Clarifying shampoo: why you need it & which ones are good| Dr Dray

#Dermatologist #DrDray on clarifying shampoo for #haircare

💜Anioinic detergents (for deep cleansing)
Sodium lauryl sulfate, triethanolamine lauryl sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, Sodium laureth sulfate, triethanolamine laureth sulfate, ammonium laureth sulfate, disodium oleaminesulfosuccinate and sodium dioctylsulfosuccinate, Sodium cocoyl isethionate

Note: sarcosines are anionic detergents but in reality they dont cleanse well and are typically added as conditioning agents (ex: Lauryl sarcosine and sodium lauryl sarcosinate)

💜Nonionic detergents (poor cleansing)
Polyoxyethylene fatty alcohols, polyoxyethylene sorbitol esters, alkanolamides, coco glucoside, decyl glucoside and lauryl glucoside

💜Amphoteric (poor cleansing)
Cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium lauraminopropionate

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[marianna]

Thank you for 'clarifying'..

[bhavnapinu]

Product recommendations begins at 5:15.

[barsha]

Mine personal hair growth success, I myself followed this daily regimen:
Take morning sunlight daily for essential vitamin D. Consume veggies of different colours. Using paraben-free and fragrance free shampoo and massaging two times per week with hair oil from litttleextra cocooonion oil. Imp. to remember that hair growth is affected by overall well-being as well as circulation and nutrition.

[laurarafter]

So glad you decided to discuss this topic. I have been trying the sulfate free shampoos and have has horrible experiences. My scalp never felt clean and I was constantly oily. I went back to a shampoo with sulfates and won’t look back :). Love the idea of sulfate free shampoo but hate the results.

[FamilyMembersOnly]

Once a month I use Suave Daily Clarifying shampoo followed by a deep conditioning. LOVE the results! Hair is bouncy and curl clumps form beautifully. Only issue is it contains fragrance.

[emilyburke]

Hi Dr. Dray! I just wanted to thank you for changing my life. I know that may sound a little dramatic, but let me explain. I don’t have any serious skin issues. Just occasionally eczema and I’ve been getting a lot of pimples and acne on my face and noticing just general aging (just turned 27.) I’ve been to good dermatologists for just basic cancer screenings and to look at my eczema. But i don’t think they have the time to educate each patient during appointments on the chemistry of skin, and how different products can support it. So I really has no idea how I should be treating me skin. Just sort of band-aiding problems. Long story short my skin is now literally flawless now after finding your videos maybe a month ago. Thank you for making this information accessible, fun to listen to, and very clear. You’re awesome! All of this has really given me confidence and makes me feel empowered for knowing how to treat my skin, which makes up the majority of my body. It just makes me really happy. So thank you. Also ignore the haters. They have no idea what they’re talking about.

[garyzimmerman]

I’m using Paul Mitchell #2 and it’s fantastic. And my current regular shampoo and conditioner is “free and clear”. I chose “free and clear” because my dermatologist recommended it and I was tired of all the bs from the beauty industry.

[Absurdity]

It surprises me how many misinformed curly hair ppl go to videos about natural curly hair and get the wrong info on what to use/what is bad and good. I’m glad to hear from a true professional.

[serenas]

I love your stuff. You're science-based and informative. My sister is a derme, too (Mohs surgeon), and you guys are so similar in tone and demeanor that listening to your channel feels like listening to her. <3

[TheFallenyogi]

Perfect timing! I just started looking for a clarifying shampoo, and lo and behold, there’s your video on it! Thank you!!

[tatijai]

T sal shampoo with 3% salicylic acid changed my life after trying so many expensive hair products the T Sal shampoo changed my life!!

[timvandermey]

Sauve 'daily' clarifying is great and cost effective. Recomend for after the pool too. Follow with a good conditioner. -Danya

[rose.moore]

I have to say that I've been using Hask shampoos for almost 3 years and they helped me so much, it cleanses my scalp very well and doesn’t dry out my hair. It seriously helped me really really a lot when I had dandruff and dry hair. I don’t have problems anymore with my hair.
I also use a shampoo from the drugstore and alternate it with the Hask one to make sure my scalp is clean since it can become oily sometimes and that has worked for me so well for more than a 2 years. 😃😃😃

[nicolecourtney]

I find myself almost EVERY DAY recommending your channel to someone! Love your content!

[maimaim]

Review Free and Clear! It actually feels calming to my scalp and everything irritates my scalp. I used it in the past and stopped using it I think because it made my strands dry out but I should of just looked harder for a good conditioner which I am using the brands conditioner now. I think at the time i could only afford cheap conditioner.

[madileigh]

Dr. Dray, . Thank you for providing videos that focus on skin, hair, nails, .. Your expertise is much appreciated as you have taught me so much in dermatology / Cranberry sweater is a good contrast with your hair color

[norniea]

Thank you Dr. Dray, for another great video on hair care. As a licensed, working hairstylist for 36 years, I appreciate logical, clear information. I would caution anyone purchasing professional (Paul Mitchell, RedKen, etc) products from grocery, drug or discount stores. Manufacturers of professional hair care products DO NOT sell their products to these outlets. They truly do not. They are bought from other sources through diverters. These are large groups of people who go into large salons (like JCPenney salons & others) & attempt to purchase as much as they can to re-package, even dilute & resell for profit. I have seen clients bring in products they purchased from grocery/drug stores that had been tampered with & were not what the bottle said it was. I have dealt with many groups of diverters over the years. Please purchase from an actual salon. Feel free to call Paul Mitchell (no, I do not work for a manufacturer, just an experienced hairdresser) or any other professional manufacturers and ask for their diversion department & they can give you this same info and a lot more! Soap box over!!😁

[Lioness]

I use the Neutrogena T-Sal every once in a while to clean oily buildup off my scalp & hair. It's nice and not *too* stripping.

[aliciawashburn]

Wow! I only thought to use clarifying shampoo in the summer when I swim a lot. This is on my shopping list for tomorrow! Dr. Dray, I am so grateful for your informational videos and for YOU! Thank you!

[ekaterinakozlovskaia]

Thanks dr Dray. I was wondering about that Husk clarifying shampoo! Now I understand why those more potent surfactants are there. Thanks a lot!