AVEDA Rosemary Mint Shampoo

Pros: Smells great, tingly, takes out product build up
Cons: More expensive than some, too drying for everyday use

Not pleased with many shampoos, and concerned about how much my scalp was drying from daily washing and hair styling products, my search led me to take a look at specialty stores and lines of hair care products - one of the ones I tried was a company ...

Pros: Works great, smells great, all around great product
Cons: Hard to find, an a little out of my price range

Have you ever been to Hawaii? I’d fathom to guess not many people from the East Coast of the continental US have. If you have been, you’ll agree with me when I say I recommend that every red blooded American should go see it at least once. It’s a...

Pros: wonderful minty, herbal smell
Cons: the high price may not be justifiable to some

My Aveda Rosemary Mint Experience Last summer I went to an Aveda Salon in Asheville, North Carolina. For a total of seven dollars, I came away with only 3.4 ounces of product. Why did I pay so much money? When the hairdresser began washing my hair, I ...

Pros: gentle, pretty packaging, interesting scent
Cons: need to use a lot, may be hard to find a suitable conditioner, price

Aveda is famous for having unique smelling products. Visiting an Aveda store is quite the olfactory experience. In accordance with Aveda’s image as an environmentally-friendly and “natural” company that uses a galore of botanical extracts, ...

Pros: Great smell, hair is clean & smooth, absolutely no buildup with long-term use.
Cons: You'll have to pay for it with cash, your husband will freak at the cost.

Only ten short years ago, when "mall bangs" and AquaNet and Sun-In were all the rage, I had perfect hair. I grew it down to the middle of my back, permed it, poured lemon juice and any other blonde-enhancing thing I could hide from my mother all over...

Pros: Freshly scented, clean rinsing
Cons: Price, maybe, and some people may not like the scent

The Product First of all, this is not an ordinary shampoo. From the scent, appearance, sensation, and effects, it would be quite possible to call it a Therapy Shampoo. Every morning, a fresh, clean, and crisp smell of mint with a hint of ...

Pros: Great smell, nice change of pace
Cons: A bit expensive, hard to find

After a long overdue (and hard-earned!) massage at a local day spa I decided to treat myself to the new Aveda Rosemary Mint shampoo and conditioner. I had glimpsed at something in the waiting area that said Oprah had recommended it so I thought I'd give...

Pros: smells great, a small amount works very well, leaves your hair feeling soft and manageable
Cons: its a little pricey, can be hard to find

I have used Aveda products for about 3 years now, and honestly I just love this shampoo. Aveda uses ...

Pros: Scent, refreshing, cleaning, quality
Cons: Price, limited availability

I've been using Rosemary Mint Shampoo for years, which on its own speaks to the quality of the produ ...

Pros: Smells good
Cons: Not good for dry or chemically-treated hair.

Aveda Rosemary Mint Shampoo smells good, if you're into minty shampoo. However, I have chemically t ...

Pros: Smells nice
Cons: Made my head itch and dryed out my hair

I have an on and off love affair with aveda products, but I was very dissapointed with this shampoo and the conditioner that goes with it.
I found that although the mint smell was pleasant it irritated my scalp, adn I think it may have also made...

Pros: unique smell that wakes you up, scalp and hair feel squeaky clean
Cons: somewhat expensive

I've used many Aveda products and have always found them to be of high quality. This shampoo is no exception. The minty smell energizes and wakes me up during my morning shower. The shampoo also makes my scalp tingle (in a good way). The shampoo lathers up nicely and a little goes a long way.

I have fine hair and many hair products leave it limp and over-conditioned. When I use this shampoo, my hair is full of body and shine and smells wonderful!

It's easy to get hooked on Aveda products due to their high quality, emphasis on natural ingredients, and pleasing scents. If your hair is dry or damaged, you will probably need to use a conditioner as well. My fine hair didn't need any.

While this shampoo doesn't take the place of coffee, it definitely will give you a jump-start in the morning!

Pros: Great smell, really lifts dulling product residue and adds shine and body.
Cons: May be a bit drying for already dryish hair.

What a marvelous find! Got this in a 1.7 oz. size, mercifully, Aveda makes these handy small sizes to try before you commit to the full sized bottles. Was impressed on the very first use. Made my hair look and feel soft, smoother and cleaner. It really lifts off dulling styling residue and refreshes the scalp and appearance of hair. The extra body factor is there because it takes off a lot of the gunk that can weigh very fine hair like mine down. Love the minty, pleasant smell, but this may not be for everyday use. Really adds body and shine and will repurchase for life! Much less stripping than Neutrogena's build-up remover shampoo, this stuff rocks!

Pros: Great everyday shampoo- works for all hair types
Cons: Pricier than store brands, but woth every penny

I as a big fan of Ice Blue shampoo from The Body Shop, until I became hooked on Aveda products. Their Rosemary Mint shampoo is the best clarifying shampoo I've used. Since moving from Chicago to FLA, my hair has gone from shiny (even with highlighting and blow drying) to straw. Aveda's shampoos contain no detergents (store brands like Finesse and Pert do), so they won't rob your hair of vital oils and nutrients. The rosemary mint shampoo leaves your scalp feeling tingly and squeaky clean, and your hair manageable. The bottle says it's for fine to normal hair, but I have thick wavy tresses, and it works great. Worth the money. NOTE: Target (at least by us) is now starting to carry Aveda products at lower prices than retail (a 33.8 oz. bottle retails for $35.00- I paid $25.00). Check your local stores to find out.

Pros: Delightful morning jolt of fragrance
Cons: Doesn't add shine or softness

This is a delightful shampoo for starting off the day with a refreshing shower, but the product won't really do anything special for your hair's condition or texture. Since I get my hair cut at an Aveda salon, I've purchased an awful lot of the Aveda hair and body products. I've done that more to support my hairdresser's business than because any of the products stand out. In fact, I normally use other bath and product products.

Aveda does a lot of training of salon owners to increase their sales abilities. They may be going a bit overboard because my salon owner has made surprising claims such as "Aveda shampoos are so much better than cheaper brands because you're not buying a lot of water." Well, maybe the aqueous extracts listed as the first ingredient (and therefore most plentiful) on almost every Aveda shampoo contain trace amounts of other chemicals, but an aqueous extract is still water. I'm sure the company isn't training its salon owners to deliberately mislead customers, but I'd suggest taking any wild claims as marketing rather than as serious.