Dr Organic Rose Otto Shampoo & Conditioner | Review

So this range is called the 'volumising hair therapy' range. 

I read some pretty decent reviews on Dr Organic so I thought I'd give this range a try as its so easily available at Holland and Barretts.

I have to say I was pleasantly surprised and would buy this range again as its volumising and thickening but softening at the same time. I have used both Shampoo and Conditioners until they are empty, I have a variety left over products on my bathtub shelf but always picked these up when washing my hair, usually I don't get through a bottle unless I like it, so I defo recommend these!

Most shampoos wow me on the first wash and give false hope...I'm sure we've all felt that way? Then the 2nd or 3rd wash was just ok, hair feels its usual flat self again. Well not with this range, it delivered right until the last drop. I though it would be drying on my thick hair but after using other natural brands, that stripped my hair; felt it feeling dry, rough and lack lustre - the Dr Organic's range kept my hair in great condition, keeping it soft, moisturised and feeling thick.

Only negative thing I have to say is you will either love or hate the scent. I love the idea of a rose shampoo and conditioner but it kind of had a pot pouri rose scent if you know what I mean, not like fresh roses but 3rd day old roses I read somewhere in a comment lol. Its bearable, and not as bad as other old lady fragranced stuff I've come across, but some might not like it.

The conditioner is not overly moisturising but I like that it doesn't weigh down my hair too much as I use a hair elixir after anyway to condition.

My final thought
Overall both shampoo and conditioner are great. It keeps my hair soft and manageable and it feels fresh and clean at the same time. I think once H & B's has another offer I will probably try the other ranges!

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