- Is J Beverly Hills Everyday Shampoo sulfate-free?
- Yes. The formula is listed as sulfate-free, which makes it a gentler option for color-treated and dry hair. Expect less lather than a sulfate shampoo.
- What hair types is it for?
- It is marketed for nearly every hair type, including fine, oily, curly, frizzy, thick, damaged and color-treated hair. Fine or oily hair may do better with a lighter hand or less frequent use.
- Does it help color-treated hair?
- Sulfate-free cleansing is generally kinder to color than sulfate shampoos, and the formula adds vitamins and protein. It will not replace a dedicated color-depositing product.
- How much product is in the bottle?
- The bottle holds 11.5 fl oz. That is a standard salon size, smaller than many mass-market bottles.
- Does it contain protein?
- Yes, protein is listed among the ingredients alongside vitamins. The amount is not disclosed, so treat it as a supporting ingredient rather than a treatment.
- Will it weigh down fine hair?
- It can, since it is a moisturizing sulfate-free formula. Use a small amount, rinse well, and skip heavy conditioners on the roots if your hair is fine.
- Where is the J Beverly Hills Everyday Shampoo cheapest?
- At Revolve, for $30.00, as of our latest check.