Clean & Sulfate-Free Shampoos for All Hair Types

The Japanese Camellia Shampoo and the Special Action Shampoo differ significantly in their composition and intended effects. The Japanese Camellia Shampoo is mainly made for normal hair types, focusing on mild cleansing and gentle care. In contrast, the Special Action Shampoo contains stronger cleansing agents and is meant for investigating strange phenomena with the hair while the person is experiencing tough situations—presumably not while enjoying a nice bubble bath.

Both shampoos are entirely free of sulfates and parabens and are safe for sensitive or easily irritated scalps. They lather sufficiently to make you feel clean while leaving your scalp's natural oils intact.

Definitely. The solutions are gentle yet moisturizing, so they're great for using every day on every type of hair.

Camellia japonica oil comes from a flower that is native to Japan, and the kind of oil you get from Camellia japonica is very different from the oil you might be familiar with if you have used Camellia sinensis (green tea) in the past. For the past several weeks, I have been using Japanese Camellia oil, and I have found that it has made a surprisingly positive difference in the health and appearance of my hair.

Certainly. The formulation of the Japanese Camellia Shampoo is specific to controlling frizz, softening strands, and providing a type of hydration light enough for a not-so-glam dry or rough head of hair.

Indeed, both of the shampoos are safe to use on hair that has been treated with color, keratin, or any other kind of chemical process. They cleanse gently and will not cause any changes in color to the hair.

The Special Action Shampoo is perfect for 2–3 times a week or anytime your scalp requires a more profound detox, particularly when you might use a number of stylizing products or otherwise be in a polluted environment. Mesh it with the Rejuvenating Shampoo—a fundamental detox for your hair, a more intense detox for your scalp.

Indeed, both of the shampoos are suitable for all genders and a range of hair types and concerns.

If you're massaging it into your fair amount of hair, you may want to work in more water to help it lather up. I also really worked the shampoo into my scalp, making sure to get every inch of it clean (probably massaging it in for a good 3-5 minutes).

No, Youneek Pro Science Japanese Camellia shampoos do not contain artificial fragrance, silicones, sulfates, or mineral oils. They are made for people who care about what goes into their hair and who prefer hair care products that are as clean and conscious as possible.