L'Oreal Paris Elvive Hyaluron + Pure Shampoo and Conditioner Set, Clarifying Shampoo and Rehydrating Conditioner with Salicylic Acid and Hyaluronic Acid, 1 Kit

2 different hair types use this: pre teen thick greasy hair & perimenopause thinning hair sweating gal. This shampoo cuts the buildup and the grease in just a single wash (although a double cleanse is lovely). It's affordable and smells good. I haven't come across a shampoo that left my hair clean but hydrated (and not greasy or heavy), and not greasy by dinner. This shampoo is the absolute best for hormonal fluctuations and a clean finish.

The pump on both bottles are stuck in lock Not impressed that I will have to remove the whole pump every time I use them

The shampoo feels so refreshing and actually gets my scalp clean without stripping it, and the conditioner brings the moisture back to my ends without weighing anything down by having salicylic acid to clarify and exfoliate the scalp and hyaluronic acid to lock in deep hydration. Best duo of shampoo and conditioner to meet my specific hair type (oily roots with dry/dehydrated ends) This is a huge value set for the money. I always wash my hair twice and just use the conditioner from my ears downwards. No need to condition the scalp.

The shampoo came leaking everywhere. Made a huge mess. Conditioner seems ok though

I love these! I have very thick but very fine hair and I do get an oily scalp - for years I avoided sodium Laureth sulfate/parabens like the plague because of what my hometown stylist told me, and then I read a Reddit post that said if you don’t have color treated/dry/damaged hair, those ingredients can be great for fine hair because they do their job…they cleanse…here’s what I learned so you don’t have to: Sulfates (like Sodium Lauryl Sulfate / SLS) • What they do: They’re detergents — they create lather and help remove oil, dirt, and product buildup. • Why they got a bad rep: They’re pretty strong cleansers, so for people with dry, curly, color-treated, or damaged hair, sulfates can be too harsh and strip away natural oils. • Why they can be good: For people with fine, oily, or buildup-prone hair, sulfates can actually be great. They leave your hair feeling cleaner and lighter. And some newer formulas balance them with moisturizing agents to reduce harshness. Parabens • What they do: Parabens are preservatives that prevent bacteria and mold in your products. • Why they got a bad rep: Concerns came up about them being endocrine disruptors, but the science hasn’t definitively shown that the levels used in cosmetics are harmful. Still, many brands removed them just to be “clean label.” • Why they can be good: They make your product shelf-stable and safer to use over time. Some paraben-free products go bad quicker or grow bacteria if not preserved properly. So yeah this clarifying shampoo and conditioner from L’Oréal is holy grail for me - it smells amazing, gives my hair that clean but ultra soft feeling. I have had slightly flaky scalp in the past but I will note that these did not exacerbate the issue or cause excess dryness. I’m getting these from now on.