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36 David Mallett Reviews & Complaints
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I picked up their specialized skincare line out of curiosity after seeing it at a high-end salon. The hydration products are ultra-clean, lightweight, and leave zero greasy film, making them great for everyday city wear. But honestly, the performance doesn’t justify the extreme luxury markup. It feels like basic hydration packaged in a sleek, minimalist bottle to trick you into thinking it’s revolutionary. You are paying entirely for the designer name.
My hairdresser introduced me to David Mallett products after I complained — for the 800th time — about my hair looking dry at the ends. 😂 I started using the shampoo and conditioner more regularly and noticed my hair felt softer and easier to manage. What I really like is that my hair doesn’t feel coated or ridiculously heavy afterward. It still has movement, which is important because I hate that overly “product-y” feeling. The scent is also lovely but not something that takes over the entire room. I definitely consider it a splurge, but my hair is one of the few things I’m willing to spend a little extra on when I can tell the difference.
David Mallett’s hair products make my hair feel like I’ve just left a really expensive salon. My hair looks smoother and has more movement without feeling coated in product. I love the result, although I have to ration the shampoo a little because the price is not exactly friendly to my bank account.
My hair felt incredibly soft after using the mask, and the volume powder was surprisingly good for my fine hair. It definitely has a luxury-haircare feel. The downside is the price, which makes it more of an occasional treat than something I use all the time.
David Mallett products leave my hair feeling soft and polished without weighing it down. They have that nice salon-quality feel, although the prices are quite high.
This spray completely fried my hair. The salt concentration is way too high and left my fine strands feeling like literal straw after three days. On top of that, the spray nozzle gets clogged with dried salt crystals after every couple of uses, so it shoots a messy stream instead of a fine mist.
David Mallett’s hair products leave my hair incredibly soft and manageable without weighing it down. My hair looks shinier and feels much healthier after regular use.
The volume powder gives instant root lift without leaving that nasty white cast or sticky texture that drugstore dry shampoos leave behind. A little goes a long way, so one small bottle actually lasts me a couple of months.
The shampoo made my hair feel soft and looked beautiful after styling, but I wasn’t completely sold on the price. The bottle has a very luxurious look, though the formula itself didn’t feel dramatically different from some less expensive products I’ve tried.
My hair became softer and noticeably easier to manage after using David Mallett products. They also added a healthy shine without making my hair feel heavy.
David Mallett products helped improve the texture and manageability of my hair. It felt softer, looked healthier, and stayed smoother between washes.
The haircare line feels premium and delivers visible results. My hair looked shinier and felt healthier after continued use.
The high alcohol content completely dried out my scalp, causing intense itching and flaking, while providing zero actual lift or volume to my roots. It just made my hair feel stiff and sticky like cheap hairspray.
David Mallett haircare made my hair feel smoother and more manageable after only a few washes. The formulas feel salon-quality.
My hair has never felt softer than when I started using David Mallett products. They help control frizz without weighing my hair down, and the overall quality feels very premium.
This is just highly glorified, standard silicone oil inside a minimalist glass bottle. I bought the mist hoping for serious weightless hydration, but it left a heavy, sticky coating on my hair that attracted dust and product buildup within hours.
David Mallett hair products made my hair feel softer and more manageable after only a few washes. The formulas feel lightweight but still nourishing enough for dry ends.
Luxury haircare with a salon feel. My hair feels smoother and healthier, though the price makes it more of a treat than a staple.
The styling spray worked well without making my hair stiff or sticky
The hair serum is one of the few products that smooths my frizz without making my hair greasy. Expensive but lasts longer than expected.
It made my hair soft but I honestly can’t justify the price. I’ve used cheaper shampoos that gave pretty similar results.
works great but heavy a bit. arm gets tired lol
Salon-quality results at home. My hair feels incredibly soft.
The shampoo feels very high-end and lightweight. It doesn’t weigh my hair down at all. My hair looked smoother after a few uses, but the price is honestly hard to justify.
Scent smells nice and makes my hair feel smooth and look good.
Premium haircare, scent and texture are beautiful and the products truly improve manageability and shine.
Shampoo made my curls easy to style and my scalp healthy.
The mask leaves my hair silky and weightless. Subtle scent, sophisticated vibe, feels very high-end.
Shampoo thickened my hair but it felt heavy and oily.
Leaves hair soft, manageable, and deeply hydrated without any greasy residue
David Mallett’s haircare feels ultra-luxe. The Volume Powder lifts my fine hair without residue, and the Mask No.1 leaves strands nourished and silky.
My scalp is back to a healthy one, with my hair smooth and shiny with this product.
Products weighed my hair down and made roots greasy. Strong scent.
So hydrating and lightweight — perfect under makeup.
Perfect for my fine hair. The price makes it more of a treat than an everyday product though
The quality does not match its overpriced value, That’s all.