Tara Nurture Hydrating Shampoo. Cruelty-Free: Nutrient-Rich, Super-Berries Formula to cleanse and maintain healthy hair and scalp. Free from Parabens, Sulfates and Mineral Oils (8.4 Fl Oz)

Excellent shampoo

The Tara Nurture Hydrating Shampoo does clean my hair. However, I must use a tremendous amount of this product in order to accomplish this, and this product is very expensive. The bottle is only 8.4 fluid ounces; it won't last long at the rate that I use it. Also, at the time of this review, it cost $39.00, which is tremendously high for 8.4 fluid ounces. I must use a lot of the shampoo in order to get it to lather. It is not concentrated. The peach-scented liquid is very thin. I must apply it twice in order to get it to lather. I allow the shampoo to soak into my scalp for a few minutes before rinsing it out.The good news is that I don't need to use conditioner with the Tara Nurture Hydrating Shampoo and it hasn't caused me to have any allergic reactions. On the side of the bottle, near the bottom, there is an expiration date of 24/02/23, which is not really a good date. That is only about four months away. Most hygiene products are good for at least a year after receiving it. Also, this high-end hygiene product was received inside a sealed, transparent bag but the screw-on cap was not sealed in any manner. It could have screwed off during shipping and its contents spilled into the bag. I've had this happen to me on several occasions.Overall, I couldn't recommend the Tara Nurture Hydrating Shampoo to any of my friends or relatives.

I have been using this Tara Nurture Hydrating Shampoo, Cruelty-Free, Nutrient-Rich, Super-Berries Formula to cleanse and maintain healthy hair and scalp, Free from Parabens, Sulfates and Mineral Oils (8.4 Fl Oz) together with the Tara Nurture Nourishing Conditioner for about two weeks now. It's strange that the shampoo and the conditioner from the same line have a different fragrance The shampoo bottle states it’s acai, strawberry, blackberry, and raspberry, whereas apple is the dominant fragrance in the conditioner. I don’t like the bottle or the screw top. It's considerably simpler to use a pump system in the shower than having to unscrew a bottle.This shampoo is effective. It removes the product buildup in my hair. But after washing your hair with this Nurture Hydrating Shampoo, just like with any other shampoo, you'll need a conditioner to smooth the hair cuticles after cleansing. I just wish they would reconsider their packaging (including the bland color).

I am really happy with the way my hair looks and feels when I use this shampoo.I have fine, thin, straight, naturally silver hair that is very reactive to the shampoos I use, and there are not many that work well for me. This shampoo does. It makes my hair feel very soft and gives it a lot of nice movement.No sulfates or parabéns is a huge plus. The made-in-Barcelona formula is thinner than most shampoos, but it only takes a small amount to make a ton of lather. The berry scent is not my favorite, but it's subtle enough that it avoids being cloying or overpowering. I was a little concerned that the pale pink color might still be enough to give a pink cast to the white streaks in my mostly silver hair, but it has not done that at all.The only thing that would make me happier with this shampoo would be a lower price. It is on the pricey side for what I normally pay for shampoo.

This smallish (250 ml) bottle of Shampoo by Tara Nature is basically a lightweight, thin shampoo that is sulfate free and made with mostly natural ingredients, including apple essence.I did not notice an overpowering scent from this product.The shampoo is almost water thin, so care has to be taken to avoid using too much at one time. This shampoo is costly at $40 per 250 mls.This shampoo rinsed easily, which is important to me as I do not care to waste water while in the shower.This shampoo is reported to make your hair softer over time. I am hoping those claims are true. Time will tell on that.But after a few uses, I am enjoying using the product. My only hesitation is the cost per ounce for a product that is not marketed towards professionals.

It cleans my hair well, it’s pretty gentle, and it has a light pleasant berry scent. What I don’t like is the consistency is very thin, it seems watered down. Also it doesn’t lather much, and we even have a water softener. The bottle looks elegant and understated, but it is not convenient at all. It may seem like a small thing but I did not like having to take the whole top off, a pump or at least a push top would be so much better.

One of the big things for me with shampoo is fragrance. Some are so strong, I just can't continue to use them. I was a bit concerned about this one because I could smell it even in the bottle. Thankfully, it hasn't been an issue for me, or quite as strong in my hair. The fragrance reminds me of berries and is relatively pleasant.The shampoo doesn't make a noticeable difference to my hair compared to other shampoos, but that's pretty normal for me, with most having relatively similar results.The shampoo is very thin and watery, so be careful when pouring it. The consistency makes it a little hard to use, at first. The opening at the top of the bottle is smaller, but even then it can be a little harder to work with than standard. Once it's sudsing up, though, it's a good shampoo and works well.

When you pour this out into your hand it seems very thin. It's not a gel. As you work it into your hair it begins to work up a big lather. Once you have it going, it has a lot of suds. You wouldn't think so when you first start.I believe it did a good job cleaning my hair. I like that it's light and I don't feel like it deposited a lot of product into my hair. Washed out clean.I used the matching conditioner.* I write reviews to let you know how this product was for me. and to aid you in making your decision, to buy or not buy.