Garnier Fructis Grow Strong Thickening Shampoo Grow Strong Thickening Shampoo

The Best Of The Best Absolutely Beautiful Hair Products not expensive

Wanted to try a new shampoo and conditioner for thin/fine hair since I'm always looking for more volume. Decided to give this is a try. And boy do I regret it!! Didn't realize this was sulfate free until after the fact (sulfate free shampoos are horrible). Left my hair dehydrated and staticky, and I started noticing breakage immediately upon brushing the next morning!! Also the nice citrus smell has become kind of acrid. Not sure what happened here but this shampoo and conditioner were NOT it!! Doing a deep clarifying cleanse and hydrating hair mask to remove and begin repairing damage. Do not recommend this for fine hair!!

Very affordable and easy to apple, leaving hair soft and lustrous. Thank you 😊

Very disappointed by this brand. As a man with formerly long hair, the previously long discontinued length and strength product (original formulation) actually helped to make my hair stronger and grow faster. Not just buzzwords from a typical hair care company. Over the years as my hair has thinned in my late 30s, I've found their volumizing shampoo Full and Plush to be great at helping my fine straight hair look thicker and healthier. I've just now seen that was discontinued too. This has been my go to brand for many many years. This thickening shampoo smells good, but it's definitely not a volumizing shampoo. There doesn't seem to be any volumizing products in the current lineup. I don't know who's making this decisions at Garnier, but they clearly aren't listening to their consumer base.

This has to be one of the worst shampoos I’ve ever used! I have the 3 step system: shampoo, conditioner, and leave in spray. 1) I am losing my hair in small clumps. Shredding and breakage is at an all time high. 2) Leaves my hair so greasy and heavy. 3) My hair is not thicker at all, in fact it’s thinner from the breakage and hair fall out. 4) Im starting to develop a scalp painful irritation that I’ll have to consult a dr to treat. Please just stay away, if you like your hair choose another shampoo system.

Hello Ladies! My first introduction to Garnier Products was about a year ago. My former brand discontinued their Fresh & Clean shampoo. I too have fine hair, I scouted out all the available products on the market. It was then, that I discovered Garnier line of hair shampoos conditioners and sprays. I purchased a 12.5 Fl Oz bottle of the Grow Stong thicken shampoo. I enjoyed the scent and lather. I liked it so much, that I bought their larger bottle 38.8 flowing ounces of the Grow Strong thickening shampoo. This was a mistake. I immediately noticed that, even though the scent was the same, the lather expected was diminished. In short, the product has been watered down. Then after a month and a half I noticed that my hair started to become dry. By default, I have oily hair so I knew there was a problem. I have chosen a discontinue further use of this product. Before I reached the drying out stage, I noticed little change in my hair. I even allowed the shampoo to stay in my hair, as I washed the rest of my body. And still no change. If you’re looking for a product to make a change to the actual hair follicle, you need to have an add-in that stays in your hair and is activated when heat is applied. For example, years ago, there was a product named Thickette. That product worked like a charm, unfortunately, it has been discontinued.

I had long thick hair but with stress and tight hairstyles I’ve started to thin along my hairline and throughout. I started using the grow strong thickening shampoo and it’s incredible. My hair is growing so fast everywhere not just along my hairline but also throughout. I’ve been using it for a month and the results are amazing. I suffered with dandruff and this shampoo does not cause any buildup or leave a residue feeling, it smells amazing long after washing and feels light in my hair. I have oily hair and it keeps my hair soft all day and doesn’t become oily whatsoever.