Afro Love Shampoo 16oz – Sulfate-Free, Moisturizing & Curl-Defining Shampoo for Natural, Curly, and Coily Hair – Hydrating Formula with Coconut & Aloe Vera – Gentle Cleanser for Dry & Damaged Hair

I like the shampoo but not sure if it gave me dried scalp since I never have had the issue before... The shampoo last long so it is totally worth the money but once again, my scalp got dried after several days of usage... :/ A friend was the one who recommended to me and seems like she is not having or had the same problem as me.

It has a very refreshing eucalyptus scent. This product has more MEHs then YAYS or NOPEs. It's not drying, but it's not hydrating either. I prefer shampoos you can do a bit of light detangling with, which this doesn't aid with. Also, you have to use a significant amount to get your scalp clean (I always do a fingernail test to see if there's any sebum left). It's weird to me as a curly girl to go through shampoos this fast... To me this product is okay, but it's not ideal. One advantage is that I can get it at the local store, so for convenience it'll do. But it's nothing to write home about. I'm still looking for The One.

I am a curly girl with 3a curls, some 2c and 3b parts here and there. I do have an oily scalp which is why this shampoo works WONDERS on me. The refreshing sensation it leaves on the scalp is wonderful PLUS, because of that same natural stimulation it gives to the scalp it is AMAZING for hair growth. Once I've finished massaging it into my scalp I always leave it on for a couple of minutes to let those rich ingredients stimulate and work their goods into my hair.I do find that it is kind of like a deep cleanser, therefore I do not need that big clarifying shot all curlies need every now and then as often; and because I do find it to be a deep cleanser it might be too drying to more dry types of hair.

Not moisturizing made my hair very dry and hard