L'Oréal Paris
Hyaluron Moisture 72H Moisture Filling Shampoo
A conventional sulfate-and-silicone conditioning shampoo sold on hyaluronic acid it barely contains — cheap and effective, but the 72-hour claim belongs to the regime.
Is L'Oréal Paris Hyaluron Moisture Shampoo good for dry hair?
For normal to dry hair that tolerates sulfates, it works well enough: silicones and cationic guar smooth and detangle, at about ₹1.20 a ml. The hyaluronic acid on the label is not doing that work, though — it sits 13th of 26 ingredients.
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Ratings
Our Take
Strip away the hyaluronic acid branding and this is a conventional conditioning shampoo: sodium laureth sulfate and cocamidopropyl betaine to clean, then dimethicone, amodimethicone and cationic guar to leave a smoothing film behind — a reliable formula, and the real reason hair feels softer afterwards. Sodium hyaluronate sits thirteenth of twenty-six ingredients, after the preservative, and there is no independent evidence that it does much for hair in a product that is rinsed straight off. The “72H” and “10X more hydration” claims rest on an undisclosed instrumental test of the shampoo and conditioner used together, and L'Oréal's own FAQ ties the 72 hours to “a complete haircare routine”, so we'd read both as describing the regime, not this bottle. A sulfate base is also an odd fit for a shampoo sold to dry, dehydrated hair, and it carries fragrance and a violet dye. What it does have is price: at an MRP of ₹969 for 800 ml, about ₹1.20 a ml, it is the cheapest shampoo per ml we have reviewed, and for normal-to-dry hair that tolerates sulfates it works well enough.
What we like
- ✓ Silicones and cationic guar that genuinely smooth and detangle
- ✓ About ₹1.20 a ml at MRP — the cheapest shampoo we have reviewed
- ✓ Reliable lather from a classic SLES-and-betaine base
- ✓ No formaldehyde releasers or isothiazolinones
Worth knowing
- → Named for hyaluronic acid that sits 13th of 26 ingredients
- → 72H and 10X claims come from a shampoo-plus-conditioner test
- → Sulfate base in a shampoo sold for dry hair
- → Fragrance and a violet dye
- → Two silicones, so not for silicone-free routines
Best for
Normal to dry or frizz-prone hair that tolerates sulfates, on a budget
Avoid if
You want a sulfate-free or silicone-free shampoo, or your scalp reacts to fragrance
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What buyers report
Recent Amazon reviews, mostly brief, are broadly positive: buyers say it leaves hair smooth and frizz-free and suits dry hair. Complaints are isolated, with one reviewer advising conditioner for very frizzy hair and another warning it may cause hair fall if used daily. The smoothness fits the formula's silicones and cationic guar, not the hyaluronic acid.
Our summary of recent Amazon.in customer reviews, as of October 2026.
Ingredient breakdown
Click any ingredient to learn more. generally safe use with care potential concern
Brand claims
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