Malin + Goetz peppermint shampoo

The peppermint one works well for sensitive/flaky/ itchy scalps. It’s a gentle shampoo that works for problematic scalps. It has a little chilling affect when you first put it on but lathers well and smells good. You might still need to use a stronger shampoo if your scalp is having a more serious problem, but this one helps maintain your daily cleanse needs.

This is my all time favorite shampoo. I discovered it during my hotel stay in Chicago and ordered some as soon as we got back. My hair feels so clean and soft and even my boyfriend likes it. Very nice smell as well.

This shampoo is awesome. It’s invigorating on your scalp and smells amazing. Really deep cleansing. Use 1 or 2 times a week. Not everyday.

It’s pleasant but overpriced. Have purchased in the past but can’t justify cost.

My hair is getting better and better with each use.

I tried this product because I was looking for something less expensive than Verb’s Ghost shampoo. I thought this product would be an interesting try because it has great reviews and it’s vegan, which is awesome. For starters, the smell is a little off putting. If you would have told me that something in this lineup smelled like rum, I would have guessed it was the shampoo. It just has this raw, rum-like smell to it. It’s not bad, per se, but it’s not great. The thing that bothers me most is how badly this lathers and covers. I wetted my hair down thoroughly, lathered the shampoo in my hands, and then tries to apply it throughout my scalp and hair. It did not lather well. Seriously, it stuck to my head like glue where it was applied and it did not want to move. After two minutes of trying to get something to work, I just rinsed and tried again. It lathered well on the clean parts, but it still struggled through the rest of it. The worst part is, my hair does not feel moisturised. I have very thin hair strands, but I have a crap ton of hair. Moisture is something my hair needs. Right now, it’s dry and it’s giving me the straw-like consistency that Olaplex would give me. I know one thing, this is not better than Verb, and I’ll probably just leave it in the guest bathroom in case anyone forgets their shampoo. I’ll personally never use it again.

It smells wonderful, gets my hair clean, and doesn't make my scalp break out. And believe it, nearly everything makes my scalp break out. It is expensive, and aid rate it as moisture-neutral, meaning that it doesn't make my hair feel excessively dry, but it's not deeply moisturizing.

The first time I tried the Malin + Goetz peppermint Shampoo and cilantro conditioner was from a hotel. I bring my own shampoo & conditioner when I travel but something in me wanted to give the hotel’s a shot. It was AMAZING. It left my hair feeling incredible. I was so excited, I went straight home and bought my own! But this was NOT the same quality - I feel like I got scammed. This shampoo is very runny - and while it smells of strong peppermint oil, it leaves my hair feeling like straw and never gives the peppermint tingle. The conditioner is worse. It feels so oily now matter how little I use or how much I rinse it out. Then, when I go to straighten my hair once completely dry, it’s so oily it looks wet. It’s such a disappointment. Especially for the money. This is nothing like the products I used in the hotel. Such a bummer - buyer beware.