Cassia and Neem Hair Wash

I have been searching for the past 3 years for something to help me with my seborrheic dermatitis, I've tried every dandruff shampoo out there and always found help for a night and then days after feeling like my scalp is worse, more itching, redness, patches of skin, it was awful. After using this hair wash and co wash for only 2 weeks I have seen a reduction in dead skin buildup, clean hair, my roots aren't oily until day 2 or 3 which is a HUGE improvement for me. I started using henna to color my hair and other herbs after finding Hennasooq and Khadija's YouTube channel. After I stopped using commercial hair dyes and treatments, my scalp and hair has never been better. I feel more confident and as a non natural redhead I can say henna has given me the red hair color I've been looking for, for so many years and so many benefits I'll never go back. Thank you Khadija for starting this beautiful company and helping me find confidence and products that ACTUALLY WORK. ❤️ 💖

Love the shampoo and how it strengthen my hair.

I was pleasantly surprised, thought this was just going to be an okay product but I really enjoyed how it made my scalp feel and was shocked at how much lather the shampoo gave. Will definitely be repurchasing, thanks Henna Sooq.

I like the Cassia % Neem Hair wash shampoo (hair wash). My first time using this type of shampoo that has Ayurvedic herbs and even having neem oil in it. I see it is brown in color of most of the products are earthy brown of the rich herbs. It took a bit to have a lather not a lot but it is enough and not like the commercial types of shampoos. It really felt good in my 4C hair and it felt soft while washing it. The only thing it took longer to really making sure it was all rinsed out of my hair. I thought it was out and felt the shampoo of suds and had to rinse another 15 minutes to remove it. It said on the bottle if your hair is dry use Apple Cider vinegar or a conditioner to moisturize. I did use the vinegar but I think it made my hair a bit dry feel the next day after applying oil and twisting my hair. I know the shampoo has Decyl Glucoside which is coconut oil. That may made my hair be dry. I have not use products with coconut oil because it dries my hair a lot and make it feel hard. Also Aloe Vera. I see that Phenoxythanol is a ingredient in the hair wash is it organic thrived? Phenoxyethanol is an oily, colorless, slightly viscous liquid with a faint floral scent. It's a natural component of chicory and green tea. I do like the hair wash and will continue using it.

I have a new bottle of this shampoo. Both times when I have used it, it left a white film on my hair, especially at the roots. I do not want to discard an almost full bottle of product. Can someone tell me what is going on and what I can do to fix this?