12 October 2011

Product Review ~ Bronner Brothers Tropical Roots Shampoo Spray

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When I first saw this product I thought to myself: "shampoo spray? How?" My concept of a shampoo involves lots of water, at times teary eyes, lots of suds and a towel; all working to produce a clean head of hair and scalp. So to be honest, I was doubtful as to what this 'shampoo spray' could do. But...

I'm glad I gave it a try! I like that it does what it says it would do: Clean my hair and scalp; and, soothe the itching! Itchy scalp is something we all probably deal with from time to time. I know I do. So when I tried this product and felt the tingling effect (I believe that is the Tea Tree) and then realised that a couple days later my scalp still felt relieved and had no major build up, I was HAPPY!!

Length of use: 6 weeks

Details: 8 fl. oz. Interested Barbadian readers may purchase from the new express ShopSmart in Worthing. I saw it being retailed there for about $10.

Ingredients: This Shampoo Spray contains some of the same ingredients as the Growth Oil, like: Sheep Sorrel, Sage, Chamomile, Slippery Elm Bark. But, goes on to include: Silk Amino Acids, Goldenseal, Tea Tree leaf extract, Lanolin, Methyl- and Propyl-parabens (sadly). 

Observations: This is a very light spray with a fragrant fruity, yummy scent. From the moment it is sprayed, you can feel it going to work on the scalp. The manufacturers recommend massaging the scalp for 3-5 minutes after application to ensure intense penetration. However, I do it for anywhere from 30 seconds to a minute. Don't call me a bad girl...just my routine doesn't allow me that privilege :) 

I tend to use the Shampoo Spray after I take my pinup down and that is usually 7 - 10 days after I have washed and relocked my hair. You will find me using it anywhere from 2-3 times a week. If I have not taken the style down as yet, I will spray the concoction onto the parts and still massage into the scalp. 


And, I can say that I don't have any serious product buildup either. I like that when I check my scalp in the mirror, I don't see any residue. This photo was taken a couple days after I had gotten my locs re-styled. But, I had used the Shampoo Spray the day before. 

Decision: I will try to maintain my current regime using the Growth Oil to condition my hair and scalp, then when I feel the need to, I will use the Shampoo Spray. This a nifty product and I would definitely recommend that others try it :)


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7 comments:

  1. i love the spray and the gel--awesome product--really awesome--be mindful tho--the gel is selfish--i.e it does not like any other product in your hair when being used.  I used it to reloc my hair and i LOVED IT

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  2. Oh this sounds like something I may have to get my hands on. I remember using one of those "no rinse" shampoos back in high school when I had braids. It used to make my scalp tingle and had this amazingly refreshing scent. I think it was an ORS product, can't remember. This is the first time I've actually seen the spray version.

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  3. Hiya, KiKi! I've never seen it either. But it feels nice on the scalp, no irritation from the ingredients or anything. I did wonder though why I had to massage and not wipe with maybe a cotton ball. But other than that, it's cool stuff. Would be interesting to hear from you or anyone else who tries it though what your experiences are like.

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  4. I tried this spray for the first time today.  I am cauc. and have dreads and bronners is suppose to be a good product.  However, i thought it left a greasy feel.  I thought this would be convenient to use in between my dread washings (usually wash them once every 7 days) but i was hoping to use this and only do a water/shampoo wash once every 10.  i'm gonna let it sit for a few hours and see how it feels then, but my hands greasy from trying to roll my dreads.  Anyone else have this problem?

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  5. SuzieDaughterPast21 May 2013 at 11:38

    Because you are Caucasian, you may need to use a dry shampoo (to remove oil -I'm guessing at your hair type) because this shampoo spray is to help with hair that needs product buildup removal plus moisture...it does wonders for my type 4A/4B hair. You have to go by your personal hair needs...

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  6. Definitely going to purchase!

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  7. sexisaweapon lewis8 March 2014 at 22:20

    This product is nothing short of amazing!! I have brotherlocks 3months old, so washing frequently is not yet an option. This leaves the scalp clean and hair smells nice, no weird smells from behind the ear

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Tasha