Organic Shampoo-Powder 'Volume & Shine' Eliah Sahil Natural Shampoo Volume & Shine Hair Powder

The product is too expensive and cumbersome to use. It's not worth the money and doesn't provide any significant improvement. My hair color washed out, so I had to spend more on that as well. These types of products are made by women in Eastern cultures where they have the time, and they are cheap there. For our fast-paced lifestyle, soaking, steeping, applying, and washing out takes too much time. With a regular shampoo, I could have styled my hair in the same amount of time.

I've been a long-time fan of these shampoos, but this time they sent me an unsealed bottle. I'd give the shampoo a 5, but the store a 2.

I am very pleased with this shampoo. Most importantly, my hair loss has significantly decreased. Another important benefit is that the itching and breakouts have stopped. The shampoo is quite unique and does get used up quickly, but now I only need to wash my hair once a week! Thank you for providing such a quality product.

I had high hopes for this shampoo. It cleans well, and my hair looks great afterward—voluminous and shiny. However, there are a couple of issues. First, it doesn't rinse out completely, leaving behind tiny particles that fall out when brushing and still remain at the roots. Second, after the third wash, my scalp started to itch terribly, and I developed large flakes of dandruff. I'm very disappointed.

Ceremony Shampoo. If used correctly, everyone who tries it will be satisfied with the results. First, for easier application, mix the powder with water until it reaches a creamy consistency before applying. Second, leave it on your hair for a bit to let it work, for example, while you're showering. This way, I didn't need to wash my hair twice; it was clean after just one wash. After rinsing, apply a couple of drops of liquid crystals.

There are a couple of minor inconveniences for me. The rose scent lingers for at least a day, and since I'm not a fan of this fragrance, it was a bit bothersome at first. Additionally, it takes slightly longer to rinse out than regular shampoos. Because of this, I wouldn't use it before work.

However, I believe its benefits outweigh these drawbacks. It's organic, adds volume, and gives a nice shine. If the price doesn't deter you, I recommend giving it a try.

My first shampoo from this brand was "Guarana and Ritha." I must say, I like this one even more in terms of fragrance and the volume it gives my hair after washing. I'm continually amazed at how well this herbal shampoo cleans. I apply it like a mask, focusing on the roots, and leave it on for 15 minutes before rinsing. It always leaves my hair clean. I only need to wash once because washing twice can make it too oily, but it cleans perfectly the first time. Thanks to the makeup brand!

I first bought the Organic Powder Shampoo "Guarana and Reetha." It took four washes to properly clean my hair with it. After a couple of unsuccessful attempts, I started using it as a hair mask, and it really did stop my hair from falling out. Now, I tried this new product. I like its scent much more (though that's subjective), but it lacks the slight tingling sensation that "Guarana and Reetha" had. Overall, it's been an interesting new experience using natural cosmetics, and I'm quite satisfied. I recommend giving it a try.

This shampoo lathers because of the soap nuts in its composition, and you won't find a more natural formula. I've been using various Ayurvedic powder shampoos like shikakai and reetha for a long time. It's important to understand that this isn't just a regular shampoo; it's more like a hair mask. Yes, these powders do have a high usage rate, so it can be expensive. Personally, I love the effect—it leaves my medium-length hair shiny, dandruff-free, and feeling thick, even though I only wash it once a week.

My natural and healthy hair was left extremely dry after using this product. It requires a lot of product for each use, and even conditioner doesn't help. My hair feels like straw afterward. I will never buy this again. I think I'll try a sulfate-free Kerastase next time. Plus, I'm not sure what makes it lather so much.

I want to add something important to my review! When using the powder, don't just moisten it with warm water. Add enough water to make a paste with the consistency of thin sour cream. The mixture should foam like a light mousse right in the cup.