Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo

Pros: Tingly feel, cool sensation, creamy lather
Cons: Didn't improve my dandruff or irritated scalp

The last time I went to get my haircut (in August), I asked the stylist for some recommendations for shampoos to help my terrible scalp. My dandruff problem has gotten so bad that I can't wear dark clothing without a snow storm on my shoulders. She ...

Pros: no animal testing, makes you scalp healthy again.
Cons: expensive, can dry ends out

THE Tea Tree Story
For more than twenty years, John Paul Mitchell Systems has protected the environment and produced cruelty-free
The new Tea Tree Collection- formulated from an essential oil comprising...

Pros: A real help for problem scalps.
Cons: I did not care for the scent.

I found this product at Cost Cutters. It was recommended to me by my friend who is a Cosmetologist. I had heard of an old wife's tale and decided to buy my children a shampoo that contains tea tree oil. I made the decision to buy Paul Mitchell: ...

Pros: Great smell, quality ingredients, leaves hair looking shiny and feeling soft.
Cons: Not cheap, may not be the best for color treated hair.

Recently my sister dyed her hair at home. It came out fine, but her hair had started looking quite oily and greasy. I thought it may have been her scalps reaction to the fist time she'd ever dyed her hair, compounded with the fact that she's loyally used ...

Pros: helps dry itchy scalp, especially when caused by eczema
Cons: expensive, leaves hair brittle and not as soft, smell clashes with other products

I have eczema, and over the past few years one of the areas most affected has been my scalp. The frigid temperatures of recent winters have exacerbated this problem, resulting in a lot more itchiness than normal. Both my dermatologist and my hairdresser ...

Pros: Leaves hair soft and manageable, fewer flakes
Cons: Minty/eucalyptus fragrance

I've had "dandruff" all my life. Recently I discussed this with my hairdresser who offered that maybe I just have dry scalp. Dandruff is BIG flakes! Besides this, I was in Spokane this winter and enjoyed some of my son's tea tree oil shampoo, a ...

Pros: helps with itchy scalp and oily hair
Cons: more expensive than store brand

Ever since I can remember I have suffered from oily hair and dandruff. Not a nice mix and it can get quite embarrassing. I have tried every shampoo known to man for dandruff and oily hair from expensive to cheap store brands. Though this is in the higher...

Pros: It works, the only thing we have found that does work.
Cons: It is a bit pricey but a bottle does last a while.

Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo is what my husband and daughter use for their hair and scalp. We have two bottles because I purchased it as a special deal. My husband has the 16.9 oz bottle and my daughter has the 8.5 oz bottle. This particular ...

Pros: Works to improve scalp condition, leaves my hair shiny and clean.
Cons: Mint scent may be too much for some, leaves hair feeling a little heavy.

For the last few years, my scalp has gone completely nuts in the winter. The colder the temperature falls, the dryer, flakier, and more miserable my scalp becomes. This isn’t dandruff, it clears up completely as soon as the outdoor temperatures ...

Pros: invigorating minty smell, tingling sensation, natural ingredients,cruelty free, environmentally safe company
Cons: can fade color treated hair not for very dry hair

ABOUT ME:
I am a licensed cosmetologist. I have worked as a stylist for almost 24 years. I have tested and used a variety of products over the years. I use this shampoo in the salon on a regular basis. I have tested this product on my own head and...

Pros: Works great on oily hair, dry hair, dandruff, and lice
Cons: price

I have found Paul Mitchell’s Tea Tree Special Shampoo to relieve a multitude of scalp and hair problems. In my family alone it has helped with dry scalps, oily scalps, dandruff, and even prevented lice. Well, to be honest it is only my opinion that ...

Pros: smell,improves oily scalp and flakes
Cons: can make the ends of hair dry

Okay, I think I have really strange hair. My scalp is oily and is prone to flakes and itchiness, but my hair is coarse and easily dried out.

I don't think this shampoo is perfect, but it's the best compromise of smell, price and performance...

Pros: Smells great; refreshing to use; cleans well
Cons: Does not 'strengthen' hair

My aunt is a beautician, and so we often get either samples or recommendations of new products. I think that's how my mom came across Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Shampoo.

It smells minty--like chocolate covered York peppermint patties....

Pros: Herbal smell. Shiny hair. Lots of body.
Cons: More expensive than other PM products.

I generally like Paul Mitchell products, but I love this one, and the matching conditioner. Whenever I go into my local Planet Beauty, all the sales associates try to drag me away from the Paul Mitchell wall, warning me that the products are "horrible ...

Pros: Stop scalp from itching and flaking
Cons: Hard to find. Should be offered in more stores not just salons.

I have been to the best dermatologist in my area with different opinions as to why my scalp itches and flakes. They usually say stress is the main culprit and recommend a tar shampoo. This usually strips my hair and makes it stink and feel like straw. I have discovered that Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner has almost completely eliminated my problem. I believe that I have an allergic reaction to the fragrances in shampoos and conditioners. I know I am allergic to perfume so this assumption seemed logical to me. I have been using this product for at least two years with great success and the only time my head breaks out is when I go to a beauty salon and let them use their product. I can use this product every day without damaging my hair. I have been told many times that I have very healthy and shiny hair. They always ask what do I do. I always say, "Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner with every shampoo."