Apple cider is a fairly popular home remedy for removing buildup from your hair -- so it's quite the logical ingredient for this popular Frederic Fekkai clarifying shampoo. To go along with the whole apple cider theme, it's deliciously scented with apple and pear -- and it'll leave your hair feeling lighter and smoother without overstripping it.

To know Davines is to love them. They're made exclusively from natural ingredients, usually sourced from farms in their home country of Italy, and their minimalist packaging is to die for. Their Solu Shampoo uses a rich yet airy foam to deep-clean hair without taking out too much moisture, and it works for all hair types. The formula also features antioxidant-rich buckwheat to further pamper your hair.

In case you were wondering about the "two" in its name, Paul Mitchell actually has multiple clarifying shampoos. One of them focuses more on chlorine and mineral deposits, while this one removes oils and product buildup -- while still being safe for color-treated hair.

Clarifying shampoos have a tendency to dry out hair if overused -- which is what makes Moroccanoil's take on the product so exciting. Since it's made with lots of moisturizing argan and avocado oils, as well as strengthening keratin, this shampoo won't leave your hair feeling too stripped or (the horror!) straw-like.

Specially formulated for curly hair, this clarifying shampoo doesn't mess around. Though it's made with natural ingredients (it's sulfate free!), it really gets everything out of your strands, so be sure to follow up with a nice conditioner. Oh, and another bonus? The adorable packaging and the deliciously aromatic mandarin orange extract.