Purezero 20 oz Tea Tree & Matcha Shampoo and Conditioner Set - Nourishing & Invigorating Scalp Treatment - Zero Sulfates, Parabens, Dyes Vegan and Cruelty Free

a friend recommended this to me and i’m so happy i gave it a chance. all of my life i’ve suffered from flaky & itchy scalp. i’ve tried numerous products and nothing worked so i was willing to give it a shot. this has been the only product to eliminate all the problems ive been having. no flake in sight & barely any itching at all anymore. my hair has never felt better it feels clean,smells amazing, & no problems as before! i’ve never wrote a review before but i felt like this needed a review of someone who’s struggled forever. i highly recommend this product and i will keep on using this product!

I am always hesitant to try new shampoo and conditioners with my fine hair that can get oily easily and is very tangle-prone, as the results always vary. My hair can get weighed down by certain shampoos/conditioners if they are too thick, and yet if they don't provide enough moisture, my hair will tangle into a rat's nest - so it's really difficult finding the perfect balance! Because of this, I tend to stick with one brand for a few years that I know works for me until I feel like switching it up. Recently, I was looking for a natural option with few harmful additives, and PureZero checked all the boxes. Cruelty-free, vegan, and an ingredients list that looked good from cross-checking on EWG's ingredient analysis! I am using the tea tree and matcha shampoo and conditioner, and they have left me really impressed. My hair is super soft and shiny, and my hair's tendency to tangle has definitely been reduced. The scent of the products isn't too strong, but is there just enough for a pleasant aroma. I am very happy with these PureZero shampoo and conditioners and will definitely be buying more when I run out!

In the hallowed chambers of my bathroom, where steam curls like forgotten memories, I embarked upon a cleansing odyssey—a quest for follicular nirvana. The Purezero Tea Tree & Matcha Shampoo and Conditioner Set awaited me, its bottles standing like twin sentinels, promising salvation for my unruly tresses. The Prelude: A Scented Overture As I twisted the cap, the scent of matcha green tea enveloped me—an olfactory waltz between earthiness and rejuvenation. It was as if a Zen garden had erupted in my shower, and I, a humble bather, stood amidst the fragrant foliage. But wait! What’s this? A hint of spicy mint, a clandestine affair between the leaves and the zephyr. My nostrils flared, my soul stirred. Could shampoo be poetry? Perhaps. The Lathering Sonata I poured a modest dollop into my palm, and there it began—the lathering sonata. The shampoo danced upon my scalp, a gentle maelstrom of suds and secrets. The tea tree oil whispered ancient remedies, promising to banish dandruff and soothe my scalp’s existential woes. And oh, the matcha! It swirled like verdant dreams, infusing my hair with the wisdom of centuries. Each strand sang, “We are alive!” The Conditioner’s Crescendo Enter the conditioner—a silken sorceress. Its texture, like moonlight on silk, caressed my ends. I closed my eyes, imagining ancient geishas anointing their kimonos with matcha-infused elixirs. The mint, now more pronounced, tingled like forbidden magic. It untangled my knots, both physical and metaphysical. My hair, once a chaotic symphony, now harmonized in celestial chords. Moisture, the Elixir of Mortals The Purezero duo, like benevolent alchemists, bestowed moisture upon my parched strands. My hair drank deeply, as if it had wandered through deserts and found an oasis. Split ends, once rebels without a cause, surrendered to the matcha’s embrace. The mirror reflected a transformation—a phoenix rising from the ashes of drugstore shampoos past. The Final Note And so, as I stepped out of the shower, my hair—nourished, invigorated—whispered secrets to the towel. It vowed to sway in the wind, to flirt with sunbeams, to be the protagonist in its own epic. The scent lingered, a memory etched in my senses. Purezero, you’ve woven a tale—a saga of botanical love and minty redemption. May your bottles never run dry, and may my hair forever sing your praises. Fin.

Good product. My husband doesn’t like the texture of the conditioner, says it’s hard to get full coverage in his short hair, but I have no problems with it on my medium length hair. Scented items are sometimes bothersome to me, but I have had no issues with this shampoo and conditioner. It smells nice and my hair looks and feels great! I’m going to try their version for hair with color.

This is one of the only shampoos/conditioners that doesn’t leave my hair chronically tangled after showering. The only annoying part is the dispenser but it’s worth the annoyance.

I love the shampoo, but the conditioner is very hard to rinse out and leaves a horrible film on my hair unless I really dilute it with lots of water

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Let me start off with saying this review is strictly on how things were packed/shipped and the overall "Fullness" of the bottles in the end. This was my second time ordering from PureZero as I loved my first purchase and how it had originally helped me and my hair. Now, with my first shampoo bottle nearly out (and also waning in effectiveness) I of course opted to get another, this time the Tea Tree & Matcha (originally got the Coconut Milk one) Unfortunately, doesn't look like I'll be able to test this as what I received was A. none of the bottle tops were taped down to prevent the obvious leakage that happened (Seriously, this is a standard practice by now) B. Conditioner basically half emptied into its own packaging and C. These felt less filled than the first. I've reached to them by email with no response thus far but hoping maybe this gets more traction as I do want to properly try this one out but otherwise, I'll do what should be done and request a refund and try something else. For those that may wonder, the amazon package itself was fine, leak was contained to the packing they, PZ, do or at least, what was lost already dried out and left no stains to be noted but I honestly think these were poorly filled and definitely poorly packaged.