[Smithy]

If you have hair of course

[hijaxers]

I use a shampoo bar , the dyes i use condition it.

[Niamh.]

Whatever is in the bathroom, not too fussy about shampoo tbh

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Whatever is in the bathroom, not too fussy about shampoo tbh

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

What?

[Kate!]

Tresemme. Salon shampoo at a cheaper price.

[Liam-]

Herbal Essences, the coconut one

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

What?

You can’t just use anything on your hair! You should look after it

[Cherie]

Whatever is on offer in the supermarket

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

You can’t just use anything on your hair! You should look after it

It's all just hair soap to me

[Shaun]

[AnnieK]

I find the cheaper shampoos better for my hair. Mire expensive ones seem to weigh it down. I don't use conditioner either, but do use a hair mask every now and then.

[LeatherTrumpet]

whatever is there, makes zero difference. I do use bay rum after and that keeps my hair shiny and in good condition

[armand.kay]

currently using shea moisture's black castor oil shampoo and also their conditioner x

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

I find the cheaper shampoos better for my hair. Mire expensive ones seem to weigh it down. I don't use conditioner either, but do use a hair mask every now and then.

Best hair mask if in bad condition is plaster in olive oil, wrap overnight and wash next day , hair in wonderful condition.

[parmnion]

Some flowery rubbish.

[Josy]

For years I spent a fortune on shampoo and conditioners that claimed to work all sorts of miracles, the last ones being on the cheaper scale at £15 per bottle but had brilliant reviews, I was still disappointed with them so then I started thinking back to when my hair was at its absolute healthiest and it's when I was a teenager and used whatever my mum bought/left out in the bathroom....so a while back I bought the herbal essences bio renew, £6 for the shampoo/conditioner set and they are decent sized bottles, they are AMAZING.

Tldr - Herbal essences bio renew

[rusticgal]

Tresemme and Kevin Murphy.

[Janet Jackson]

Organic hemp oil is rich in essential fatty acids (EFAs) and omega 3, 6 and 9, essential for healthy looking hair, and is described as ‘nature’s most perfectly balanced oil’. In combination with a host of bioactive and organic extracts including bilberry extract and enriched with a blend of amino acids, this replenishing two in one shampoo and conditioner stimulates the hair leaving it looking and feeling refreshed and visibly conditioned.


From Holland & Barrett

[Vanessa]

Alberto Balsam coconut.
Utter bliss!

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Janet Jackson

Organic hemp oil is rich in essential fatty acids (EFAs) and omega 3, 6 and 9, essential for healthy looking hair, and is described as ‘nature’s most perfectly balanced oil’. In combination with a host of bioactive and organic extracts including bilberry extract and enriched with a blend of amino acids, this replenishing two in one shampoo and conditioner stimulates the hair leaving it looking and feeling refreshed and visibly conditioned.


From Holland & Barrett

that is just marketing

it does the same job as a £1 bottle of Tesco

[Amy Jade]

Hairburst at the moment, my hairs pretty long and it was always breaking and it's made a massive difference

Normally just basic tresemme though

[Janet Jackson]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

that is just marketing

it does the same job as a £1 bottle of Tesco

With that mindset I bet you don’t use moisturiser or sunscreen so I wouldn’t expect you to take care of your hair either, hope that helps.

Having fine greasy hair I specifically pursued a shampoo keeping in mind certain ingredients to use/avoid and found this. I don’t give a fudge about the marketing. Hope this helps.

This only costs about £6 and I don’t need to use conditioner, and I only use it a couple times a week. Hope that helps.

[LeatherTrumpet]

£6

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

£6

That's cheap?