NG Biotin Shampoo

I have tried NG Biotin shampoo and conditioner, and must say that the first time I tried it, I went right back out to Wild Harvest asap and stocked up on it while it was on sale. The thing is, I have dry color treated hair, not oily like the previous message. I suppose this product is good for anybody. I love the mint scent and the shampoo feels so gentle. Also, the conditioner is just heavy enough for me; somewhere between a daily cond and a deep cond. I love it. It detangles so well. I would recommend this product.

Thanks for your feedback, Teresa. I have not tried this NG variety yet, but Iam interested in doing so.Clare> Hello everyone.> I thought that I'd write and tell of my latest trial> of a new shampoo and conditioner. I went to Whole> Foods to pick up some Nature's Gate and found a> variety that I hadn't seen before, called Biotin> Treatment Shampoo and Biotin Conditioner Gel. It> specifically says on the bottle that it "rids> scalp of harmful debris" and contains biotin,> panthenol, keratin amino acids, inositol, RNA, DNA,> jojoba oil, and natural sunscreens.> A question for Laura Jane if you read this. It> contains TEA-Lauryl Sulfate instead of Sodium Laureth> Sulfate. Is there a significant difference?> So far I've used the shampoo and conditioner for four> washes. I like it very much and think that it will be> one that I use on a regular basis from now on. My hair> tends to be very oily to the point that I sometimes> have an itchy scalp and get dandruff. The shampoo has> mint oil in it and gives a pleasant, very mild> tingling sensation as it is applied. I also found that> it seems to penetrate down to the scalp easily. A> problem that I sometimes have is that I can't get the> shampoo through all the hair and down to the scalp.> That's not the case with this one. It also lathers> pretty well, definitely more than the other NG that> I've tried. It leaves my hair and scalp feeling very> clean but not stripped or dry. The conditioner also> seems to be working as my hair feels very silky all> the way down to the ends. I forgot to mention earlier> that the conditioner is not in the typical NG bottle.> It is a sort of solid creme in a small (4oz.) jar.> To sum up, I would definitely recommend the Biotin> shampoo and conditoner to anyone with oily hair. Has> anyone else tried it? What were your experiences?> Thanks,> Teresa

Hello everyone.I thought that I'd write and tell of my latest trial of a new shampoo and conditioner. I went to Whole Foods to pick up some Nature's Gate and found a variety that I hadn't seen before, called Biotin Treatment Shampoo and Biotin Conditioner Gel. It specifically says on the bottle that it "rids scalp of harmful debris" and contains biotin, panthenol, keratin amino acids, inositol, RNA, DNA, jojoba oil, and natural sunscreens.A question for Laura Jane if you read this. It contains TEA-Lauryl Sulfate instead of Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Is there a significant difference?So far I've used the shampoo and conditioner for four washes. I like it very much and think that it will be one that I use on a regular basis from now on. My hair tends to be very oily to the point that I sometimes have an itchy scalp and get dandruff. The shampoo has mint oil in it and gives a pleasant, very mild tingling sensation as it is applied. I also found that it seems to penetrate down to the scalp easily. A problem that I sometimes have is that I can't get the shampoo through all the hair and down to the scalp. That's not the case with this one. It also lathers pretty well, definitely more than the other NG that I've tried. It leaves my hair and scalp feeling very clean but not stripped or dry. The conditioner also seems to be working as my hair feels very silky all the way down to the ends. I forgot to mention earlier that the conditioner is not in the typical NG bottle. It is a sort of solid creme in a small (4oz.) jar.To sum up, I would definitely recommend the Biotin shampoo and conditoner to anyone with oily hair. Has anyone else tried it? What were your experiences?Thanks,Teresa