Anyone who wants a refreshing daily shampoo, especially men who use pomades, creams or other styling products and need them washed out cleanly.

It is sulfate-free and works on all hair types and lengths. The menthol tingle is noticeable, so people with a very sensitive scalp may prefer a fragrance- and menthol-free cleanser.

Most tea tree shampoos rely on the tea tree alone. GIBS pairs it with hops, holy basil and rosemary for the scalp, adds phospholipids and biotin to help the hair feel stronger and smoother, and finishes with menthol so the wash feels genuinely invigorating. Because it skips sulfates, it can be used every day to clear out grime and styling product without the stripped feeling a harsh shampoo can leave.

• Wet your hair thoroughly.
• Place a small amount in your palm.
• Massage it into your hair and scalp and work it into a rich lather.
• Leave it for a minute or two, then rinse completely.
• Follow with GIBS Tea Tree Conditioner if desired.

• Pro: sulfate-free cleansers still remove styling product build-up.
• Pro: menthol gives a cooling, wake-up feel in the shower.
• Pro: three sizes, including a pump jug and a refill pouch for barbershops or heavy users.
• Con: the menthol tingle and peppermint-led scent may be too strong for a sensitive scalp.
• Con: it is a cleanser only; dry or coarse hair will still want a conditioner.