Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Shampoo

Pros: Great smelling, deep cleaning.
Cons: Cost.

Flashback to 11th grade, 1983, and I discover Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Shampoo and hair care products, only I am too broke as a high schooler to buy them! LOL! Back then, $5.00 for shampoo was expensive! I do remember vividly though, that the Paul...

Pros: Excellent moisturizing shampoo that works as a body wash.
Cons: None, unless you need specialized products.

I'm not extremely picky about shampoo, as long as it's appropriate for chemically dependent hair like mine. My hair is permed twice a year and color treated maybe every eight weeks, in case you wondered what I mean by "chemically dependent." My ...

Pros: smells good, can use daily without stripping hair
Cons: more expensive than store brand, very thick

I am a huge Paul Mitchell fan. I have used Paul Mitchell ever since I was in high school and going to beauty school. I have used just about every shampoo and styling aid in the Paul Mitchell line. This happens to be one of my favorite shampoo's for when...

Pros: Great for everyday use, and for removing styling products without drying out the hair.
Cons: Expensive, but reasonably priced for a salon brand.

The Product *Size: 500ml or 16.9 fl. oz. *Cost: approx. $11CDN all taxes includ. *Bottle with flip lid *Guaranteed only when sold by a professional hairdresser, otherwise it may by counterfeit, old or tampered with *No animal testing *Super ...

Pros: Cleans hair EXTREMELY well and smells nice while doing it!
Cons: Seems to go “bad” after a while, expensive

I am a heterosexual male who has no interest whatsoever in owning a salon. So why am I reviewing an expensive professional-grade shampoo? Because this shampoo is simply THAT good! For a guy, I have rather fickle and unpredictable hair - quite the ...

Pros: Works Wonders, Smells fresh, Deep cleans hair and scalp
Cons: Moderate moisturizer , possibly have to use along with conditioner

I switch shampoos often . I just recently began using Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Shampoo. I've used everything from Finesse to Herbal Essences. I tried Redken All Soft before I began Paul Mitchell Awapuhi and I have to say I recommend Paul Mitchell over...

Pros: Wonderful Fragrance, can use without conditioner.
Cons: Not for everyone's budget.

I primarily use Paul Mitchell haircare products. My hair is long and coarse so I need a shampoo that is gentle, but cleans effectively. Awapuhi shampoo is thick and concentrated; I don't have to use very much to get results. It lathers well and rinses...

Pros: smells interesting, lathers thoroughly, no animal testing.
Cons: Didn't make the most out of my stick-straight, medium-thick hair.

This shampoo smells nice and creates a great lather but I found it didn't bring out the best in my very long, very straight hair... seems to weigh it down a little, my hair doesn't feel totally clean and it made my sensitive scalp itch. After a day it felt pretty blah.
I got it for 6 bucks which is very moderate for a salon brand but overall I am not impressed.