Fragrance-Free Hydrating Hair Care Shampoo and Conditioner.

"I finished the gentle hydrating shampoo and the corresponding conditioner. Zero complaints whatsoever. I was skeptical going in because they're great with skincare, but are you going to get a hair care? They are a L'Oreal brand and I like the clarifying shampoo. L'Oreal does good shampoo. So I was like, maybe they can deliver something good. And boy, did they ever. Keep in mind, I have super fine hair. Shampoos that bill themselves as hydrating sometimes can be a residue nightmare. Not the case. Not the case. As a matter of fact, now that I'm done with this and the next shampoo and conditioner I'm going to talk about in a moment, I noticed a difference in my hair is not as manageable as it was using these. These are great and I would 100% repurchase. They did a great job."

"The shampoo and the conditioner are wonderful. They do the job. They're effective. They don't leave a residue behind, but they're kind of expensive. They're like $20 a piece."

"I really really like these. These work really well for my hair. The shampoo is very mild. It's very gentle and it does not leave any kind of residue behind. It leaves the hair soft, manageable. It helps that it has niacinamide in the formula and the ceramides for scalp moisturization purposes. The conditioner works well for improving manageability, shine, reducing static, all of those things that the strands need after shampooing. The conditioner nicely addresses. I've repurchased this. Obviously, it's a great option, fragrance-free. I have gotten comments though that it this particular shampoo and conditioner doesn't work out for some people. they find that it leaves the hair dry, which I don't. Yeah, that has not been the case for me with these at all."

"They also came out with just a regular old non anti-dandruff shampoo and conditioner, amazing, amazing for me. They perform very similar, the shampoo and the conditioner perform pretty much identically to the zinc pyrithione shampoo and conditioner, only without the zinc pyrithione. While it's not an anti-dandruff shampoo, consistent scalp cleansing is a mainstay in reducing flare-ups and symptoms of dandruff and reducing the burden of malassezia yeast. Ultimately that'll help, not just dandruff, but may also help you out in terms of controlling other facial eruptions related to malassezia. For example, a lot of people with atopic dermatitis develop skin problems related to malassezia on the face. Just consistent shampooing helps control some of those flare-ups because it helps to cut down on the sebum buildup that fuels that yeast to overgrow."

"CeraVe dipped their toes in the hair care waters and for me personally they have not disappointed. The shampoos and the conditioners from CeraVe are wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. The hydrating shampoo and conditioner is just a basic daily shampoo and conditioner, especially suitable for people who have maybe more of a drier scalp, more of a drier hair type. And it does have niacinamide in it, but that's good for reducing inflammation in the scalp. I love these. I just finished like my second bottle of the hydrating shampoo. I love them because they're fragrance-free. They're relatively affordable at baseline. If you're allergic to fragrance, we at least have quite a few options these days for skin care, but hair care is like so I'm really glad to have that line available."

"The [CeraVe] ones are fragrance-free and significantly more affordable. They do perform well at cleansing the scalp and reducing the charge on the hair to make the hair strands manageable."

"Prior to the Wella shampoo, I was sailing along with great smooth manageable hair in the wake of using the CeraVe hydrating shampoos and conditioners. My hair was super on point. Those shampoos were really beneficial for my hair texture, feel, and manageability, and made my hair very soft and smooth, and they're much less expensive than these May Love products."