TWICE THE BOTTLE, TWICE THE WASHES - 17 fl oz of pine tar shampoo, more than double the 8 oz bottles this shelf settled on decades ago. More washes per bottle means one lasts a season rather than a month, for men and women sharing the same shower.
LATHERS LIKE A NORMAL SHAMPOO - Plenty of pine tar washes are soap-based and can leave hair heavy or waxy. This one foams properly, rinses out completely and leaves no film, so you get the pine tar without changing the way you already wash your hair.
REAL SCOTS PINE TAR, NOT A PINE FRAGRANCE - Pinus Sylvestris Tar sits mid-list on the ingredients, not as a trace at the end. It is doing the cleaning, and nothing is added to imitate the smell of it. The dark colour in the bottle is the tar too.
THAT CAMPFIRE SCENT, HONESTLY DESCRIBED - Woodsmoke and pine resin, strongest in the bottle and fading as hair dries. It does not linger on a pillow. This is the tar itself, not a perfume - there is no added fragrance in the formula at all.
NO ADDED DYE, PERFUME, PARABENS OR SILICONES - The colour is the tar and the smell is the tar. Alongside it: glycerin, wheat germ extract and citric acid. Contains wheat, which matters if you avoid it. Full ingredient list is printed on the bottle.
