Truly devious packaging
I bought this from Target because I'd had a fairly good experience with their deodorant. The shampoo itself is OK, but the bottle it's packaged in is designed to keep you from actually getting what you paid for. I'll explain.<br /><br />The curved shape of the bottle itself probably makes it very efficient to pack/ship, but it also makes it difficult to squeeze, especially in combination with the thick, rigid plastic they use. And because the "nozzle" (or whatever it's called) is offset rather than centered, you cannot balance it upside-down to make it easier to get the remaining shampoo out as the bottle gets low. The combination of these three factors (rigid plastic, thin curved shape, and offset "nozzle") means that at a certain point, you're going to have shampoo left in the bottle that you can't actually get out, unless you want to rig some kind of device to balance the bottle upside-down.<br /><br />This may seem like a minor complaint, but with basically ANY other brand of shampoo (or body wash, EMJ does this with those as well), you don't have to deal with this. It's wasteful, and it feels like it was probably designed that way on purpose, to get consumers to buy the next bottle faster. Given that the shampoo and body wash (which I also tried) isn't anything particularly special, I can't recommend anyone bother with this. You can get equal quality and "clean ingredient" shampoos from so many other companies with bottles that aren't designed like this.
Rating: 1 stars