When I was browsing Watsons a couple of weeks back, I saw that the Himalaya Shampoos were on sale and decided to buy a small one to give it a try. I got the Himalaya Gentle Cleansing Shampoo as I washes my hair everyday and wanted something that doesn't dry up my hair.
My hair is oily in texture, so typically it tends to be heavy by mid-day and flat as it gets oilier. Also, because I do color my hair, the bottom part tends to be frizzy and dry. Also, the bottom part tends to be frizzy. I realised that if a particular shampoo contains more chemical, my hair will become frizzier. The combination of heavy and frizzy would tend to weigh me down and makes me feel less comfortable.
I was a little taken aback when I first use this Himalaya Gentle Cleansing Shampoo. The first pour reveals itself to be a transparent orange tinted liquid. It truly is the first time I use a shampoo that's not opaque, so I wasn't very sure how it will fair. Somehow, I had this thought that it won't bubble much because of it. However, I was proven wrong as it does lather quite well and works to go through every strand of my hair too.
After having use this shampoo for a month, I find that my hair feels lighter and it's not as dry and frizzy as it used to. Best part is, it is more manageable than previously with the other shampoos. I like the fact that I don't really have to use hair conditioner to get it to look pliant and soft. As for oily hair, it seems to be at bay now! That is a serious plus point for me given how flat my hair would look as the day progresses. This has done a great job for me.
I pretty much have decided to stick to this shampoo and will probably explore its different ranges to see how they fare.
On the side, I find it interesting to note that there are two levels of ingredients and as such I'm not so sure sure which one has a higher percentage as the natural ingredients and the chemical ingredients are split into two:
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