Paul Mitchell Shampoo Three, Clarifying Shampoo, Cleanses Impurities + Removes Chlorine, For All Hair Types, Great For Swimmers, 2.5 fl oz.

Seems to be helping with both my blonde daughters hair. Less green for summer! Helped remove the green and I believe keep it from picking up so much green too

Good for after swimming keeps hair soft after this and hair mask!

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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.

This shampoo far exceeded my expectations. I live in an area with hard water and have a whole house filtration system but still struggle with mineral build up from the hard water on my greying hair. This shampoo gave my hair new life! My hair looks brighter and shinier and feels so clean and silky after using. I can go three days without washing after using this shampoo. I alternate between the Shampoo Three and Shampoo Two when I need to clarify. The Shampoo Three smells wonderful and does not make my hair look or feel dry as many other clarifying shampoo brands have in the past.

I swim four days a week and use it everyday. I works great on my hair. However, I found a bonus use! I put a dab on each side of my swim goggle lenses and rub gently with water. OMG, my goggles are fog free!

I love this shampoo, I just wish it smelled better. It's not a "bad" smell. It's really light and boring.

The product was not what I expected is way smaller than it looks misleading

I used this product once after swimming and my somewhat curly partially grey hair and non chemically treated hair was a dry lifeless mess afterwards even after using a good moisture treatment. I am certain that this shampoo is effective at dealing with chlorine and other mineral deposits on the hair but while my chlorinated pool has a pH of level of 7.4, just slightly above Toronto tap water, Paul Mitchell Shampoo 3 contains a pH level of 9, which is sufficiently alkaline to disturb the cuticle and to cause damage to the hair shaft. No shampoo, even one for swimming, should be above a 7, which is neutral, and for optimal hair and scalp health a shampoo that is used on a regular basis, should be a 4.5 to 5.5 pH. pH information should be listed on every bottle of shampoo and unfortunately isn't. I was unable to return this product to the salon or to the distributor for a credit and the JPM telephone contact has been unresponsive today. Disappointed with customer care.