Terme tresses shampoo - shampoo discontinued by Principessa Beauty - review by cbmb716

I decided to get a bottle of Principessa Beauty's Terme Tresses Shampoo because it claimed to "banish bad hair days for good!" For someone with very thick and coarse hair that hits you in the middle of your back, this is a dream come true! WRONG! This product was very, very disappointing! It may work better for those with thinner and or shorter hair, but I would definitely not recommend it to anyone with thick or long hair! The smell was decent, but after spending $25.99 for a mere 12 fl ounce bottle, I was hoping to get so much more than a half way decent fragrance out of this bottle of shampoo. I was super disappointed. Especially because I have never before run into a bath and body product from the Principessa Beauty brand that I have not fallen in love with!

The first problem is the consistency. The shampoo itself is a very thin and runny formula. It was almost watery. Because of this thin, runny, and watery consistency, the shampoo did not lather well in my hair at all. It seemed to just slip off my hair and down the drain!

Problem number two! Because the Terme Tresses Shampoo did not lather well, I did not feel that the product was distributed throughout the layers of my hair no matter how long I scrubbed or how much additional shampoo I added to my hair! After scrubbing and rinsing for quite some time, my hair did not even feel clean! One of the main reasons I decided to go ahead and order this shampoo is because the product description claimed to have a rich lather. It clearly does not!

This is a rediculously expensive bottle of shampoo to even find one little thing about it that you do not care for! I think I will be sticking to my $5 bottle of Tresseme shampoo from Walmart that costs way less and works so much better! When you have to use as much shampoo as I have to use on thick and long hair, you just can not afford to spend $25.99 for a bottle of shampoo when you could double your bottle at Walmart for only $5, especially when the $25.99 "luxury" product does not do the job it claims to do!