C3 Head Wash: Healing, Hydrating, Sulfate-free & Fragrance-free Foam Cleanser for Bald, Shaved, and Buzzed Heads; Gentle, Irritation-Free Face and Scalp Care for Men and Women

As a bald man (or that is, with still a bit of hair just trimmed extremely short), I've spent years trying to figure out what shampoos actually do anything for the scalp. I have very oily skin, so the whole "let it be natural" isn't ok for me, and regular soap leaves it too dry and I start to get flaky. I also have skin that gets very easily irritated, and ever since Covid I can't stand anything with sulfur, which limits my options. After using C3 for several months now I think I've found my solution. I was sold almost immediately. My head and face feel clean. I shower at night, and I still feel good the next morning. The pump mechanism for the foam works very well and is clearly heavy duty compared to foaming soaps; the foam also makes it easy to evenly apply. It only takes about 2.5-3 pumps of the cleanser to was both my head and face/beard, which winds up lasting a few months each bottle. It's a bit more expensive than shampoo, but boy is it worth every penny to me. I've had no skin irritation, minimal acne/rosacea breakouts like normal, no beard flaking/dandruff, and my head simply never feels too oily ever anymore. The last time it did was when I traveled and had to fly without the C3 - I do wish they had like a 50-100mL travel version for those times.

Great product! Easy to use and works as it is supposed to. However, when the product arrived the plastic cap was broken. Maybe it’s due to rough handling, but maybe the cap needs to be less brittle as well.

Have been using this for a while now, nothing crazy but it works as advertised.

Works great and keeps my bald head moisturized. That way it isn't dried out.

So the $20 price tag for essentially bald head shampoo set my expectations super high, as that is really expensive (but I would spend it for an amazing product). Then you get it and read you need to use 6 pumps each time you use it, making this $1 a day product. This is water with a mild detergent in it. Nothing fancy, nothing worth $20. There is just enough detergent such that it cleans, but doesn't dry you out. Beeclean is another product I use for $7, with exfoliating beads and moisturizer in the product, and 1 container is a good 30 day supply. One and done for me on this one.