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Clear Moisturizing Dry Scalp Shampoo & Conditioner Review

You may have read my previous post about the Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Total Care samples I reviewed a few weeks ago.  If you did then you know I received the full sized Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Moisturizing Dry Scalp shampoo & conditioner, pictured above, after writing the company about my bad experience with their Total Care products.  I am happy to say that after two weeks of using the Moisturizing Dry Scalp products I am starting to come around to the Clear brand!

The Moisturizing Dry Scalp shampoo is extremely thick, which makes it easy to actually get it all the way down to your scalp where it can do it's job... moisturizing your scalp!  The conditioner is actually not as thick as the Total Care conditioner or as the Moisturizing Dry Scalp shampoo, which I found odd because usually the conditioners are more thick than the shampoos, but it is very nice... and still pretty darn think compared to any other conditioner.

Both the shampoo and conditioner have a subtle floral scent, not quite as strong as the Total Care line.  Once your hair is dry the smell is pretty much gone.  It is not overwhelming or anything, it is just about perfect, actually!  This line of products left my hair nice and bouncy; so I'd say it washed out light, leaving my hair nice and clean.  


It left my scalp in better shape than the Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Total Care line did, but I did still have some dandruff. However, I found that if I used a medicated dandruff shampoo (Neutrogena, Selsun Blue, etc.) a few times a week, I could use the Clear products the rest of the week and was fine! OR if I use a deep conditioning mask (such as Yes to Carrots Hair & Scalp Moisturizing Mud Mask once or twice a week) then I can use the Clear products the rest of the week with little to no dandruff problems. 

So, in conclusion, if you have scalp problems like dandruff, psoriasis, etc, Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Moisturizing Dry Scalp line is not going to moisturize SO much that you will be able to stop your medicated shampoos, etc., all together (which is what I was looking for); but it may be enough for you to cut back on your more expensive treatments a little. I will also say that I have been spending about one to two hours, nearly every day, at the pool, so that isn't helping my scalp right now either.  SO I really think these products are definitely worth giving a try! 


You can check out all the Clear products on their website and get their latest updates, coupons, and giveaways on their facebook page! 

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