Review (1/5): Didn't work as well as hoped
This product was okay for minor maintenance of hair loss, but at about the three month mark my hair thinned in gobs across my scalp. Given that yes, I have scalp problems that are not genetic, but other products have worked better. Redken is a brand that works. I have a few issues with this product that are not limited to the failure for it to help my hair problem.
Cons:
This does not increase volume and thickness, it coats the hair in a waxy substance that makes the hair feel disgusting. If that's volume, it's not worth feeling that way consistently.
This product has soy and wheat ingredients in it, both of which have no actual use due to the high content of phytates and lectins binding all nutrient content away. Any claim to nourishing hair is automatically refuted because of the science behind these seeds.
The price for an ineffective product is too high.
The ingredient list is a bit long, but not filled with artificial chemicals.
Pros:
The shampoo smells good.
Can help with extreme minor maintenance, but is not very good long-term as far as I could tell.
Effective against seborrheic dermatitis and general dandruff.
Contains beneficial, natural ingredients, but the soy and wheat are unnecessary.
Overall, this might work for someone, but not me. I'll be trying other brands because of this setback.