Seaweed Bath Co. Smooth Shampoo and Conditioner Set, Citrus Vanilla Scent, 12 Ounce (Pack of 2), Sustainably Harvested Seaweed, Borage and Broccoli Seed Oils, For Curly and Frizzy Fine Hair

Do you ever get tired of strong scents? They're everywhere- shampoo, laundry detergent, lotions, and soaps. I’m so happy I discovered a shampoo and conditioner that works well for sensitive skin and doesn’t give me a headache! If you need a break from strong scents or have sensitive skin, give these a try.

We'll definitely buy again.

This shampoo and conditioner are the first I’ve come across with no scent- none. All the others claim unscented but the reviews always mention the scent …not strong, smells like ingredients etc. This shampoo Is low suds, color safe and my hair felt clean with one quick washing. The conditioner softened my colored hair so I could comb it and it dried silky. What’s not to like?

The media could not be loaded. I’ve used this shampoo a long time but I can’t really find it in many stores so I buy online now. I opened my package and my shampoo was severely leaking. I just wanted a replacement but Amazon only gives you the option to return so I am leaving a review in hopes I can get a replacement without sending back the OG package. I paid full cost so I should get full product. Please help seller! 🙏🏻

I'm not given to hyperbole but The Seaweed Soap company makes the best body care products ever. My hair has been transformed into a shining, supple and thick mass of beautiful waves. It's softer than I can remember it ever being as well. It even helped my son's dandruff out,

Words cannot express how much I hate both the new brand and the new formula, but I'll try. The original look and product had my deep loyalty: the shampoo and conditioner worked great for my curlyish hair, better than anything else I've used. The bottle design was charming, imbued trust, and was deeply pleasing to look at while I showered.The new formula is not the same and is no longer worth my money. The design is worse. As a professional graphic designer, I'm reluctant to hate too hard on redesigns, as I assume they must have reasons and sometimes a necessary change is hard to adjust to for a while. But this redesign is so atrocious on so many levels that I am making an exception.I used to be able to spot this bottle a mile away, and easily see the scent I use. Now, it's a sea of nothing. It is so nondescript, all information parsing is utterly lost. And the visual hard fork away from an artisan, earthy/botanical/natural feel towards the insta-trend of the moment is a turn-off for me. It does a good job of indicating that this is NOT a product I want to put anywhere near my hair, and as you've changed the formula to match, I suppose it does a good job of reflecting the contents. If I didn't have to order this online sometimes because my local shops were out, I'd never know that this bottle was the shampoo I (used to) use.While remodeling my downstair bath, I literally MADE my in-shower shelving size based on your beautiful old bottles, that's how much of a super-fan I was. Now, looking at your ugly, soulless bottle on them makes me want to throw things. Mainly the bottles. In the trash.It may be that you had to change the formula because you are unable to get some ingredients, or at a reasonable cost (though it is a lie on the packaging where it claims to be "the same great product"). That is slightly more understandable to me. The redesign is horrendous, and without justification.

Very nice

Has a great smell. I like how it does with my hair, but that shampoo is literally liquid.