Best shampoo and conditioner ever

meme_3

That's easy for me!
John Frieda.
No contest...
(I'm dyed blonde, very frizzy without this range)

Rowan9

TIGI pink shampoo (for blondes) makes my head itch like mad. It smells so strong (although nice!) and is S O pink that you know there are a lot of chemicals in it!
I like Redken for blondes and use it mostly. Other than that, I do try to buy shampoo with fewer nasties in them ( I know, I know, I shouldn't get my hair highlighted then!)
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MrsE_2

Dove shampoos & conditioners smell great too (as well as panten).

You may have noticed, I choose mine by smell.

I wash mine at night, go to bed with it damp & get up an extra half hour early (3 mornings per week) to GHD it to within a inch of its life.

alice's_mum

Completely money saving and yet works a treat is the Lidl Corpal HairCare range. The best I have found ever for fine straight damaged and fly away hair. We use the Orange bottle Anti-breakage shampoo and conditioner. You can feel the difference as you wash your hair from dry (well sort of straw like) to smooth and easy to manage - love it.

IamBroke

Just in case this helps someone...

Been into TJ Hughes and they have loads of shampoos etc

Tigi products - they had control freak and curls rock shampoos. Huge 750ml bottles for a tenner. Also had serums, sprays, wax etc

Nicki Clarke for an amazing £1.50

KMS for a quid

and loads more!!

aimee21j

I'm using bedhead at the moment and although it's nice, it isn't that different (apart from the price :eek:) to any other shampoo and conditioner.

IamBroke

Just tried my kerastase...and love the way it makes my hair feel! So thanks for the suggestions guys!

Not sure if it makes a difference but I am on a straightening and blow drying detox!!!!! gosh i wonder how long i will last.......

jessicamb

A bit late now for the OP but

Tigi - I love the smell of the honey and oatmeal one but its not that great in quality.

Aussie moisturising range - this I use all the time and its really good for my dry hair

John Frieda - got a load of this free in a boots order and I'm pleasantly surprised -makes my hair very soft. Ive had some overnight serum stuff too which is absolutely brilliant for damaged hair - expensive but worth every penny.

Lush - the shampoo bars are good and last for ages, the conditioners are quite good too but I wouldnt use them full time personally.

moneysavingmumofone

ive just started using tescos coconut shampoo and conditioner, left my hair lovely and silky and were only 4 something p each!

MrsE_2

jessicamb wrote: »

Lush - the shampoo bars are good and last for ages, the conditioners are quite good too but I wouldnt use them full time personally.

Now I couldn't get on with them at all.