Clear Hair and Scalp Therapy Total Nourishing Shampoo and Conditioner

I was looking for relief from mild itching, and it made no difference. However it was a good shampoo and conditioner without any additional benefits.

I have to admit I was swayed to try this by Miranda Kerr's advertising campaign! She's so clean and healthy after all. I loved the way this product smelled and how it made my hair feel. I thought it was great and I would use it regularly if it weren't for the price. Too expensive for me, but a bloody good product if you don't mind spending a lot for a small container.

Stumbled upon this randomly, and my mum and I both commented on how lovely it was on our hair. It's not top of the range, but it makes my hair smell so nice, and really nice and soft.

I use this as a change from my normal shampoo and I find it leaves hair feeling nice and clean and fresh. It makes a nice change to use.

I thought this was very similar to schwarzkopf which doesnt really do much for me. I actually thought it was a different brand when i bought it till i got home. Was quite dissapointed and i think didnt finish the bottle

When I saw these in pak n save on special I thought "yeah why not" so I brought shamp n cond. Wasn't too keen on the smell to be frank. For some reason the smell reminds me of a sort of plasticky smell??? It did nothing to my scalp, it didnt feel any different after using 3/4 if the bottles I let my kids use the rest because the results were no different from any other shamp/cond. Wont be buying these again.

I'm not usually a big fan of supermarket shampoos and conditioners. I have really fine hair that tangles and breaks easily so generally find that my hair needs a bit more TLC than store bought products can give...BUT….I was pleasantly surprised after using this product. While I didn't find it nearly as good as my salon products I found it ok to use every now and then. I find that most supermarket brands dry my hair out leaving it feeling quite brittle, but the shampoo didn't seem to do that. The conditioner worked reasonably well too and detangled my hair - although I wasn't convinced my hair was as shiny and tangle free as the advertisements showed. It was pleasant smelling and reasonably priced. I wouldn't use this every day but it's ok for intermittent use.

My thick crazy hair really liked it. The shampoo itself has a nice thickish creamy consistency and I only needed about 1 teaspoon for my medium length hair. I used twice that of the conditioner which I usually do anyway with almost any brand and it left my hair really shiny and sitting nice (some bounce rather then afro). It cleaned well with daily use without drying my hair out or stripping the colour. I was pretty happy with the overall result. My hair was actually a bit less wild and frizzy looking while using this :)

Unfortunately, I really wasn't impressed by this product. I found that the conditioner wasn't as moisturising as I needed and the worst thing of all was how hard it was to get out of the bottle! This may be better for people who have natural hair rather than those who have dyed hair but I just really found it didn't live up to what it said it would do.

I really feel cheated with this particular brand as Miranda Kerr is advertising these. It makes me so angry that they sell me a product with such a beautiful woman with such beautiful hair and we shouldn't really expect our hair to turn into that shiny, long mane, should we? And who really believes Miranda Kerr is actually using this shampoo and conditioner?? Although it has zinc-pyrithone in it (main ingredient in drugstore anti-dandruff shampoos) it does nothing to control my flaky, itchy scalp. It does the same as every other brand from the supermarket, but costs more, it isn't worth it. I like the consistency of the products, they're nice to use and I'm an exception here as I really like the bottles too, sleek!