I'm looking for a shampoo and a conditioner that is best for me. I need something that can be used for everyday use and something that is not too expensive. I have curly/ wavy hair that is layered and sometimes it gets frizzy and dry. I also want something that makes my hair smell pleasant as well. I have been using Treseme because it's supposively used by professionals, but lastnight I heared otherwise. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you.What shampoo/ conditioner is the best for me?
loreal and garnier might be good and they have different shampoo for different hair typesWhat shampoo/ conditioner is the best for me?
I'm a guy, but I have really long naturally curly hair myself and have found that I have to be very careful what I buy or it dries out my hair and makes it very difficult to get out the tangles.
Curly hair requires the use of lower protein shampoos, so you want to avoid Pantene and other shampoos with placenta derivatives, they will dry out your hair.
I have had really good luck with Infusium 23 dry hair formulas in both the shampoo and conditioner. In addition, a small amount of Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam keeps the frizzies in check....or you can use Frizz-ease serum....I prefer the Sculpting Foam. It makes your hair shiney too, I get compliments all the time. Throw away your blow dryer and allow more time for your hair to dry naturally....blow dryers are the enemy of curly hair.
Personally, I would not care whether I heard something was used by professionals or not, if it works it works. I have also been advised not to get curly hair layered, it makes it ';poofy';.
dove , or the got 2 b products
herbal essence
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try dove its great
I like Herbal Essence (or even the store brand version of it) I never buy expensive brands. I heard that all the supposed ';natural ingredients'; that they use to advertise their product just get washed down the drain and don't stay in your hair long enough to do anything anyway. Try finding something that won't dry your hair when you wash it. Try not to blow dry it all the time. Also, when you do blowdry, try to find a product to put on your hair to protect it from the heat. I like using Garnier leave-in condition or Biosilk silk therapy before blowdrying. Hope this helps.
i am using palmolive naturals...
so far, my hair is ok...
it would really depend if your hair would love it or not...
consult a dermatologist to be sure...
try head and shoulders..omg have u heard of sunsilk..they have a special kind of shampoo for any type of hair
Well if Treseme works on your hair I would keep using it and ignore what everyone else says. Sometimes you just have to go with what you think and not what other people say. Be your own person.
You could use Herbal Essences. They have shampoo and conditioner for all types of hair, plus it smells great! Whatever works best for you!
okay i have wavy-ish dirty blonde hair. because my hair is wavy it is very frizzy and very thick. The best shampoo is Suave professionals and there is a brand for blondes, brunettes and red heads. It not only makes your hair soft and volumous (not too big though) it gives your hair a gorgeous color. I used to use John Freida but I deceided to try this because John Freida is expensive and I would say that Suave is just as good or better than John Freida.
Good Luck!!
Sunday, December 27, 2009
What is your favorite shampoo/conditioner for colored hair?
I've used Pantene blonde expressions and John Frieda Sheer Blonde but I didn't really see a difference. Which do you love?What is your favorite shampoo/conditioner for colored hair?
I would use the pantene it has more nutrients for your hair.What is your favorite shampoo/conditioner for colored hair?
I use Garnier Fructis Colour lock on my hair and the colour has lasted for over 8 weeks!The dye was a semi-perminant colour.
The shampoo and conditoner smells really nice as well and gives your hair a smooth and shinny look.
i love professional prodcuts
Dumb Blonde by TIGI is great for blondes
I would use the pantene it has more nutrients for your hair.What is your favorite shampoo/conditioner for colored hair?
I use Garnier Fructis Colour lock on my hair and the colour has lasted for over 8 weeks!The dye was a semi-perminant colour.
The shampoo and conditoner smells really nice as well and gives your hair a smooth and shinny look.
i love professional prodcuts
Dumb Blonde by TIGI is great for blondes
What is the best All natural organic shampoo conditioner for frizzy medium curls?
it is 4 or 5 inches past my shoulders. I want to weat it down. Also what is the best all natural organic body wash?What is the best All natural organic shampoo conditioner for frizzy medium curls?
I don't know if the company is organic or not, all i remember is they don't test on animals, but Aussie products have worked really well for me. I have super curly, frizzy hair and they have a great ';three minute miracle'; conditioner.
I don't know if the company is organic or not, all i remember is they don't test on animals, but Aussie products have worked really well for me. I have super curly, frizzy hair and they have a great ';three minute miracle'; conditioner.
What is a good Shampoo/Conditioner for dry/damaged hair??
I straighten my hair at least once a day. (sometimes two if i have to) as you can probably guess my hair is dry and damaged. its also really thin. i want hair thats healthy, moisturized, shiny and thick. I've tried applying the mayonnaise and a bunch of other home remedies but nothing really seems to work. Any tips?What is a good Shampoo/Conditioner for dry/damaged hair??
Dove in the dark blue bottleWhat is a good Shampoo/Conditioner for dry/damaged hair??
Infusium leave in treatment is fantastic for hair
I like Dove products. They are gentle and wash out thoroughly. After I wash and condition with Dove, I use a leave-in conditioner called BioSilk -- I get it at the salon. It's ';kinda'; expensive, but a $21 bottle lasts me a whole year, and I have past shoulder length hair.
shower every other day so you don't have to straigten you hair as often.... straigten it every monday wednesday and friday and sunday and shower those days
get your hair trimmed so the dead ends will be chopped off and you hair will get longer
use paul mitchell products
good luck:)
A lot of people don't like Pantene or heard bad stuff about it. I use pantene Pro-Restorative conditioner everyday and I LOVE it. This is going on over a year. My hair looks healthy- shiny, smooth and feels great too.
kerasilk from goldwell
Anything by Dove is good. They specialize in moisturizing.
Try Mane and Tail, they make a deep moisturizing shampoo. Here are the details:
The Original Mane 'n Tail庐 has long been a solution for troubled hair. Now from the makers of Mane 'n Tail ... Deep Moisturizing Shampoo
鈥?Exclusive micro-enriched formula with deep hydrating botanicals
鈥?Gently cleanses and conditions the hair and scalp with no residue buildup
鈥?Repairs the damaging effects of styling and the environment
鈥?Naturally replenishes and locks in moisture
鈥?Fortifies the hair with Vitamin E %26amp; Provitamin B5
Yes! Try L'oreal absolut repair shampoo and treatment, it's great; I have my hair straightened at the hairdresser with a strong cream and this really works; also Red Ken treatment Smooth Down and Vichy conditioner;
I like Aussie Moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. I also use a spray in product that I got from Sally's beauty supply. It is for use with a straightening iron. I would try putting a spray in product like that if you straighten your hair.
Mayonnaise? Yuck!
Avalon Organics shampoo is great for thickening thin hair, moisturizing dry hair damaged hair, and repairing because there is beta gloucan , and babassu oil in it.
After you rinse shampoo and conditioner with warm water, run your hair under cold water, gently blot your wet hair with a towel, don't rub and/or squeeze because you'll break your hair. Don't brush wet hair because you'll break it.
You can find it in grocery stores, such as A%26amp;P and also at Shoppers Drug Mart.
If you do go to Shoppers Drug Mart don't ask any cosmaticians who work at the cosmatics section for tips because most of them will agressively force you to buy the most expensive items just to get all your money for their commission.
If the cosmatics sales _itch is approahes you and asks you for help say no thank you bluntly and avoid her.
If she keeps following you, keep walking away.
If she keeps being following you, then leave the store.
First, go to a salon, get a deep conditioning treatment, it's usually about $10-$15. Then ask the stylist which products he/she recommends, as we can't tell you much without seeing and feeling your hair. And remember, always remember!!!!!! Don't apply ANY heat to your hair unless you have some product in it to protect it! Sebastian Potion #9 is my personal favorite, leaves your hair SO silky and soift. Good luck!
thermasilk leaves your hair smelling great and really silky, I use ';blue water'; you could get it at any Sally's store you put on before you straighten or curl your hair so the heat wount damage it and it keeps your hair looking great and its only like $4 bucks! :)
Dove in the dark blue bottleWhat is a good Shampoo/Conditioner for dry/damaged hair??
Infusium leave in treatment is fantastic for hair
I like Dove products. They are gentle and wash out thoroughly. After I wash and condition with Dove, I use a leave-in conditioner called BioSilk -- I get it at the salon. It's ';kinda'; expensive, but a $21 bottle lasts me a whole year, and I have past shoulder length hair.
shower every other day so you don't have to straigten you hair as often.... straigten it every monday wednesday and friday and sunday and shower those days
get your hair trimmed so the dead ends will be chopped off and you hair will get longer
use paul mitchell products
good luck:)
A lot of people don't like Pantene or heard bad stuff about it. I use pantene Pro-Restorative conditioner everyday and I LOVE it. This is going on over a year. My hair looks healthy- shiny, smooth and feels great too.
kerasilk from goldwell
Anything by Dove is good. They specialize in moisturizing.
Try Mane and Tail, they make a deep moisturizing shampoo. Here are the details:
The Original Mane 'n Tail庐 has long been a solution for troubled hair. Now from the makers of Mane 'n Tail ... Deep Moisturizing Shampoo
鈥?Exclusive micro-enriched formula with deep hydrating botanicals
鈥?Gently cleanses and conditions the hair and scalp with no residue buildup
鈥?Repairs the damaging effects of styling and the environment
鈥?Naturally replenishes and locks in moisture
鈥?Fortifies the hair with Vitamin E %26amp; Provitamin B5
Yes! Try L'oreal absolut repair shampoo and treatment, it's great; I have my hair straightened at the hairdresser with a strong cream and this really works; also Red Ken treatment Smooth Down and Vichy conditioner;
I like Aussie Moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. I also use a spray in product that I got from Sally's beauty supply. It is for use with a straightening iron. I would try putting a spray in product like that if you straighten your hair.
Mayonnaise? Yuck!
Avalon Organics shampoo is great for thickening thin hair, moisturizing dry hair damaged hair, and repairing because there is beta gloucan , and babassu oil in it.
After you rinse shampoo and conditioner with warm water, run your hair under cold water, gently blot your wet hair with a towel, don't rub and/or squeeze because you'll break your hair. Don't brush wet hair because you'll break it.
You can find it in grocery stores, such as A%26amp;P and also at Shoppers Drug Mart.
If you do go to Shoppers Drug Mart don't ask any cosmaticians who work at the cosmatics section for tips because most of them will agressively force you to buy the most expensive items just to get all your money for their commission.
If the cosmatics sales _itch is approahes you and asks you for help say no thank you bluntly and avoid her.
If she keeps following you, keep walking away.
If she keeps being following you, then leave the store.
First, go to a salon, get a deep conditioning treatment, it's usually about $10-$15. Then ask the stylist which products he/she recommends, as we can't tell you much without seeing and feeling your hair. And remember, always remember!!!!!! Don't apply ANY heat to your hair unless you have some product in it to protect it! Sebastian Potion #9 is my personal favorite, leaves your hair SO silky and soift. Good luck!
thermasilk leaves your hair smelling great and really silky, I use ';blue water'; you could get it at any Sally's store you put on before you straighten or curl your hair so the heat wount damage it and it keeps your hair looking great and its only like $4 bucks! :)
How do I rinse out all the shampoo/conditioner in my hair?
I'm currently studying abroad in Italy and the water pressure in our shower is a little weak. Unfortunately, it does not get out all the shampoo and conditioner. I tried using less, tried not using conditioner and tried not using anything, but nothing seems to work. Any tips? Thanks!How do I rinse out all the shampoo/conditioner in my hair?
Is the shower in the tub? If there is a tub faucet, turn on the water there and still your head under it. The pressure is usually stronger. You can also use the bathroom sink as an alternative, if you can get your head under the faucet. Also, if you have a plastic pitcher, you can fill it up under the shower head and pour from it.
Good luck!How do I rinse out all the shampoo/conditioner in my hair?
rinse longer and make sure you're using your hands to get it out (as opposed to just relying on the water pressure to do it)
See if the pressure is better through the bathtub faucet and hold your head under it. Or maybe wash your hair in a sink.
Um, Ask an Italian person?
Is the shower in the tub? If there is a tub faucet, turn on the water there and still your head under it. The pressure is usually stronger. You can also use the bathroom sink as an alternative, if you can get your head under the faucet. Also, if you have a plastic pitcher, you can fill it up under the shower head and pour from it.
Good luck!How do I rinse out all the shampoo/conditioner in my hair?
rinse longer and make sure you're using your hands to get it out (as opposed to just relying on the water pressure to do it)
See if the pressure is better through the bathtub faucet and hold your head under it. Or maybe wash your hair in a sink.
Um, Ask an Italian person?
Saturday, December 26, 2009
What's a good shampoo/conditioner for long hair a little oily at the top and rather dry at the ends?
I am looking for an affordable, cruelty-free shampoo and conditioner that will take care of the dry ends and the oily roots of my hair. Any advice?What's a good shampoo/conditioner for long hair a little oily at the top and rather dry at the ends?
When you wash you hair concentrate shampoo at the roots the rest of you hair will be cleaned as you rinse the shampoo off.
Then when you apply conditioner don't apply it at the roots but just on the dry areas.What's a good shampoo/conditioner for long hair a little oily at the top and rather dry at the ends?
Use any shampoo and conditioner that you can afford. Just use a clarifying shampoo every week and for normal hair every day. First, apply conditioner starting from the tip and lesser as you go upwards to the roots of your hair. Regularly brush your hair to properly distribute natural oil all over your hair.
Usually your situation happens to me, so always have keep a leave on conditioner (Pantene smells great!) or a polish serum from Citre Shine to remove fly aways. Or if you can't find any of these around your regular lotion can help too. Apply it like a regular leave-on conditioner.
Lemon/citrus is good for oily hair.
Try washing your hair in a lemon shampoo and finishing off with conditioner (coconut/almond or anything nutty) applied to the ends only.
i don't have an answer sorry! but i have the same problem as you and i have to wash my hair every day which makes it worse so if you find out please email me and let me no
pantene
bed head by tigi to a large range of sham;poos and conditioners, they are quite expensive but are very good! they can only be brought in salons and a hair stylist can advise you on the best one! the one from that range i advise is one called self absorbed the shampoo is light and will not dry out your ends,its not at all greasy so it will help improve your oily roots! and make sure you just apply the conditioner to the ends none on the roots!
sunsilk it will leave ur hair soft and silky
wella shampoo %26amp; conditioner
try klorane they have lots of different shampoos and conditioners to suit all types of hair and they're really good
i've no idea! but i have the same problem with you! i've tried so many shampoo but i doesn't work.
Paul Mitchell One shampoo and Paul Mitchell One leave in conditioner. They are gentle enough to use every day, the conditioner is light and non-greasy on hair and they are not tested on animals.
Try MOP products, they are sold on the QVC website. They are top quality and last for ages. I would never use the high street brands as full of chemicals. MOP is also an organic range.
Also Aveda is another range, bit pricey but hair is your crowning glory after all so worth every penny in my book.
use conditioners they r good like livon marino
tony %26amp; guy daily shine fix shampoo and conditioner costs around 拢5 a bottle and it works for me. I think you'll just have to find which product is for you. Good luck xx
if you can get it, joico. the best stuff ever. you can normally find it in a salon. try to find the big bottles on sale (they do it a lot where you get the shampoo and conditioner in these huge bottles for $20)... i used to use it all the time! it's the one that's called daily care now... they've changed a lot since i used it. (i stopped because i chopped my hair)
When you wash you hair concentrate shampoo at the roots the rest of you hair will be cleaned as you rinse the shampoo off.
Then when you apply conditioner don't apply it at the roots but just on the dry areas.What's a good shampoo/conditioner for long hair a little oily at the top and rather dry at the ends?
Use any shampoo and conditioner that you can afford. Just use a clarifying shampoo every week and for normal hair every day. First, apply conditioner starting from the tip and lesser as you go upwards to the roots of your hair. Regularly brush your hair to properly distribute natural oil all over your hair.
Usually your situation happens to me, so always have keep a leave on conditioner (Pantene smells great!) or a polish serum from Citre Shine to remove fly aways. Or if you can't find any of these around your regular lotion can help too. Apply it like a regular leave-on conditioner.
Lemon/citrus is good for oily hair.
Try washing your hair in a lemon shampoo and finishing off with conditioner (coconut/almond or anything nutty) applied to the ends only.
i don't have an answer sorry! but i have the same problem as you and i have to wash my hair every day which makes it worse so if you find out please email me and let me no
pantene
bed head by tigi to a large range of sham;poos and conditioners, they are quite expensive but are very good! they can only be brought in salons and a hair stylist can advise you on the best one! the one from that range i advise is one called self absorbed the shampoo is light and will not dry out your ends,its not at all greasy so it will help improve your oily roots! and make sure you just apply the conditioner to the ends none on the roots!
sunsilk it will leave ur hair soft and silky
wella shampoo %26amp; conditioner
try klorane they have lots of different shampoos and conditioners to suit all types of hair and they're really good
i've no idea! but i have the same problem with you! i've tried so many shampoo but i doesn't work.
Paul Mitchell One shampoo and Paul Mitchell One leave in conditioner. They are gentle enough to use every day, the conditioner is light and non-greasy on hair and they are not tested on animals.
Try MOP products, they are sold on the QVC website. They are top quality and last for ages. I would never use the high street brands as full of chemicals. MOP is also an organic range.
Also Aveda is another range, bit pricey but hair is your crowning glory after all so worth every penny in my book.
use conditioners they r good like livon marino
tony %26amp; guy daily shine fix shampoo and conditioner costs around 拢5 a bottle and it works for me. I think you'll just have to find which product is for you. Good luck xx
if you can get it, joico. the best stuff ever. you can normally find it in a salon. try to find the big bottles on sale (they do it a lot where you get the shampoo and conditioner in these huge bottles for $20)... i used to use it all the time! it's the one that's called daily care now... they've changed a lot since i used it. (i stopped because i chopped my hair)
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