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During my bout with protein overload, my hair was constantly dry so the stylist I go to suggested I start using the moisturizing shampoo she had started using on her clients. The shampoo was the Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo. Until now I didn’t know much about the brand Joico. I did realize I’d seen it when browsing Ulta and in a few videos from relaxed hair vloggers but had never paid the brand any attention.
I did like the way my hair felt when she used the shampoo and I’m always down for a good moisturizing shampoo so I decided to give it a try. It was actually perfect timing because Ulta had it on sale. So I went to the store and picked up a bottle.
Here’s some info about the Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo. It claims to be a gentle cleanser that is good for extra thirsty thick/coarse hair because it saturates with intensive moisture and seals it in helping the hair have
- 24-hour moisture replenishment
- Double the softness
- 3X less prone to breakage
- Shine and look healthy
I’ve been using the shampoo for over 6 months as my first lather shampoo. At first, I was only using it every few weeks but now I’m using it more frequently as I feel like it does a good job of cleaning my hair without completely stripping it.
The reason I wasn’t using it frequently was that it’s a sulfate shampoo. I don’t have any issues with sulfate shampoos and use them within reason. When I started using the Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo I still had a bit of damaged hair on my head and I thought that using sulfates weekly could make the damage worse.
Here are a few additional details about the Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo
- It seems the best place to buy it is Ulta. They usually have this brand on sale several times a year
- The shampoo comes in two sizes 10.1 oz and 33.8 oz. I got the 33.8 oz because the store I went to was out of the smaller size.
- It lathers really well. Especially when I get my hair soaking wet.
- A little bit goes a long way so if you have the larger bottle it should last you a while.
- It has Hydrolyzed Keratin in the ingredient list which doesn’t bother me as I don’t have much protein in my hair regimen right now.
I’ve found that using the Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo helps me to have a good hair week because it does a good job of removing product buildup without drying out my hair so I have a clean palette to work with. I’ve also found that my hair holds moisture longer during the week.
I plan to continue to use it as my first lather shampoo and follow it up with a sulfate-free shampoo. I may at some point also try out the other products in the Joico Moisture Recovery line - the conditioner and treatment balm.
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