Paul Mitchell Shampoo Three, 10.14 oz.

My granddaughter had terrible damage to her hair from chlorine. Her hair was dry. It felt like straw. I washed her hair with Paul Mitchell's Shampoo Three. I left it in for a few minutes. I then vigorously rinsed her hair. I repeated the shampoo. I then applied my regular conditioner. It was amazing the difference! Her hair got the shine back. It was soft. Each time I used it, her hair damage improved. I now make sure to shampoo with Shampoo Three each time she swims.

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Paul Mitchell Shampoo 3 is the best for curly hair low porosity hair. My hair was easily to get build up so fast from curly hair products. I am looking higher of pH level, and this shampoo is perfect, I use this once a week. Then moisture/protein balance mask.

Great shampoo for swimmers. My hair is less crunchy and less dried out when i use this regularly after swimming

I love this shampoo.....I use it once a week to remove any left river product in my hair. Its amazing. Helps take the yellow out as well.

Did nothing!

I purchased this shampoo because it was recommended for chlorine removal. I swim a lot and have major buildup. My hair is brown and grey and I have not noticed any greening of my hair so am unable to attest to that part of the claim. I shampooed twice the first time I used it and noticed little to no difference in the feel of chlorine buildup in my hair. Subsequent use of this shampoo didn't give me different results. I tried using it with other chlorine removal shampoos both before and after the others with no real results. This is the fifth shampoo I've tried and the most expensive. If I am being frank, Hairitage sea salt shampoo works twice as good (though not perfectly) and is cheaper, smells better, has clean ingredients, and is not tested on animals.

Although it makes my hair feel clean and not dry, it did not serve its purpose.

This was the worst packaged item I have ever received. Product had leaked every inside and outside of mailing envelope. It was a mess. Company should not sell mail order products that they can't properly and securely package.