist approved.

Well, I don't know, ladies. I have gorgeous hair, and I'm obsessed with taking care of it. About a year and a half ago, my stylist strongly recommended this shampoo for me because it doesn't contain sulfates that wash away all the goodness. I've tried others, but they ruined my hair and ended up in the trash. However, this one cleanses excellently even after such a long time, softens, and has a wonderful herbal scent. Overall, it's amazing. And for those who are very clever, you should know that if your hair becomes greasy, it's not because of the shampoo, but because your skin produces a lot of sebum, so you should look at your diet and lifestyle. But other than that, 5 stars, this shampoo is fantastic.

Once upon a time, this shampoo used to effectively cleanse the hair, but not anymore. By evening, they become oily again.

This product is terrible. It doesn't rinse well, and by the evening, my hair becomes greasy again. As if that wasn't enough, my hair started falling out after using it. I ended up throwing it away, and I don't recommend it to anyone.

This shampoo is just ordinary. It has a herbal scent and leaves the hair feeling light and fresh.

After using this shampoo, my hair is both oily and dry at the same time, if that's even possible. Additionally, the shampoo does a poor job of rinsing out of my hair, as I've had to wash my head multiple times.

Terrible shampoo, Diorit videos are even worse.

The shampoo is definitely not suitable for oily hair.

This shampoo smells just like the old baby shampoo Krya-Krya (or maybe it still does, I haven't smelled Krya-Krya in a long time), and its quality is about the same as Krya-Krya. It cleanses my long, prone-to-grease hair in 3 washes, but it's difficult to untangle and quickly gets dirty. The shampoo is not worth its money. After using cheap "Nettle" or "Burdock" shampoos, the effect will be no worse.