Reviews about Garnier Botanic Therapy Solid Shampoo Honey & Beeswax

I bought this shampoo to test how this type of shampoo works, but I am not impressed. It doesn't lather well and it dries out my hair. It didn't suit my colored hair.

As a shampoo, it may not be bad, but it is not convenient to use at all. In the beginning, it's okay, but when there is only a quarter left, it breaks apart. It is difficult to lather, and then you end up pulling out chunks of hair. In the end, I just threw away a quarter of it. I alternated with another shampoo and didn't notice any changes. This is my first and last experience using a solid shampoo.

I purchased it from a different store. I really liked the shampoo! The first thing that impressed me was how much easier it was to comb my hair after using it. After I started using it, my hair began to fall out less and my scalp didn't get as dirty. I really like how easily the shampoo rinses out of my hair and it has a very pleasant scent. I ordered the same one from here, on Makeup, but a different type for fine hair, I will be testing it out.

I didn't buy the shampoo here. At first, I liked it - it didn't overly dry out my hair and it rinsed off and lathered well. However, after frequent use, dandruff started appearing, even though I haven't had this issue for 25 years.

Girls, I want to give you some advice. All solid shampoos need to be alternated with your regular shampoos. I haven't bought this shampoo yet, but I really want to. I bought myself a black heart-shaped piece from a Chinese manufacturer with activated charcoal. And I want to say that your hair should get used to any shampoo. After washing your hair, I recommend rinsing it well with lukewarm water. No matter what shampoo it is (solid or liquid, with or without SLS), they need to be rinsed well with running water. And at the end, when you wash your hair, you should rinse starting from warm water and ending with rinsing the ends of your hair with cool (not icy or cold) water, specifically cool for each girl-woman, the temperature of cool water is personal. This is done to seal the cuticles at the ends of your hair and prevent them from splitting. And these procedures should be done every time you wash your scalp and hair.

I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't buy it here, and I was afraid for a long time. I read many reviews, both good and bad, but I still decided to give it a try and I didn't regret it. It lathers excellently and the foam is soft. I must say that this format is not suitable for oily or very dry hair. Of course, shampoo in bottles looks more luxurious, but I am pleased with the idea that there is no plastic. I also switched from gels to Dove soap. We have gotten used to taking things only from nature, and it's time to make a little effort for it, don't you think?))

I have been using this shampoo for a month. I decided to try it out of curiosity. It makes my normal hair a bit greasy (but it's not surprising since it's meant for dry hair), but it works great for the kids. It lathers well, is economical, and cleans perfectly in just two washes. Leaves the hair soft and smelling pleasant. It definitely fulfills its duties for straight hair with a solid 5 rating.

Christine, I completely agree with you! I have the exact same situation. After using the solid shampoo for a week, my hair initially felt fine, but then it became absolutely terrible. Perhaps this shampoo is just not suitable for frequent use.

This product didn't work for me. It dries out my hair and scalp, leaving a soapy film on my hair after washing. It also makes my hair tangled and they don't stay fresh for long, instead they quickly appear dirty.

I have been using this shampoo for two weeks now. At first, I really liked it during the first two uses. The only thing was that I needed to get used to using it. However, after that, it completely dried out my hair to the point where it was horrible. My hair felt like straw, and I have never experienced such a terrible effect from any other shampoo before. I am amazed at the positive reviews.