LOVE Curl Shampoo, Enhancing Volume Taming Gentle Formula for Wavy and Curly Hair - Softens, Hydrates, and Boosts Curl Elasticity Without Compromising Texture with Almond Extract, 8.45 Fl Oz

My curly hair has never loved anything more. It’s been less frizzy, softer and easier to brush. I hate how expensive it is, but the shampoo lasts a long time (over a month so far), the conditioner less so. I have long (elbow length ) FINE, THIN, curly hair and the conditioner lasts me two weeks (washing 2-3 times a week), but it works so well I have to keep buying it lol. Money doesn’t matter if it works, and this works.

I loved this shampoo. It was very hydrating and my hair felt really soft. I'm more buying more of their products.

This shampoo is amazing and my curls absolutely love the moisture it gives! It leaves my hair soft, defined, and hydrated without weighing it down. The almond extract makes it smell wonderful, and a little goes a long way. Definitely a new favorite for curly hair care!

I'm basically reviewing this in comparison to the DaVines Love Shampoo (the lavender-scented, purple-colored one). I found this product to be of very high quality, but probably a little to heavy for my hair. My hair is basically the waviest hair can be before it gets super curly (technically S-waves, but the curliest S-waves can get before they become ringlets). My hair also tends to be a little on the dry side, but even then, this shampoo and the corresponding conditioner were too heavy for me. I also don't love the scent. It's not nearly as obnoxious as some reviewers have stated, but I definitely prefer the lavender scent of the regular ol' Love shampoo and conditioner. I think I'll go back to those when I'm done with this batch. That being said, again, it's super high quality, and I can imagine it being great for people with ringlets or circle hair, especially if it's on the dry side!

Thanks to my monthly "BirchBox" subscription, I got turned on to the Davines product line. I liked it so much, that I only use Davines products almost exclusively. Davines carries a big line and wide variety of hair care products and they have a product that covers every hair issue under the sun. The fragrances are a big part of why I use the Davines products but truly the biggest part of why I use them is because they actually deliver great results. I have wavy hair and I am always looking for new and better curl enhancing products. Their curl enhancing shampoo is light and doesn't build-up on your hair. As with most Davines Shampoos/conditioners, a little goes a long way. So, don't be scared of the prices. You get a great value for your money. And of course, with the Amazon "subscribe and save" program, you can save up-to 15%. I admit that I do alternate between the Love Curl Enhancing shampoo and the Nourishing Shampoo. They both work fabulously and make my hair smell great. Bottom Line: You get what you pay for (and more) with ANY Davines product. I have yet to be disappointed with anything with the Davines name on it. It's used by some great hair salons and the line is planet friendly. They recently have come out with a recycling program. You cannot go wrong with any Davines product because they cover every hair issue under the sun. The fragrances are fantastic!

My hair and curls love it!

My toddler has super curly hair and kids shampoos were not cutting it. I decided to try this one since I use the original davines love products and what a game changer! The shampoo + conditioner + the davines leave in conditioner + love curl cream and we are living our best table free curly life. It’s not cheap but a little bit goes a long way. My son’s hair is the most manageable it’s ever been and we have way less tangles, also it all smells sooo good.

I chose this shampoo after reading many suggestions and reviews. At first I really liked the shampoo, but after using it a while I started experiencing dry, itchy scalp and dandruff. I have NEVER experienced this before. I stop using the product and it cleared up immediately. My skin is a little sensitive so it could be an allergy thing. But again, I have used a lot of curly shampoos and never experienced this before.