'Changed my life': Amazon's top-selling anti-thinning shampoo and conditioner are on sale

Adrianna Barrionuevo
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Thousands swear by this non-toxic duo. (Photo: Amazon)
Thousands swear by this non-toxic duo. (Photo: Amazon)

It’s no secret that hair loss can affect women and men alike. Many folks are susceptible to it, and with age, it can go from a few hairs here and there (totally normal) to clumps circling the shower drain daily. And with this Memorial Day weekend heralding the start of summer, protecting your tresses against the ravages of the sun is extra important.

Factors that cause hair loss range from stress to hot styling tools to more serious situations linked to illness. For certain situations, the right hair products may be able to help. According to thousands of Amazon buyers, there's one shampoo (plus conditioner) that helps prevent hair loss.

Pura D’or Original Gold Label Anti-Hair Thinning Shampoo and Conditioner set is Amazon's top-selling "hair regrowth conditioner" and shimmers with praise from more than 11,000 five-star reviewers. And right now this set is on sale for just $37 with on-page coupon, down from $50.

Amazon will give you free shipping on this duo. But if you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get so much more — from access to new movies to two-day shipping on many items. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here.

The Pura D'or formula is made with a blend of 17 active herbal ingredients, including nettle extract, saw palmetto and argan oil. It includes biotin, a nutrient that helps promote hair thickness, and niacin, which helps to improve scalp health.

Shared one shopper: “I am 46 years old and have very thick curly hair. In the last couple of years, I’ve had a good amount of very healthy-looking strands of hair fall out every time I wash and condition it. In just 2 washes with PURA D’OR, I’ve noticed the hair loss dwindling, and I’ve also noticed the frizz gone. My hair is more manageable and healthy-looking. It’s literally given my hair a new life!”

Don’t expect a miracle overnight, but after reading reviews, you’re going to want to give Pura D’or a chance.

$37 with coupon $50 at Amazon

Pura d'or (Photo: Amazon.com)
Want a thicker mane? Giddy up! (Photo: Amazon.com)

“I was a bit skeptical about all of the claims with this product and gave myself a few months before I wrote a review,” explained another customer. “This product delivers. My hair loss has diminished tremendously. Probably about a fraction of hair loss compared to a few months ago, and my hair is full and shiny. Very happy with the product. At first, it seemed pricey, but the product goes a long way and is healthy for my body. I highly recommend giving this shampoo a try. Very worthwhile investment.”

A happier scalp

Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp, and for some customers, the sensitive shampoo helped to balance out a troubled, oily scalp.

"My scalp seems way less irritated, my hair looks less frizzy, shinier and moisturized, and feels so silky soft," shared one shopper. "I have tried dozens of products and this is the first one I feel is actually IMPROVING the quality of my scalp and hair. I used to have a couple of thick scaly patches of psoriasis build-up on the lower part of my scalp near my neck. Those scaly patches seem to actually be healing for the first time ever which just blows my mind. They're not completely gone but they're almost unnoticeable at this point, and they don't itch like they used to."

Hello, volume

Not only does this shampoo deliver outstanding results when it comes to scalp and hair health, but it also boosts volume so the hair you do have looks better than ever.

"I used this product for hair growth and volume and it did just that!" a shopper shared. "...It has changed my hair. I have color treated hair, and it has helped with hair growth and keeping my hair healthy."

Slows hair loss

It may not put an end to hair loss, but Pura D’or shampoo can certainly help — and it’s worth the price — in this case, the special sale price — according to satisfied buyers who are now longtime users.

“After a week I had zero hair loss, maybe a strand or two here and there…" reports one customer. "After three months of continuous use, my hair was growing in like CRAZY!!! Even my hairstylist was shocked at how much new hair growth I had."

$37 with coupon $50 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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