LOREAL EVERPURE SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONERS!

I also tried the L'Oreal Everpure line and it left my hair too dry so I tried the Organix shea butter shampoo and I like it a lot better. I already have dried out menopausal hair (and skin) so it did not work very well for me at all.

As this story continues…I used the L’Oreal shampoo and conditioner again last night and I have to say on the negative side that I too, unfortunately, find this combination to be drying. This 2nd time that I tried it I found that my hair was experiencing more straw like behavior and I can see that if I continue to use it…I’ll turn into Fried Frita with bone dry hair! I also really dislike the mint and rosemary combination of the conditioner, however, the rosemary and juniper of the shampoo was really refreshing! I wanted to like it all and my first try gave me hope as indicated (my hair definitely felt super smooth after first try) but today I have the two vials of these L’Oreal products tucked into my ‘return to sender’ bag and will be headed to Target’s return emporium over my lunch hour. StyleMama, I’d have to say “Don’t go there with this shampoo”, let’s wait and find something that will knock your beautiful socks off. YOU are so beautiful lady! New photos are awesome! There is a reason that some products cost more…they usually ARE better! Plumper, I’ll have to check out the Organix shea butter shampoo you mentioned! When I told my Harley Man of my latest exploration into seeking out something less expensive than my beloved Pureology he said “Next time..just let me buy it for you so you don’t have to try to get by with something less than something you know works for you.” He is a firm believer that you if find something that works – why look for something else? As he said to me…”If it ain’t broke – don’t fix it!” He pointed out to me that I am adamant about the skin products I use no matter the cost – I won’t settle for less so why would I settle for something less in my shampoo choices when I already know what I love and what works for me! Good point!

I am hooked on Pureology....but right now can't afford it, I have just run out...today and was going to tey the L'Oreal EverPure, but after Jenasina's latest review I am sad...whats a girl to do now? I will stay stuned...
BTW JenasinaI agree that you are way prettier than Nicolette!! And I am loving your hair... ;-). I think I am going to have to skip out on food this week and get my Pureology...lol.

I am totally afraid that it would leave my hair to try. I had been using Halo for a year and I switched to Biolage extra moisturizing. My hair is definitely less dry now but its been getting greasy much quicker which interrupts my only wash 2 maybe 3 times a week routine. So i'm back ot Halo for now. Plus they always are having Buy 2, Get 1 free at Ulta and I can't resist!

awful!

I still have to boycott L'Oreal for animal testing but any drying properties for me would be a nightmare with my coarse and curly hair. Still sticking with Jessicurl right now as nothing has been quite as moisturizing as her products. No dry hair blues there and lots of natural ingredients. She rocks!

I've been thinking about this line ever since I heard about its launch.  I already have some s&c, so I won't be rushing out to get this until that's used up. 
I have really curly hair, (see photos for proof!) and it's dry on the ends and oily at the roots.  I used Wen and really liked it, but I used like 30 pumps to "wash" every day and then 2 as conditioner and I went through a bottle that was supposed to last two months in like two weeks.  Well, I don't remember the exact details, but the point is I went through it really fast.  It was very expensive and the results that I got were not worth the huge amount of money I would have to spend to use it every day.  Then I used Jessicurl and LOVED it.  I ordered her sample kit and it wasn't enough to really get a long term trial in.  But it worked really well and the price was right for the results.  It's just such a pain to wait on it.  And I tried to contact by e-mail several times to ask a question and never could get through.  Which is unfortunate, but I really should try again because even though the conditioner I used for the fine hair wasn't all that great, the Too Shea! was fantastic!  It reminded me of the Wen, but better because a little goes a long way and the price was much less.  I also loved the shampoo.  After using it, my hair wasn't as snarly as it normally is after using a drugstore shampoo.  Though it was more snarly than it is after I use conditioner.  Vexy says it works great for her fine, wavy hair and kellie says it works great on her oily-ish curly hair, so maybe since mine has aspects of both ladies' hair it will work on me too?  I hope!

i gave it a shot - still in my shower and hoping hubby will take to it.  i love the smell but it doesn't last and it does dry my hair - although by double conditioning and then biosilk it's ok but who wants to go to all that extra time?  not me - that's why i have such short hair.  i bought the smoothing set but unfortunately it doesn't hold a candle to biolage.  i've not tried pureology as i've been happy for years where i am but with all the talk of it i think i will.  as far as i'm concerned - while certainly economical at the register it's a waste of money.  keep at it l'oreal - you're at least trying. 

I love the Loreal Smoothing S & C.  I used Pureology in the past but did not like the high price.  I tried this after seeing it in InStyle magazine.  The product is 100% vegan and they do not test on animals which I love.  For the price it is worth trying it.  I also use the moisture leave-in conditioner and the UV protecting spray.  Everything in this line has been great.   

So I bought it.  I tried it.  I hate the smell.  I have the Moisturizing kind (I think) and the scent is rosemary and juniper and it is just no good for me.  I normally like kind of herbal scents, but this one just... p-u!  The shampoo works really well.  My hair feels clean but not stripped, so that part delivers as promised.  The conditioner is horrible.  It felt like I was stripping my hair of any moisture that was left in it by the shampoo.  I had to put some other conditioner on after the Loreal just so I'd have a little softness in my hair!  Then, the scents clashed and it was a big mess.  So I quit using the conditioner after the first try.  I kept using the shampoo, but I'm returning the conditioner.  It's a little pricey for the s&c together for a drugstore brand, but you're paying for what's not in the product.  I would not buy again.  I'll go order some lovely scented Jessicurl and be happy with that. 

Went out and bought this product yesterday and tried it for the first time this morning. It lathers great, love the smell, I ran my fingers right through it. Toweled dry it, same the brush ran right through it.  Great until I blow dry it, my hair didn't feel as full and bouncy and as clean as Pureology hydrate or Giovani smooth. It was flat and kind of felt oily or dirty. Ugh...I was very dissapointed. and yes the smell does linger for while at least I do like how it smells. I will give this another try and if it's not better I will have to return it and splurge on Pureology. Like Jeanasina said if you find something that works we should stick to it. Pureology here I come with my whole paycheck! ;-)

yet another thing i need to stock up on

A few weeks ago, I got a full size tube of each (moisturizing) from a magazine panel I am on. I was sceptical as I don't use Loreal and was happy with my shampoo and conditioner (L'OCCITANE Aromachology), but decided to give it a try.  Now, a few days before, I colored my hair at home, which normally I am happy with, I went to beauty school years ago and am pretty good at color.  I had used a shade I had used in the past,  and had been happy with.  But, this time, yuch. It was a home kit (Clairol) that claimed to have dimensional color, but, this time, it seemed very one dimensional, and I was trying to decided what to do next. Anyway, I used the Everpure and WOW. I couldn't believe it. First, I LOVE the scents of both the shampoo and conditioner. Second, it left my hair very soft and totally tangle free (amazing!) But, the biggest difference was the way it just seemed to turn my hair on!  My husband noticed it instantly when he came home - he asked how I had time that day to go get my haircolor fixed!!!!!  It totally brought out shine and dimension. I have been using it daily since, and have had only minimal fade, if any.  Actually for three weeks since color my hair looks grand. I really love EverPure and will be rebuying this!

I've always been partial to most L'oreal shampoos and conditioners compared to other drugstore brands.  I don't color my hair, though, so this line is apparently not for me.I don't like all of the sulfates they had in their older lines, so I did stop using even occasionally a few years ago.  I hope they come out with a similar sulfate-free line for those of us with natural locks.

i haven;t tried this line but am looking for a new line to test other than dove and pantene i heard your hair gets used to certain products and i can't imagine ever outgrowing my fave top 2!

Wasn't impressed after using it for 3 weeks :(

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I tested this shampoo/conditioner set when one of my roommates at my study abroad stint last year had it, and I immediately did NOT like it! I felt that although they are touted as being pure that they are made of same ingredients as "lower grade" haircare products and ended up drying out my sensitive hair!

I haven't tried the entire line, but I did try the moisturizing shampoo and wow. I'm a naturally curly gal so I limit how often I shampoo, I hate how it dries out my hair. When I used Everpure my hair felt soft immediately after rinsing, before I even conditioned. I have never had that sort of result with any shampoo, so getting it from a shampoo I picked up at the drugstore is awesome. This stuff lathers like crazy, its a rich sort of creamy lather. I highly recommend this.

As soon as I saw this review I knew I had to speak up.  I have to assume that if you are interested in this product it is due to it's alleged "pure" and "sulfate-free" nature.  I am, personally, very committed to being as chemical-free and organic as I can be (not perfect but trying) and I would like to point out that the excellent lathering quality of EverPure products is a HUGE red flag.  As all organic product lovers everywhere can attest to, it is sulfates that provide the excellent lathering qualities of cleansing products.  Let's mosy over to the (hard to see) ingredient section of our EverPure Rosemary Juniper Shampoo, shall we?  What do we find here?  Both sodium lauryl sulfoacetate and disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, you say?  Pure indeed, says this pure product loving gal (with sarcasm firmly in hand).  Let me just say that due to a couple of nasty autoimmune diseases, I have what is now thinning, easily matted, highly breakable hair.  I need as few chemicals as possible in my products and so this product is offensive to me.  If anyone else out there feels as I do, I urge you to go directly to Jason Jojoba Shampoo which really is sulfate free and is the only thing I will put on my hair (though I am always on the lookout for others that I can trust).  It helps.  And that means the world to people like me.

I got these recently (the green bottles), and I dislike the smell.  It's not a gross smell or a particularly unpleasant smell or a chemically smell; it's just not the coconut or fruity type of smell that I'd like it to be.  The products seem to work okay for me, but I really haven't noticed that they protect my color any more than other shampoos/conditioners.  I seem to have to use a lot of conditioner before it feels like I've conditioned my hair enough.  I would use these if they were free, but I don't think I'd repurchase.

i never used this product. but i would love to get a free sample of this to try!

loreal is the best! :D

Tried these and didnt like them