Mill Creek Biotin Shampoo, 16 fl. oz.

It seems that the other reviewers are particularly happy about its anti-dandruff properties. I don't have dandruff in the first place.I started using the shampoo because my brother had it when I visited him. He said it was good for keeping his hair thicker. I bought some to use at home, and I do believe it helps. Because it works on the scalp and the hair, it helps the scalp be a healthy place for hair to keep root, and the shampoo helps my long hair keep healthy all along the shaft.My husband started using it too. Eventually, the shop we bought it from locally stopped carrying it. Now we buy it several bottles at a time, online. It is a good product at a good price.The scent is not syrupy or perfumy. Instead it is a not-sweet, mildly minty scent (part of the scalp invigoration formula, perhaps?) I highly recommend it for for both men and women.

Update: I have used this product for about a month and it is still working very well.I have thinning hair and bought this shampoo based on a recommendation. My hair used to move in just a slight breeze however after using this shampoo for a month it feels and looks a lot thicker. My wife has also commented many times that my hair looks and feels much thicker.A few notes: It is a liquid so it is fairly runny like a normal shampoo however it does lather well like a conditioner. Also, I leave it in during a shower like I would a conditioner and after a couple of minutes it soaks into my hair/head. I don't use the conditioner by the same brand since I use this like I would a conditioner.Another note: The 2nd ingredient is Biotin compared to most other shampoos which contain a lot of other stuff first. I think that makes this shampoo a much better product then most other choices.

Finding a product that works well for fine hair can be tricky but this one does the job for my fine wavy hair. I have used this product off and on for years now and like it very much. Not all natural shampoos create a lather but this one does (a medium amount). While it's a great product, I'm still searching for the perfect shampoo, so 4 stars. I do recommend it and think it's worth a try. It's nice to add extra essential oils to this shampoo for the extra boost. I

I was looking for a new brand of shampoo since my current brand left my hair brittle and greasy at the same time (if that is even possible!). My hope was that I could find a brand that doesn't have excessively crappy and poisonous ingredients. This Biotin Shampoo is made without lauryl sulfate and is also paraben free. A little goes a long way and it smells terrific. I understand that biotin prevents candida and also hair loss. Though I am not really at the age where I might be losing hair it doesn't hurt! What's more this shampoo smells pleasantly of botanicals. I would gladly use this again. Great price for the quality of shampoo you are getting.

I searched for a GOOD, organic and natural biotin-containing shampoo, and this is what I bought. I take biotin (geltabs) internally (5k mcg per day), and 'you are what you eat', so a diet high in protein with biotin supplements has given me glorious hair... thick and curly and long and strong... BUT I wanted a shampoo to really up the ante and give me the softest, most luxurious hair ever, because I'm going to donate all 20 inches of it in March!The shampoo itself is rather gel-like; you only need a little bit, it goes a long way. It smells marvelous and feels great on the hair. Rinses very clean. My hair is shiny and soft, and knowing there is biotin in it makes me very happy! It is a GREAT price and a huge bottle, too! I only shampoo twice a week, so we'll see how it goes - but so far I am quite impressed, with the texture, the ingredients, the price, the feel and smell, and the results.

I am a woman in my 40's dealing with hair thinning, desperately trying to find something to slow down (or please stop) my hair loss.I am beyond the hope that something can help me re-grow what I've lost; I just want to keep what I have left on my head! I bought this shampoo awhile ago, but am reviewing it now because I just finished up the bottle. When I originally got the shampoo, I tried it but was not impressed, so I put it aside to try another shampoo that I had purchased from Amazon to help with hair loss (that shampoo did not work either!). I came back to this shampoo to give it another try--maybe I hadn't given it a fair shot. The first thing I noticed about this shampoo is how well it lathers, which is good, except, is it? My understanding is that good lather=harsh detergents, which I know my hair does not need. Then when I am done rinsing it out, my hair feels completely dry (there is a reason people use the term straw-like--it's a perfect description) and unbelievably tangled, which puzzles me given some of the ingredients in this shampoo: argan oil, aloe vera, jojoba oil, coconut oil... I follow up with a conditioner which allows me to get a comb through my hair without yanking it all out. I guess my hope was that this shampoo would nourish my hair and scalp so well that my hair would thrive and my hair fall would cease! Didn't happen. I know that it does take some time for things to work, but I gave this shampoo more than a month to help slow down the hair loss, and I had just as much coming out by the end of the bottle as I did at the start of the bottle. So if you are in search of the perfect shampoo, my advice would be to keep looking!

This product is a 16 oz size, for around $5 in cost. That's pretty good. It was both perky and sensitive to my colored treated hair. No harsh chemicals or parabens either, so no worries about buildup issues. It's organic. My hair "soaped up" well enough to clean the styling product & any dirt/pollutants out very well, without any harming effects. The touch of mint was noticeable and did leave the hair with a overall re freshened feeling. Every shampoo should do that, but this one DOES do it. I'll buy again & can't wait to try try the conditioner!