L'Oreal has a broad product range, but I really don't feel it's worth the money. Like their cosmetic line, their hair line is second rate. I think you can get more bang for your buck by choosing drug store hair care brands. In particular, the L'Oreal Daily Defense hair line stands out as one of my worst beauty purchases ever. It smells horrible and doesn't do much for your hair.

terrible!!! i have just got my hair spa done and has shifted from dove to pantene upon my stylist reccomendation and got the l'oreal elvive (orange bottle) and just after 2 washes... it made my hair very dry n frizzy and also made my scalp very veryyyyyyyyy dry and flacky!!!

dun eva buy dis shampoo... esp da indian version... its jz too terrifying!!!

my salon carries the L'Oreal line not sold in drug stores and on the advice of my sylist I splurged on a shampoo called "shine Blonde" which I can recommend to anyone who wants to soften any brassiness in their hair. I always feel like a brighter blonde when I use this shampoo. I alternate with my usual shampoo.

VIVE L'oreal = the best shampoo ever!!!!! I tried tones. None is better than VIVE.

I bought L'Oreal vive smooth intense (orange bottle) shampoo and conditioner. With the first use it was wonderful and smelled great too. Then after a few uses it started lifting my fly aways and tangling my hair to the extent that I had to literally rip it out to loosen the tangles with my fingers. Then I gave it to my sister and it worked wonders on her hair made it soft, shiny, and managable. She has curly hair and I have straight, so I would really recommend this for people with curly unmanagable hair.

I am always pleased with the L'oreal hair care products. I use the Color V'ive by Loreal shampoo and conditioner for my dyed hair and am very happy with it. The price is reasonable, my hair is shiny and healthy, and it smells wonderful as an extra bonus. I highly recommend L'oreal hair care products!

A nice creamy shampoo. The scent wasn't good but not bad. I would say though, that on the back of the 2 in 1, it says for best results follow with loreal conditioner. Thats the truth. The 2 in 1 completley does not do any conditioning

L'Oreal Vive Smooth-Intense Shampoo and Conditioner (the ones in the orange bottles) were the ONLY things I found that helped me get through a really bad perm! They didn't make my hair go back to straight, obviously, but they did help to tone down the frizzies enough to where I didn't feel like a poodle anymore! :) They smell really great too!

Eugh..I trid their Elvive smooth-intense shamp and cond the other day which is supposed to help frizzy corse hair. My hair is really curly and frizzy so I gave it a try and it was horrible. No matter how long I rinsed for it never felt as though the product was completely out of my hair, and after I'd dried it felt far too weighed down and my hair looked lank, greasy and dull. To be fair I think its aimed at straighter jair, but any curlyheads thinking of buying it, DON'T.

NutriVive works wells to reduce hair breakage. Best amongst all those I've tried.

sucks

This product is cool and smells good. I could work with it, but I also have problems with it. It's for people who need more volume in their hair. It does smell good.

Sort of costly, but I like the variety of products they offer. Each has it's own special function. I like the melting gel. It works nice on my curly, frizzy hair.

I like the smell of it. I don't think I can get sick of it. It makes my hair shine and silky smooth like Portia (the Ally McBeal actress that does L'Oreal ads).

I like the lightness feeling.

Okay- affordable, but I end up using a lot of conditioner that takes up the bottle. Their selections are great- I love their color treatment products, they just aren't #1 in my list.

Overpriced. It really doesn't do as much as it claims. Not very healthy for our hair.

Excellence is the best hair color for my hair