Shower Staple: LUSH Rehab Shampoo

LUSH Rehab Shampoo

Keratin shampoos and conditioners, hair masks, styling cremes...in my quest to tame my tresses, I gravitate towards anything with the words "moisturizing," "smoothing" and "frizz-fighting" in the name, but all these formulas have resulted in product build-up that leaves my strands dull and my roots limp. Luckily for this beauty blogger, LUSH Rehab Shampoo ($13.95-39.95, various sizes) is just what the hair doctor ordered.

LUSH describes Rehab Shampoo as a restorative formula that revives tired hair after bleach, dye, and styling products have done their damage, but at its core this is a mild yet effective clarifying shampoo with lots of lather. The active enzymes in the formula's fruit juices gently cleanse and remove product build-up, a mix of moisturizing oils (jojoba, extra virgin olive oil, almond) smoothes strands, and a blend of herbal oils revives the scalp. The result is soft, refreshed hair sans build-up, on which my moisturizing/smoothing/frizz-fighting products can work their magic once again.

Although it's considerably gentler than other clarifying shampoos I've used, this is still a clarifying formula, which means it's best if used occasionally. Use it too often and it'll dry out hair—which kind of defeats the whole "rehab" thing, doesn't it?

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  1. I used to work in Lush and Rehab was my go to shampoo..
    I have extremely oily hair so it worked wonders on it, I usually have to wash my hair every second day and when I used this shampoo I could get away with washing it twice a week.. It would still look shiny and clean with no signs of greasiness..
    Thanks for reminding me about this wonderful product..
    I'll definitely have to pick up some more!

    x

    www.viaserena.net

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    1. I'd never thought of using Rehab for oily hair. Thanks for the tip!

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  2. Sounds like a great product! I need to get myself something like that! Great post xox
    -Andrea
    Willow & Park

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