Each & EveryReviving Shampoo, Sulfate and Silicone Free | Made with Essential Oils, Plant-Based Vegan Formula (Coconut & Lime)

This, “Reviving Shampoo” in Coconut & Lime scent from Each & Every arrived to me packed within sealed plastic in case there were any leaks during transit to me, which I appreciated. The shampoo bottle contains 10fl oz (300ml) of shampoo and the bottle has all the important information on it – ingredients, directions, country of manufacture, etc. The pump works well, just twist to unlock it and after a few pumps to prime the pump it’ll release the contents well.The shampoo is of a light gel consistency and transparent in color. The shampoo suds up easily and washes well, and I find I don’t need to use more or less than I normally do with most shampoos. The shampoo rinses easy, and the fragrance is about what I would expect for something that has a, “Coconut & Lime” fragrance. I did notice a bit of a difference in the scent from when I dispensed the soap, compared to when I was lathering it in my hair. At first it seemed rather heavy with the Coconut aroma, but something seemed not quite coconut about it. Looking at the list of ingredients I then noticed Vanilla extract was present and that appeared to be what I was also smelling. Using the shampoo while washing my hair it was then that I picked up more on the Lime aroma. The fragrance is one that is present, not too light nor strong. The aroma is unique in that when I first dispense the shampoo I smell mostly Coconut and Vanilla, however when I begin to work it into my hair, for some reason that’s when the Lime aroma becomes noticeable to me. After washing and drying my hair I found that the fragrance left behind is light, though as the day wears on the aroma fades, it won’t linger around for too long.After using this shampoo for a few washes I haven’t noticed anything out of the ordinary from it, the shampoo seems to have done a good job at cleaning my scalp and rinses out easy. Overall, it’s a shampoo that I found works well and I can’t find anything to complain about! Made in USA.

This coconut and lime reviving shampoo just wasn’t what I was hoping for. I did like that both the shampoo and conditioner that I got were in plastic bags in case there were leaks which there was not. I did not like the sour smell I got right before the hint of coconut. I love anything lime so when I saw this I had to have it. Unfortunately it does not hold up to my expectations. Also, I had to add an extra lather and rinse. I always do lather rinse and repeat. But my hair felt gunky and I had to do a third time. Even then my hair didn’t have that real clean feeling. I followed with the conditioner and hoped for the best. I struggled to comb through my hair with a wide tooth wet comb. I followed up by blow drying my hair and it does feel soft but I’m not so sure I’m going to continue using this. I would rate this 2 1/2 stars. But because I can’t do that I’ll give it 3 stars because it’s also vegan, cruelty free, no sulfates, and silicone. Looks like I’ll have to go on vacation to get that lime and coconut experience. The scent on this just misses it.

This shampoo does a nice job with my hair. I have fine, color treated, slightly wavy hair. I have been using this shampoo for almost two weeks and my hair has been soft, clean, and manageable. Some hair products weigh down my fine and rather thin hair but this shampoo doesn’t do that. The scent is very pleasant, especially if you enjoy the lime scent because that’s the dominant aroma. The coconut scent is distinguishable but the lime is the most noticeable one. I love that this shampoo doesn’t contain artificial fragrance. There are so many hair products out there that are sulfate, silicone, parabens free yet they include artificial fragrance. It’s nice to see a brand that takes it a step further and doesn’t include artificial fragrance as well as all the other before mentioned chemicals.The one thing I’m not fond off is how much of this shampoo I have to use per one wash. My hair is fine and thin but I have to use quite a lot of this shampoo to create lather and get that nice, freshly washed hair feeling.

This is a really expensive shampoo, and I think it's just so-so, especially for the price. It's difficult to work up a lather with it, and I had to just keep pumping more to try to get my hair to feel like I was getting a wash. I probably used about 20% of the bottle on the first hair-washing with it, just because it wouldn't work up a lather and didn't seem to be cleaning my hair. I did manage to clean my hair with it, but the results were uninspiring. My hair did not have the bounce and shine I expect from a good shampoo. It's hard to find a good shampoo without sulfates and silicones, and this is not it.

This is a shampoo in a bottle. I mean I am explaining the shampoo simply here but it really is a simple product. Their goal of the product here is to reduce all the extra additions in run of the mill shampoos and use as much plant sources as possible. I even included a picture of the shampoo on a bowl if anyone really wanted to look at it, its clear which just seems kind of cool to be considering most shampoo I use is colored.I got the lavender and lemon scent which has a very nice scent that is not overpowering (but it is important to consider I have short hair). I find that I only need to use a single pump to wash my short hair and it lathers decently well although very slightly less "slippery" than some other brands probably due to the natural products used. It cleans well and leaves my hair softer than my other shampoo even without using conditioner, my hair is also very slightly more weighted down and doesn't frizz as much as normal. These are all things I like since I usually toss on some coconut oil on my hair if it goes too crazy after showering. I'm guessing it might be the essential oils included?Value: Difficult to say, I kind of like this shampoo but understand that it is a small bottle at a relatively high price especially compared to bigger brands. I think the real value of this shampoo is determined by people who really do want a more natural product and are willing to pay premium for it. Because it is targeted for a somewhat special market which I am not familiar with and I don't think the price is ridiculously high, I am basing my overall rating off the product itself and not including value in my opinion of it.