NAPURA S8 (6.76 fl oz) Professional Nourishing Shampoo for Dry, Damaged Hair

This is a creamy white colored shampoo with a perfume-y scent. I'm not too keen on the scent since I like more of a citrus, fruity scent but it's not too bad. I'm a bit confused on why the company went with this twist open spout, since it's impossible to use with wet hands.
It lathers ok and it does seem to add volume and some life to my curls.
I didn't find this to make a huge difference on its own but I tried using this with another curl volume boosting shampoo and it really made a visible difference.
At any rate, fine shampoo.

I do really like this shampoo, I just wish I could get it to lather more, that’s my only complaint. Even with working it in my hands for a while and doing a rinse and reapply I struggle to get it to lather in my hair. I can tell it isn’t stripping my hair, and it does feel softer as I use it. Even without the lathering my hair does feel clean after, but I don’t think as long as a standard shampoo. It smells amazing, salon type smell. Overall I like it and think it would work best in someone with medium and thin hair.

This leaves my hair silky smooth, super soft, and shiny. The only negative thing I could say about the product is that I just wish there was more of it. Nice to have a product that’s made in Italy! 🇮🇹

I've been using this every day for 8 days, and it's doing a terrific job on my dry hair.
It's not only brought back my hair's shine again, it feels great.
And it didn't take a week for that to occur. It happened after the first use.
I waited the full 8 days to check for any irritation or other problems. Result: no scalp or eye irritation; and no damage to my hair.
What I love about this:
It has a wonderful scent, reminiscent of natural henna, but without the cloying plastic-y odor.
It's very pleasant, and the scent lasts.
It does take two applications, or at least it does for me.
The first application (I'm using less than a teaspoon) works its way in, but doesn't lather much.
The second application takes even less and it lathers up perfectly.
Perhaps that's due to the botanicals and other natural emollients.
It rinses cleanly, but my hair feels a bit 'waxy' until I begin drying it.
Then it becomes super-soft, shiny, silky, with a slight increase in volume and bounce.
And when I say 'shiny', I don't mean 'unnatural'.
It's more of a natural sheen, and it looks almost like a new head of hair.
A little goes a long way, and I also like the screw-top nozzle.
It's more controllable, and there's less chance of waste.
Overall, I'm very pleased with how well this treats my hair.
I walk out the door feeling and looking like I've gone to a salon.

This shampoo is rather nice. My hair did feel hydrated afterwards, although I'm not necessarily sure if it was that much more hydrated than from my normal shampoo. There isn't much of a scent to this; what scent there is becomes easily covered by any conditioner you use. Interestingly, the bottle doesn't have a regular top, and instead has something more similar to a hair color applicator bottle. The biggest downside is how small the bottle is; I found myself trying to conserve shampoo rather than giving it a proper use!