Carina Organics Unscented Dandruff Flake Removal Shampoo PREVIOUSNEXT

Product works quicker and better than I would have believed. I wear an all black uniform for work so any flakes would easily show around my collar, not anymore.

We tried so many products- head & shoulders, nizoral, nexus, baby shampoo, pine tar shampoo, fermented soap nut probiotic shampoo, homemade shampoo, raw ACV, black seed oil, the list goes on. This is the ONLY product that I’ve successfully used to eliminate dandruff while simultaneously leaving my ends hydrated and frizz-free after months of relentless vinegar rinses and sun exposure. I have medium length, 2C hair that tends toward oily roots and dry, frizzy ends. My winning combo is: 🥥Raw, unrefined cold pressed organic Coconut oil (not the fractionated kind- it left my hair thin and greasy. I though that coconut oil was detrimental until I tried the real thing) -I rub a peanut sized amount in my palms and distribute over my hair, focusing on the ends. Do NOT allow the oil to touch your scalp- it will take ages to remove the oily residue. I leave it in for a day (sometimes longer, it absorbs easily- doesn’t leave your hair oily like every other I’ve tried). And Then: 🫧Wash with Carina Organics Shampoo. I transferred some of it into a squeeze type silicone bottle for easy application. Apply DIRECTLY to the scalp- no lathering on the palms. It needs to get to where it is most needed. Massage the scalp gently for a minute or so, focusing on problem areas. Leave it in for a couple of minutes to work its magic. PS: it lathers WONDERFULLY! Rinse out thoroughly. I’d like to note that my hair feels Very smooth when I rinse- sometimes frighteningly so. It feels squeaky when I move my hair around to rinse the roots. Don’t mind it- just get the water directly to the scalp. I prefer using cold water (gives a nice minty-fresh cooling sensation), but it can depend on your climate, tolerance level, and health conditions. *Note: I don’t use the Carina Organics conditioners because they contain Cetyl Alcohol- do research on the EWG website for more info on this ingredient. Drying Off: I use a plain old Cotton towel to dry. Don’t rub your hair all around- using the towel, gently squeeze your hair from top to bottom. Take your time. After enough drying to not drip water over the floor, your hair should feel damp but dry. At this point: 🥥Coconut Oil: I rub a pea- sized amount over my palms to distribute over my hair. I find it easier to part my hair into two sections, and oil each separately. I do not oil the roots of my hair, or my scalp- I see that it tends to promote dandruff. Focus on the length of your hair, and the tips. You can do these oil touch-ups when your hair is asking- just don’t overdo it. I got excited with oil… and it wasn’t nice. -Brush? : I would only brush or comb your hair BEFORE washing- I would not recommend while your hair is damp, because your hair is far more likely to be damaged and/or fall out. I rarely brush my hair since it is usually braided, which keeps it protected. I also do not use a scalp brush- some people like them, but remember that hair follicles ( the “hole” in which each individual hair is planted) cannot be repaired. When they are damaged, they’re damaged forever. I find that clipped, gentle fingertips are enough to massage the scalp during shampooing. That is pretty much it. This is the first product I’ve tried from Carina Organics, and the results prove for themselves. A bonus is that this shampoo formula is rated a 1 on the EWG database. This means that from a scale of toxicity- 1 being the least toxic, and 10 being the most toxic, this shampoo is one of the safest and most natural ones you can find. Thank you, Carina Organics, for bringing this remarkable product into being. I hope this review helps someone.

I've been dealing with seborrheic dermatis & folliculitis for half a year and NOTHING has worked, medicated shampoos, prescription shampoos, ointments, oils.... I was fed up and looking for something new and saw someone write a negative review on another product who mentioned this shampoo instead basically saying it was the only thing that helped clear up their problem scalp... Well, THANK YOU to that person, because now I too can say this shampoo is the ONLY thing that has helped me. Not only that it leaves my hair shiny soft and healthy unlike some of the medicated shampoos.

I like this product a lot. It is gentle and does what it says it does. It is about the best natural dandruff shampoo I have tried so far. I also love that it is unscented, hard to find that quality. I will repurchase. Also, my hair is highlighted and shampoo is good for that too.

I had concerns about the other shampoo I was using: when I washed my hair in the sink, some of it got into my nose. I didn't want to be swallowing chemicals. So I did some research in 2019 to find a truly natural shampoo. Tougher than it sounds... Many brands claim to be "natural" (or even organic) but there is always some chemical ingredient in them. Tip: look at the ingredients list. The Carina Organics is the only one I found that had only non-toxic ingredients in it. Two (minor) drawbacks: 1) it's pricey; 2) it doesn't lather as much as some of the other stuff. You just have to use more. You'll also notice that your hair gets dirty faster than with the other shampoos. I think that's a good sign: it's because this one doesn't block your pores the way the other ones do. I've been using Carina Organics shampoo for several months now and give it a thumbs up.