Morfose Charcoal Carbon Hair Shampoo 1000 ml

I wanted to try something new, to try and bring life back to my hair, without having to go to the salon. This shampoo did just that. Within the first two weeks of using it, my hair felt softer, not as greasy, and looked fuller than it has in the past. The only con I can think of is that the liquid is really back, so be prepared for a messy shower, with black suds on the walls and tub.

I've never tried anything charcoal on my hair before, but I do use it in a lot of facial scrubs/cleansers so I wanted to see how this would work for my hair. I was a little worried because the bottle had leaked a bit during shipping, so when I took it out and tried to wipe off the bottle some of it wouldn't come off with just water and a paper towel.The one thing I really, really like about this charcoal shampoo is that you can tell whether or not you've rinsed it all out. If the water runs clear, you're good. I always worry that I'm not getting all the shampoo out of my hair, so this is kind of a neat accidental feature. I feel like this is more of a hair mask than a shampoo. It really didn't lather much, and it felt more difficult to coat my hair with than something that's more soapy and creamy. It just has this slighty-above-water, liquid type of feel to it (like, I almost think you might be able to put it in a spray bottle).While I don't really like this as a regular shampoo, I did like that it removed every bit of residue from my hair. I've been trying to do that thing with vinegar that a lot of my friends are doing to get rid of soap residue in my hair, but that usually ends up making it worse for me (also I hate the smell of vinegar). This doesn't really have much scent to it, and it did a way better job of stripping the garbage out of my hair. The only problem is that I think it also sucked a lot of the moisture out. I decided when I first tried this to only use the shampoo and no conditioner so I could see how it did on its own, and while I feel like the level of clean is top tier, that's about all it has going for it.So, if you're looking for a moisturizing and nourishing shampoo, this ain't it. If you just want something to get all the gunk out of your hair every so often, this seems like a really solid choice for that specifically.

I love it! I have brown hair with highlights and my hair Salon used it after highlights so I bought it. It takes the brassy off highlights and makes my dull Brown hair more vibrant! The scent is wonderful. My only complaint is that they don't have a charcoal conditioner. I will so buy again!

Got this because we like other charcoal products.Arrived in a flimsy mailer bag with other products. No padding, no wrapping, nothing to protect from breaks or leaks. I was shocked ... but happy that it didn't leak or break.My older daughter was able to try it.It was quite "watery" and black. The suds were gray and messy. First shampoo it didn't suds at all. (We are in a heat wave right now, and she was mowing the grass ... her hair was quite sweaty and dirty). She gave it a second shampoo and this time it had a little sudsiness. But not big volumes of bubbles.She says her hair felt very clean .. and she felt her hair needed conditioning after this shampoo.Great for this hot summer heat with sweaty heads. But not for every shampooing.

Update- After using this shampoo for about 4 weeks, I am losing tons of hair. I thought it was my hair getting used to using new shampoo, but no, I am losing 3 times as much hair as was before. I stopped using this and the hair loss was a little less. I don't recommend using this. I feel it's way to strong for my hair.---The shampoo doesn't really have a scent to it and is black in color. It's not as thick as shampoo but somewhat watery. The suds made a grey color on my head but didn't really make a mess in the shower. The shampoo cleaned my hair really well almost stripping it and it did squeak barely. The shampoo didn't contain any softening oil (like coconut oil) to offset my hair getting too clean (stripped). I did have to add conditioner because I couldn't run my finger through my hair. After drying my hair, it really didn't feel any difference in hair/scalp quality. I will update if this charcoal shampoo really made any difference.

I have long hair (past my elbows), hair type 3a, very fine, very fragile, and very dry hair. I shampoo every 4-5 days and use an oil treatment on my scalp for most of those days. About once a month, I do an ACV (apple cider vinegar) rinse to help remove buildup. I'm not overly fond of ACV as it irritates my skin and can sting, so I was curious about trying a charcoal shampoo for periodic more intensive cleansing.This is a huge bottle. I'm not sure if the $35 price is a good value for this size, but compared to premium brands like Nexus it's comparable, maybe slightly more.There isn't a scent I can detect. The product is watery, similar to the consistency of Hershey's syrup rather than thicker shampoo. I had to use a few more pumps of product than I normally would for shampoo. It foamed up well, even with my very hard water. I massaged it in, let sit for 5 minutes, and then rinsed my hair for another 5 minutes to make sure all traces of it were out. The black does splash in the shower but it didn't stain and it rinsed off without issue, though if you have porous surfaces you may want to test this first to make sure it doesn't stain. My hair definitely felt squeaky clean but not overly dry.I followed up with my usual conditioner and let my hair air dry.It felt so soft! I was most surprised at my roots. They were silky, not dry. This seems to have worked very well with cleaning my scalp without over drying my roots.I'll keep using this shampoo for every 3rd or so hair washing day. Recommended if you are looking for something new and want to give charcoal a try (note it's CHARCOAL, not carbonic acid).