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Product review: ORS Aloe Shampoo

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ORS aloe shampoo can be used for neutralizing, clarifying and chelating
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This review should have been done a long time ago as I've restocked about 3 times; not too late though. I've had this shampoo as part of my stash since 2011 I think and my views about it today haven't changed.

Full name:ORS Creamy Olive oil Aloe Shampoo
Price: 20-25gh









ORS aloe shampoo can be used for neutralizing, clarifying and chelating
Old Packaging

Purchase: Any cosmetic shop

My Thoughts:
1. ORS aloe shampoo is a Multi purpose shampoo you get value for your money. This is a neutralizing, chelating and clarifying shampoo. For those suffering from hard water, this is for you. If you use a "box cream", i.e. no lye relaxer, you can use this to get rid of the calcium deposit which tends to make the hair dry and brittle after relaxing. You can use it to get rid of product build up. I use it for all these purposes.


2. Slip: awesome slip which leaves my hair tangle free.

3. Easy to pour out though it has a thick consistency. This thickness makes for easy dilution and that still doesn't affect its effectiveness

4. Nice citrus like smell which doesn't linger after use.

5. Easily available/accessible thus I easily restock. Most sellers call it 'olive shampoo'

6.Whether natural or relaxed, it's effectiveness doesn't change for me. It cleans my hair very well

There is nothing negative to say about the ORS aloe shampoo. It's been a stable for years and will continue to be.

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Kanechom Chocolate Review

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  1. Lawrencia1:47 pm

    nice..will try it out

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  2. nana baffoe5:52 am

    i love dis product, make my scalp n hair clean

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