ACANLUX Revitalize Champú para el cuidado del cabello seco y graso, limpieza profunda, 250 ml

Before using this I could run my fingers through my hair, grip, and pull out at least 5 or 6 strands at a minimum. Now, maybe 2 or 3. I have tried a couple of other hair strengthening products recently, but none of them ongoing because they were awkward to use and not showing great results. This is literally the only product that IMMEDIATELY showed results, and then repeated them. And this is without a hair strengthening conditioner - add that in and I can‘t imagine anything but strong, luscious hair.

Very pleasant scent, good quality packaging, easy to use bottle. Nothing special

What I love about this shampoo:
- gel like texture (not greasy or sticky)
- minimal scent
- natural scent
- there is a cap on the pump, meaning you can travel with this shampoo without fear of its leaking everywher
- makes my fine hair look clean, fresh and glossy

I've been using this shampoo daily for about a week now and I'm impressed. It cleanses really well, leaving no oily feeling afterward, and my hair feels soft and refreshed. I like that it's enriched with sea holly - it feels like a more natural option compared to the chemical-heavy supermarket brands.

The bottle itself is great too, with a sturdy pump dispenser that makes it easy to use. Being Australian made is a plus, though as with many products, it's hard to know how much of the process is actually done here.

At $27.99, it definitely sits in the premium range. For me, it's better than the $10 shampoos from Coles or Woolworths, and I enjoyed using it. Whether it's worth the price depends on how much you value investing in your hair care. My take: if you're looking for a premium shampoo, it's definitely worth trying at least once.

This shampoo is based on natural ingredients. It only has a mild natural scent. There are no other perfumes added.

I have used shampoos containing naturally derived ingredients before and I have always found they struggle to lather as well as I would like, as they don't contain the harsher foaming agents that the usual shampoos contain. I found this to be the case with this product as well.

While initially it does lather, I found that when I was putting it through my hair, I needed to use extra shampoo pumps to get the amount of lather I needed to do the job. This may mean that you could go through the product a bit quicker.

Once dispensed, the shampoo has a gel-like appearance. I found the dispensing nozzle to be too small to put my hand under. I could put my fingers under the nozzle but the palm of my hand wouldn't fit. My hands are generally considered size 'small' in gloves.

On arrival the nozzle comes with a clear lid that is form fitting around the nozzle itself.

I did find that my hair didn't feel quite as stripped of moisture when I rinsed the shampoo out, unlike usual shampoos, which was great.

My hair felt quite soft after I had conditioned and dried it off.

I was a little confused by the instructions when it says the first step is to 'Moisturise hair'. It also says at the bottom of the packaging that the bottle can be recycled and to put the 'Bump' into the bin. Did they mean 'Pump'? Maybe the container is made in a foreign country but someone needs to fix these typos. There's a couple of other places of writing on the bottle that aren't correct either, but this is nitpicking. I just would have assumed that if it's an Australian product, then the English on the bottle would be correct.

The product itself is Australian made which is always fantastic to see.

This is a nice quality product (except for the packaging) and would benefit those who prefer natural ingredients in their hair care products.