Rocky Mountain Barber Company Men's Shampoo - Tea Tree Oil, Peppermint & Eucalyptus for All Hair Types

This is a great mint shampoo. It leaves you smelling minty fresh and relaxed. It is worth buying if you like minty soaps and shampoos.

Cleans my hair. Smells good. Doesn't leave my hair feeling bad.

Smells amazing! Fresh, minty, and clean scent is refreshing and really wakes you up. It is a clear shampoo that washes clean within seconds. My only gripe is that for the cost, it's a SUPER small bottle! I'd go through 2 of these bottles a month if I used it every day! Typically I use it about once a week for a sort of cleanse to my scalp.

I've been using the Rocky Mountain Barber Company Men's Shampoo for a few weeks now, and it's been a game-changer. The blend of tea tree oil, peppermint, and eucalyptus provides a refreshing and invigorating experience every time I wash my hair. It lathers well and leaves my scalp feeling clean without any dryness. I appreciate that it's free from harsh chemicals like parabens and SLS, making it suitable for daily use. Overall, a high-quality shampoo that delivers on its promises.

It's a tiny bottle of a bad product. This bottle is half the size of comparable products for the same price, and it just strips your hair.

Been trying to get off of sulfate shampoos for years but never found one that wouldn't make my hair oily and a mess after a few weeks. This one- after the first wash it felt cleaner, softer and way less stripped of natural oils. After that it just got progressively better with each wash. Had to give my hair about 2 weeks to fully adjust, if you've been a sulfate shampoo person your whole life, it might be similar. Stronger hair, no dandruff. The smell is subtle but manly, and not the chemical smell of some other peppermint brands. All you need is a dab, so even with the small bottle it lasts a few months for me. Great stuff.

Great smell. My hair feels alive after wash. Feels gentle and leave no residue

Decent enough shampoo. Seems to get the job done. Looks like the company is based out of Canada near Niagara Falls so not sure what it has to do with the Rocky Mountains but the ingredients seem ok, there’s only about 8 that I can’t pronounce.