Corpus - CYPRESS Shampoo, Scalp Balancing, Sulfate-Free (9 fl oz / 266 ml)

This smells amazing but it's just too expensive for me to buy again right now so I'm using cheaper alternatives for the time being. Love it!

Pretty, pretty, pretty good. Smells interesting - not dashing nor sparkly, but kind of like wind and some sort of plant recalled through a gauzy memory. It's expensive so one or two pea sized squirts are all you need, unless you're rich and then who gives a darn, right? Anyway, it's clean, simple, and doesn't leave too much residue. Fancy!

I've been using CORPUS Body Wash for a while and when they came out with hair care I just had to try. Don't typically leave a review unless there's something wrong with the product but in this case I just had to support and spread the word. This shampoo has changed the game for my colored hair. It feels like a treatment. With just couple of pumps my hair feels soft and very clean. 10 out of 10.

Crap. The smell is NOT what it is touted to be. Leaves hair very dry. As far as the smell-anyone who has horses or livestock will know what I mean by this; the smell that wafts out of the medicine cabinet that one keeps in a barn -this is what it smells like. A combination of varying linements, medicines etc is what this shampoo smells like. Too expensive to smell like a horse salves.

I'm a luxury for luxury apothecary goods: skincare, haircare, artisanal essential oils that make your room smell like the inside of a verdant greenhouse, etc. This shampoo, although on the pricier side, is truly spectacular. Vetiver is my all-time favorite raw ingredient, especially as it regards fragrance. It comes in heavy form in this shampoo, and an initial sniff borders something between "rainforest" and "fancy Portland woodworking studio". The product itself is, perhaps, the thickest shampoo I've ever used. The bottle is noticeably small, but one pump saturated my hair enough to work an intense lather in. Beyond smelling like a royal palm frond, I loved the way it felt on my scalp. A cursory glance at the ingredient list and you'll learn that this is chock-full of essential oils and botanicals. Brimming with them, actually. That is because beyond being an amazing, rich shampoo, Corpus' "Cypress" also happens to be ideal for giving your scalp some TLC. I find myself growing increasingly prone to having reactions when it comes to skincare products. This one treated my scalp very well, and got a great deal of my many hair products out in one go. One pump is good for shorter hair, although longer hair may require a few. My wife mentioned the lather being a bit less "spreadable" than other shampoos she's tried, but she still liked it a lot! Granted that her hair is a bit longer, she found it to be a bit more cost-effective to use something else for herself. Big fan of this shampoo, and I would even dare say it's a must-grab if you are on the occasional lookout for shower-related splurges.

I love that this shampoo is vegan, cruelty-free, sulfate-free, and color-safe. The scent is unique and contains notes of cypress, vetiver, cedar, and bergamot. The consistency is gel-like. I have to double-wash with this shampoo because I have long, thick hair that I only wash about 2-3 times per week. The oil buildup seems to be a bit too much for this shampoo to tackle on the first shot. For that reason I feel like it would be excellent for daily shampooing or those with shorter hair. The lather is minimal on the first wash and then lathers modestly on the second. The best part is probably that it seems to soothe my scalp which can occasionally get itchy. While it does leave my hair feeling very soft, I also had a bit of frizziness when it dried. I know several people who would love and benefit from this shampoo. For me, I need something with heavier moisture that I can use in one wash only.

This shampoo is extremely thick... I have hair down to the middle of my back and I need 3 pumps at least to clean my hair. As all "natural" shampoos, it doesn't lather as much as common shampoos, but lathers fine enough once enough water is used. I usually spread the gel by rubbing my palms together, then spread gently all over my scalp, then get more water into my hands and massage into a lather. I enjoy the scent, and it seems to clean well. I'd not call it a "gentle" shampoo, however. It feels harsh enough on my hands. I have extremely sensitive skin, though, and I did not have a negative reaction, so that's a plus. It's also made in the USA according to the bottle, and I like that and hope it is truthful information. Recommended.

Fantastic scented shampoo that does not irritate my scalp. It leaves my hair feeling very clean, including my scalp has cleared up my dandruff and my hair looks great. I’m now hooked on this as well as the corpus conditioner.