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13 Best Clarifying Shampoos to Cleanse Hair, Tested and Reviewed
glamour.com, or serious product buildup (been there). Swapping formulas is especially ideal when the seasons change (or if you’re a regular swimmer) because it helps remove pollutants like chlorine and salt from your strands and extra iron and calcium.
With routine use (more on frequency later), it can help hair stay soft and shiny—not weighed down, frizzy, or dry. Stylists often to prep hair before a chemical treatment too.Below, we polled stylists and Glamour editors for their favorite deep-cleaning formulas for different hair types and concerns.
Our top overall pick was the K18 Peptide Prep Detox Shampoo because it left our scalp feeling fresh and made our hair look and feel buildup free.
We also found options for oily scalps, low-porosity strands, color-treated hair, and more.What is a clarifying shampoo?A clarifying shampoo is a deep-cleansing shampoo that helps exfoliate, remove excess oil, and remove buildup from hair products, says , co-owner of , a salon in Charlotte, North Carolina. “It’s designed to lift away chemical deposits on the hair, as well as remove excess lipids,” says , stylist and colorist at .Do clarifying shampoos really work?If your hair or scalp needs a reset, a clarifying shampoo really does work, says Labrecque.
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