Paul Mitchell The Wash Shampoo

There are a lot of male hairdresser shampoos on the market, Lee Stafford, Andrew Collinge and Paul Mitchell being just three of many. I have tried various Paul Mitchell products in the past and been sufficiently impressed. At the pricier end of the market, they aim to offer something for the more discerning buyer. Recently, I have been on a stricter hair regime budget, but in the days of more money, I used to dip into his range. This is a unique shampoo in that it aims to balance the hair's moisture levels and plump it out with lots of delicious volume. How does it do this though? The key ingredient is wheat protein. It is a known fact that protein rich foods ...  Read the complete review

another product that i found for 80% off and decided to give it a try, i was very much impressed. it is a simple shampoo that has a lovely smell of fresh apples. it is moisturizing enough...and leaves hair feeling very clean and light. i find that using it in conjunction of The Rinse works well as the two have the same scent and seem to go together. this shampoo would be great for any hair type has it adds a some moisture but not a ton, but moisturizes well enough that it shows improvement to dry hair. ...  Read the complete review

I use The Wash after using shampoo three and it is a lovely shampoo to use. It is really rich, thick and luxurious and smells just great. I normally let it soak in for a minute, but that is personal. Because I highlite my hair frequently it needs a good moisturiser and The Wash is definitely doing that. It leaves my hair looking great and it feels soft and shiny. I find that a second shampoo is not necessary, but that is personal. The shampoo contains a complex of special moisture balancing conditioners and essential amino acids that continue to perform and protect throughout the day. It is suitable for normal to fine and chemically treated ...  Read the complete review