Pomelo Shampoo 310ml

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So, this is going to be a long one, but I have to share my full Cocoon pomelo shampoo and conditioner experiences. For context, my hair is thick, low-porosity (the kind water beads up on), was previously battled with failure products (silicone heavy products, cool menthol that made me felt like I was locked in a fridge, a 3 month no-poo period, and even a baby product on my hair…) so it’s now dry and sensitive, and I live with hard water. It's the trifecta for haircare frustration, nothing ever cleans without stripping, moisturizes without weighing down, or deals with the mineral buildup. I ordered the huge 810ml (500ml shampoo and 310ml conditioner) on sale because, honestly, the price was insane for the size. I figured I'd give it a shot. The first wash was… a rollercoaster. The shampoo lathered up creamy, not watery, which felt promising. But as I rinsed, my hair felt that familiar hard water tangly dryness. I was braced for disappointment. Then, I put the conditioner on. And while I was rinsing that out, I felt my scalp. This is the wild part: it was noticeably calmer. Less itchy. I have minor but persistent dandruff, and it felt like 60% of that rough, flaky feeling was just… gone. I was genuinely shocked. I stood there in the shower totally conflicted. My scalp felt amazing… like, 'where have you been all my life' good. I didn’t do anything fancy, just applying some common methods to benefit my hair, so it will definitely apply to you too. But my actual hair strands? They were just okay; clean, a little fuller than usual, but still carrying that post-hard-water roughness. If I had to score it, a conflicted 7/10. I almost wrote it off as another 'good for scalp, bad for hair' product. But I'd bought the giant bottles, so I tried again. The second wash was different. That initial tangly feeling was less, and when my hair dried, it had this softness and body that wasn't there before. It wasn't that fake, plastic-smooth feel; it was my own hair, but better, like 80% of its potential instead of 50%. The scalp relief held strong. We were at an 8/10, and I was getting interested. The third wash was the breakthrough. My hair felt strong. Not heavy, but full and dense, like each strand had more substance. It was smooth to the touch but had movement and texture… that perfect '70-80% smoothness' where it's healthy but still feels real. Another thing I noticed after a few uses: my hair seemed to dry faster. Not because it was stripped, but because it wasn't coated in heavy silicones that trap water against the strand, making it impossible to rinse or even towel off properly. THIS stuff actually rinsed clean. The combination of a calm scalp, hair that finally felt nourished, and that lighter, quicker-drying feel was incredible. A solid 9/10. It just needed those first couple of uses to work through whatever my hard water and old products had left behind. My routine isn't complicated, I use a dime-sized amount of shampoo, only on my scalp, and let the suds run through the ends. I slather on the conditioner from the ears down, comb it through with a basic wide-tooth comb to make sure it gets everywhere, and rinse with cooler water. That's it. No special washes or treatments, in just less than 10 minutes for my hair. If you have similar hair struggles, give it two or three proper tries before you judge. It's not an instant magic trick, it's more like a reset that gets better every time. For the value and the results, it's been a total game changer for me. Hope this helps :) Tldr: Great find for low-porosity hair and dry, sensitive scalps! After battling thick, hard-to-manage hair, hard water, and a history of products that either stripped or coated my hair (even tried a no-poo phase!), Cocoon's Pomelo line was a reset. The first wash calmed my dandruff by about 60%, and by the third use, my hair wasn't just soft, it was healthily soft (70-80% smooth), full, and dried faster without heavy silicones. It proves you can get effortless, healthy hair without a complicated routine. A solid 9/10 after just a brief adjustment period.