Honey'do Shampoo

I have curly hair (which can be more than a bit dry at the best of times) so wanted to try this to see if it'd be any good as it's a sulfate-free formula. Alas, I'll stick with Lush's Fairly Traded Honey shampoo instead as it felt like there was a film on my hair when I tried washing this stuff out. It just didn't feel clean. Maybe if you have thick, coarse curly hair it'd be better but would never buy this stuff again.

I really wanted to love this new shampoo, which I thought -- from the hype and its name -- would have a rich consistency, a deep golden color and the intoxicating fragrance of real honey, all packaged together in an appealing bear container.I was disappointed on three out of four counts. It's a watery yellow shampoo with a light, nondescript floral scent. However, the bottle IS cute, if that's what you look for in a shampoo.

Lots of shine and bounce, gentle lather, smells great

Think jelly like consistency. Leaves hair soft, manageable and shiny. My disappointment is in the fragrance. I wax hoping for a honey scent. The tangerine oil is OVER POWERING everything. No hint of honey. I asked several family members without tling them the name, what they smell. They all said oranges. Very disappointed with the price on this to not have honey scent. Comes out of the bottle gel like. Some say cute bottle... Well I can but real honey for $4 in the cute bear bottle.

as described

I was hoping that this shampoo would be all pure and natural and would leave a lingering honey fragrance in my hair. NO such thing happened.The ingredient list is intimidating.It is expensive!And yes the bottle is cute.

My hair tends to be dry and brittle, so I need to avoid shampoos with sulfates. After recently ruining my hair with a cheap shampoo, I splurged on this stuff. It didn't steer me wrong. My hair is bouncin' and behavin' now. I guess there are some things I shouldn't skimp on. Keep up the good work, ABL!