BOTANIC HEARTH Apple Cider Vinegar Shampoo and Conditioner Set - Helps Dry Itchy Scalp, Dandruff, Frizz and Hair Loss - Color Safe, Sulfate Free Shampoo - All Hair Types, Men and Women, 16 fl oz each

I don't yet know how this will help with hair regrowth as I have only used it once. But I did want to let others know that my single time use - was awesome. My hair felt so very soft, literally the softest its felt in decades. I struggle with tangles after washing and if your hair is thinning - you know how defeated you feel with tangles and the extra hair loss that comes just trying to untangle after a wash. I was able to get a wide tooth comb thru it with minimal loss. Lots of body/bounce too which was nice for the appearance of a thick head of hair! I was also really worried there would be some medical type smell to this - the scent is light and fresh. Nothing medical or chemical about it. The only thing I didnt like was the dispenser - it needs some kind of grip on the part you push-to-dispense, my hand kept sliding off the conditioner. But - come on, that is not a deal breaker!! For just the softness, the no-tangles and the nice scent alone, its a winner for me.

Bought this as my hair is starting to thin due to age and post menopause. I have used it regularly, I do feel it also colours my hair or should I say brightens my hair. I now alternate between this and Philip Kingsley products and it still seems to work well.

Smells good though it's not really making my hair feel soft and smooth. I don't know about the hair fall if it's really effective for that since I've just started using it for over two weeks. And haven't seen any changes yet. It smells like the one you used when your at a nice hotel.

Great SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER

began using a few days ago.Shampoo: Nice lathering with a small amountConditioner: nice fragrance so I leave it in all day. Generous portion so I’m expecting several weeks or months of use.

Love it it’s the best for me n my daughters hair I need to buy more

I wish I could adequately explain my disdain for this product. I know the words will fail me but for all other consumers out there I am going to try.I was so impressed with the fact that it came with a pump. It not only came with a pump but it came with a toggle cap (idk what the heck they are called). So the bottles are capped then come with two other pieces of plastic to choose from. It’s a bit excessive when crazy California is banning straws.So I open the safety sticker and I am struck with a smell I recognize well: 1980s medicine cabinet. You know the metal ones that locked in the scents of salves and Watkins “medicinal” rubs/powders. Avon deodorants and Bayer aspirins in bottles lined the shelves and maybe a tiny fancy bar of rose and ginger soap. Yeah. That’s what this smells like: thick salve and metal medicine cabinet.I’m still committed at this point. I’m like pumping myself up saying “it will be nostalgic” and the product will work so beautifully you won’t be thinking of your granny’s swollen ankles with that smell anymore. You will associate it with glorious locks of hair.So I jump in the shower and let the waves of memories wash over me like the water. I shampooed. I mean it sort of lathered which is okay - I’ve used shampoo before without the monumental lathering. It was more all about the cleanliness. When I rinsed I didn’t know what to think: squeaky clean or some sort of witchcraft spell had taken over my hair because at this point I could barely run my fingers through it wet.On to conditioner... I toggled the kid and BLOOP conditioner squirted out everywhere which annoyed me because it was wasted. I managed to maneuver the bottle and get some in my hand. I applied and left it to sit while I finished grooming.When I rinsed it was the same as after the shampoo. I was starting to panic. I don’t want my hair all lubed up like a grease monkey garage but my hair should be somewhat smooth allowing for the passing of fingers through it. Nope. It wasn’t happening.I exited the shower and to my horror I could not get my wet brush through my hair. I pulled and tugged and changed positions to no avail. It took me thirty solid minutes to comb out my hair. Normally it takes five. When I was finished I had a brush full of hair that had been ripped from my scalp.And oh Lord the tangles when I blew it dry... it was like a tumbleweed festival. I had to go to the store and buy detangler like I’m a 7 year oldThis stuff is awful. If I could give it a 0 stars I would.