JASONLong and Strong Jojoba Shampoo, 16 oz. (Packaging May Vary)

This is a great conditioner and has been becoming more difficult to find. Glad I found it here.

Just what I ordered and delivered on time.

Yes, it's shampoo and it cleans your hair just fine. However, this is supposed to help with dry scalp and it did not help mine. On some days, it's actually worse. It dries out my hair badly, too. The smell is also WAY too strong. It has fake fragrance in it, which I don't like, and that fragrance smells like baby powder on crack. Will not be buying more of this. Found something else to try and hoping this will work.

This stuff smells great, is natural, and gets my hair clean. I mean, it's shampoo. What more can I say? It does the job well.

I am a low maintenance person, so this product is a big help. Smooths my long hair very noticeably- improves my look without any additional effort! I love it.

Flakes, you might say? Well, start with the Jojoba Long & Strong. Use slightly less (75%) than you would another shampoo & definitely repeat one time. Be sure to massage into scalp well with knuckles or figers (NEVER use your nails!). Rinse.Follow with Jason's Moisturizing Conditioner with Aloe (green label). Massage this deeply into the scalp and let set for 3 minutes or more. Rinse.I had terribly horrible 'cradle cap' as a child and had pretty bad flakes and dander my whole life. Since switching to this regimen, I can scratch my head in public (at a restaurant, if the case happens to be) with no worry or embarrassment and all of my nice black dress shirts have been getting worn (yay!). I switched to Jason, exclusively, almost 7 years ago and wish I had discovered this SOONER!

excellent shampoo, been using Jason products for ten years. I have sensitive skin, and this has never bothered my scalp, wash my face with it too. great product.

I have been a jojoba shampoo user for many years. I like the way it leaves my hair feel after using. The last bottle of Jason jojoba shampoo I purchased before this one had jojoba seed oil listed as the second ingredient (after water); in the bottle just purchased, jojoba seed oil was the fifth ingredient (after water, cocamidopropyl betaine, sodium lauryl sulfoacetate, and glycerin). Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate was not in the last bottle purchased and sure doesn't sound like it should be in a NATURAL shampoo product. The new bottle also contains two forms of alcohol (one of which is "certified organic") which were not in the older bottle. The consistency of the newer shampoo is somewhat like a thin gel toothpaste (it comes out of the bottle in blobs) where the older shampoo is more of a somewhat thick liquid. But the bottom line is how it leaves my hair after using it. The older shampoo left my hair feeling soft and light and lasted for days. The new shampoo leaves my hair feeling slightly greasy and heavy and only gets worse with time. My next purchase of jojoba shampoo will not be made by Jason.