People with an oily scalp or oily hair, including those with color-treated hair, who want a shampoo focused on oil control without a harsh, stripping clarifying effect. It is not intended for dry, coarse, or already over-stripped hair that needs a moisturizing shampoo instead.

If oiliness at the scalp is your main hair concern — especially if you also color your hair and don't want a stripping clarifying shampoo — this is built specifically around that trade-off, cleansing sebum while claiming to protect color vibrancy. It's not the shampoo to reach for if your issue is dryness or damage rather than oil.

Mon Platin does not publish an exact recommended frequency, so use as often as oiliness returns.

1. Massage into wet hair and scalp to lift oil and buildup, then rinse thoroughly.
2. Repeat if needed.

As an oil-control shampoo, its strengths and its limits both follow from being built for one hair condition rather than every hair type.

Pros:

• Formulated specifically for oily scalp/hair rather than as a general-purpose cleanser
• Contains named antioxidant extracts (pomegranate, tea tree) alongside black caviar extract
• pH-balanced formulation intended to support scalp health rather than just strip oil
• Positioned by the brand as safe for color-treated hair despite being an oil-focused cleanser

Cons:

• Not suited to dry, coarse, or chemically damaged hair that needs added moisture
• Full ingredient list (INCI) is not published by Mon Platin, limiting how precisely sensitive users can vet the formula
• "Soft and smooth for 48 hours" is a brand marketing claim, not independently substantiated
• Frequent use of any oil-focused shampoo on already-dry lengths or ends can be drying over time