No one at Trevor Sorbie was able to provide Simon Shears with any scientific reason for calling their shampoo a `detox’ shampoo.
When I first came across Trevor Sorbie’s Mg Detox Shampoo I wanted to know what was special about it. To discover the science behind detox shampoo I called their general enquiries number and spoke to a sales representative. [They responded that the product is] ‘getting rid of dirt and grime, which is I suppose what detox is.’ I spoke to a number of representatives at Trevor Sorbie and none were able to provide me with any scientific evidence for calling this shampoo a ‘detox’ shampoo.
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