Dr. Miracle's 2 in 1 Tingling Shampoo & Conditioner
I was running out of my favorite shampoo (Kinky Curly Come Clean) and needed to re-up so I decided to switch it up when I headed in to Ricky’s. I walked in with no agenda and ended up buying Dr. Miracle’s 2 in 1 Tingling Shampoo & Conditioner. I just used it last night so I wanted to share a quick review with you all in case you wanted to check it out.
Packaging: The packaging on this product is as no frills as you’re gonna get. Dr. Miracle’s products come in a simple brown box (seemingly recycled material perhaps?). The whole line is pretty unassuming and I actually found it tucked away on the bottom shelf at Ricky’s. The bottle itself is nothing to write about and its pretty consistent with the outside packaging.
Consistency: This product is marketed as a shampoo/conditioner and when it comes to consistency it definitely falls in between those consistencies. It’s a thick, viscous product with an amber type color.
Smell: The smell isn’t for the faint of heart. Menthol is the third ingredient listed and the product certainly reeks of it. I personally enjoyed it, but I know that for some the smell might be too overwhelming.
Price: I think the product generally retails for over $7 but I got it on sell for $6.29 (for 6 ounces). Not bad. Even without the discount the product is cheaper than my go to shampoo so I thought it couldn’t hurt.
Overall Impression: I only used this product once but so far it turned out to be a decent buy. I have a seriously dry scalp and enjoyed the tingly feeling while I shampooed with this. I do feel it conditioned my hair but there was no way I could detangle my hair with just this product in so if you have thick, kinky hair like mine you’ll have to follow-up with a good conditioner with a lot of slip. That being said, during application it felt like my hair a was being conditioned and it seemed to soften up my hair a bit. Only time will tell if this will eventually be worth a repurchase. Since I only wash with shampoo once a week, I’m sure this shampoo will be sticking around for a while.
Cool. Thanks for the review. I as well suffer with a really dry scalp so I may give this a try. We just got a Trader Joe’s in our area so I was pressed in trying their Tea Tree Tingle Shampoo and condish but I may try this 1st.
I haven’t tried the TJ Shampoo but I really like the conditioner. Let me know how it works for you.
Will do! How did you like the condish?
[...] Packaging: In spite of it’s California-girly branding, this line is one of my all time favorites. The shampoo itself comes in a clear bottle with a green swirly design. As you can see from the image above, all the font is in the same green color which unfortunately makes it difficult to read the bottle. For the eco minded consumer, there is no extra packaging like the recently reviewed Dr. Miracle’s 2 in 1 Tingling Shampoo & Conditioner. [...]
[...] Packaging: In spite of it’s California-girly branding, this line is one of my all time favorites. The shampoo itself comes in a clear bottle with a green swirly design. As you can see from the image above, all the font is in the same green color which unfortunately makes it difficult to read the bottle. For the eco minded consumer, there is no extra packaging like the recently reviewed Dr. Miracle’s 2 in 1 Tingling Shampoo & Conditioner. [...]
[...] Packaging: In spite of it’s California-girly branding, this line is one of my all time favorites. The shampoo itself comes in a clear bottle with a green swirly design. As you can see from the image above, all the font is in the same green color which unfortunately makes it difficult to read the bottle. For the eco minded consumer, there is no extra packaging like the recently reviewed Dr. Miracle’s 2 in 1 Tingling Shampoo & Conditioner. [...]
I really like it and just realized I never wrote a review for it. It has great ingredients but doesn’t offer a lot of slip for me but it is definitely work a try. It’s pretty inexpensive too. I’ll post a full review pronto!