I have hair that goes just past my shoulder blades and can't find a good shampoo and conditioner for it. I really want to make it soft, smooth and silky. Can anyone reccomend some good brands/products for me? Thanks.
Kisses,
Posh Totty xx.Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair?
Try some of these natural hair conditioners...
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article鈥?/a>
There are some great tips about repairing damaged hair. You'll find a bunch of recipes for conditioners and moisturizing treatments too.
I hope this helps!
Have a great day! :)Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair?
you have the same hair as i do and i recomend Pantene. It definetly gives you softness, smoothness, and silkyness. For a little extra shine try going old school and use honey and manayse. it reallyy bring the shine on.
everyone always says that my hair is really soft...
i use pantene shampoo, dove conditioner, and after my hair is dry i rub in about a coin-sized amount of this glossing polish made by
proc!aim, it has aloe and natural oils in it and moisturizes hair and makes it shiny and soft and eliminates frizz. and it smells really really good.
my hair was dry and krink until i used aussie moist conditioner
i use head n shoulder shampoo(dis dont really moisture hair)
then my fave aussie moist conditioner(this really moisturizes hair my hairis now soft and silky cause of it)
then i use special effect silk drops hair serum to make it shiney and less frizzy
also the key to good hair is to comb and brush(not to hard)from root to tip
i would use mane n tail. okay it's horse shampoo but it works so good. it makes your hair softer, smoother, and shiner
Monday, August 23, 2010
Whats the best shampoo and conditioner for dry hair??
I have really dry hair and need to know the best shampoo and conditioner that will make my hair really soft? Thanks!!Whats the best shampoo and conditioner for dry hair??
http://www.pureology.com Their Products Are Great.... I Buy Them All The Time For My Girlfriend And She Loves Em'!Whats the best shampoo and conditioner for dry hair??
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i just tried sunsilk and its really good!!!
redken all soft
Paul Mitchell shampoo's in the moisure colection.(it works great i use it)
I use Matrix smooth and sleek (orange bottle). it's fairly pricey... but its definetly worth it. I used panteen and Infusium for years, but Matrix makes a huge difference in the texture and condition of my hair.
Growing up, my hair was so damaged that it would not even lather in the shower. I went to a solon and they suggested that I use Biologe. It completely turned my hair around. You can only buy the real thing in the salons so dont be fooled if you see some in the stores. Its about $20.00 for the set and they have styling products also. It smells fantastic and clean. It is the best I have ever used!
Shampoo, I'm not really sure. However, I use cholesterol conditioner on my hair. I believe it's by Lustrasilk, but any kind will do. It comes in a jar.
my hair is extremely dry as well..
i use two different products and alternate..
#1 Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine (also get the leave- in conditioner, it works wonders!)
#2 Herbal Essences Hello Hydration is great (leaves hair soft and smelling like coconut!)
any other questions, feel free to e-mail me about this, I know how it is to have uncool hair lol..
herbal essences hello hrydarition u can feel the sleekness after using the conitioner
herbal essences
If price is not a concern, then you should look at salon products, as they are usually of a better quality. Matrix works well, but there are several salon brands out there.
If you're looking for something cheaper and easy to find in any store, Pantene works pretty well for me. I use the 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner as my shampoo (red words on a white bottle,) and then the mosturizing conditioner (for curly hair) on top of that, after I shampoo. I find that there's a -drastic- difference in my hair when using this compared to any other cheap brands. It's the only grocery store quality product that I really like and that doesn't totally destroy my hair.
It can also be helpful if you can try not to wash your hair every day, because that saps the moisture out of it. If you can get by with it, try to wash it only a few times a week. And try to avoid blowdrying and brushing too much.
Here's a page that lists several salon quality hair care products. http://www.hairexpo.biz/
u need a normalizing shampoo biolage makes one what it does it get the hair in a normal condition and keeps it that way.
Oh my gosh, this question AGAIN....Try using
Phyto Shampoo, it's THEE BEST and you can find it at: whatshebuys.com, they'll send it to you with no shipping fees!
pureology
www.pureology.com
http://www.pureology.com Their Products Are Great.... I Buy Them All The Time For My Girlfriend And She Loves Em'!Whats the best shampoo and conditioner for dry hair??
No Problem.... It Is What I Am Here To Do! Report Abuse
i just tried sunsilk and its really good!!!
redken all soft
Paul Mitchell shampoo's in the moisure colection.(it works great i use it)
I use Matrix smooth and sleek (orange bottle). it's fairly pricey... but its definetly worth it. I used panteen and Infusium for years, but Matrix makes a huge difference in the texture and condition of my hair.
Growing up, my hair was so damaged that it would not even lather in the shower. I went to a solon and they suggested that I use Biologe. It completely turned my hair around. You can only buy the real thing in the salons so dont be fooled if you see some in the stores. Its about $20.00 for the set and they have styling products also. It smells fantastic and clean. It is the best I have ever used!
Shampoo, I'm not really sure. However, I use cholesterol conditioner on my hair. I believe it's by Lustrasilk, but any kind will do. It comes in a jar.
my hair is extremely dry as well..
i use two different products and alternate..
#1 Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine (also get the leave- in conditioner, it works wonders!)
#2 Herbal Essences Hello Hydration is great (leaves hair soft and smelling like coconut!)
any other questions, feel free to e-mail me about this, I know how it is to have uncool hair lol..
herbal essences hello hrydarition u can feel the sleekness after using the conitioner
herbal essences
If price is not a concern, then you should look at salon products, as they are usually of a better quality. Matrix works well, but there are several salon brands out there.
If you're looking for something cheaper and easy to find in any store, Pantene works pretty well for me. I use the 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner as my shampoo (red words on a white bottle,) and then the mosturizing conditioner (for curly hair) on top of that, after I shampoo. I find that there's a -drastic- difference in my hair when using this compared to any other cheap brands. It's the only grocery store quality product that I really like and that doesn't totally destroy my hair.
It can also be helpful if you can try not to wash your hair every day, because that saps the moisture out of it. If you can get by with it, try to wash it only a few times a week. And try to avoid blowdrying and brushing too much.
Here's a page that lists several salon quality hair care products. http://www.hairexpo.biz/
u need a normalizing shampoo biolage makes one what it does it get the hair in a normal condition and keeps it that way.
Oh my gosh, this question AGAIN....Try using
Phyto Shampoo, it's THEE BEST and you can find it at: whatshebuys.com, they'll send it to you with no shipping fees!
pureology
www.pureology.com
Whats a good shampoo and conditioner?
I use Dove for both shampoo and conditioner is that good or is there anything else i should use because it makes my hair feel weighted downWhats a good shampoo and conditioner?
i like biolage..it is gentle and really moisturizing for my dry hairWhats a good shampoo and conditioner?
It's difficult to pinpoint one good shampoo as everyone has different hair textures. You have to put a small amount of shampoo on your palm and suds it up between your hands before spreading it all over your scalp, making sure your hair is thoroughly wet to the roots as shampoo is hard to wash off dry hair. If you need more suds, add more water, not shampoo. Applying shampoo directly to your scalp will weigh your hair down. Rinse out your hair thoroughly with warm water.
What I do is to buy a better range of shampoos e.g. Redken/Schwarzkopf/John Freida and alternate with the cheaper range if budget is your concern. Pantene has also come out with a good range and I have tried some of them although I never bought Dove before. You will probably need to try out more brands to find one that suits your hair. Buy small bottles for trials.
Good luck!
Look for products without sodium laureth sulphate in as this product is in most shampoos and is bad for your hair and health.
I always get my shampoo's etc in the health food shop and look for the bunny symbol so that I know it's not tested on animals. I always by the most natural product.
Ask your stylist to recommend something for YOUR hair.
I use Sunsilk for frizzy hair and it does wonders (it's the green one). Otherwise Sunsilk also has products, in both shampooo and conditioner, for poofy hair, colored hair, heat damaged, a volumizing, and a hydrating double- shampoo and conditioner. If your hair is in need of any of those, I would highly recommend it. Good luck searching!!
Well i used to use Dove but you know how it is .. girls need to try new shampoo's and conditioners, it really helps our hair out...I love this shampoo..it's called Organix .. Vanilla Silk .. it works so well and you can get it anywhere, Acme, drugstores .. it costs about the same as Dove .. but it really settles the hair and hydrates it .. and it really does feel silky .. i suggest you try it out .. they have other kinds too
'MOP - C System' completely organic, you will love it it is all natural and it just brings your hair to life.
I love the complete sunsilk line. I use anti flat, the green anti frizz one and hydra tlc. For something a little higher end I like the frederic fekkai line. expensive but very worth it. It instantly detangles and smells great!
i love Redkin All Soft!
and if you can find this stuff called vavoom it was wonderful but i have a hard time finding it
i like biolage..it is gentle and really moisturizing for my dry hairWhats a good shampoo and conditioner?
It's difficult to pinpoint one good shampoo as everyone has different hair textures. You have to put a small amount of shampoo on your palm and suds it up between your hands before spreading it all over your scalp, making sure your hair is thoroughly wet to the roots as shampoo is hard to wash off dry hair. If you need more suds, add more water, not shampoo. Applying shampoo directly to your scalp will weigh your hair down. Rinse out your hair thoroughly with warm water.
What I do is to buy a better range of shampoos e.g. Redken/Schwarzkopf/John Freida and alternate with the cheaper range if budget is your concern. Pantene has also come out with a good range and I have tried some of them although I never bought Dove before. You will probably need to try out more brands to find one that suits your hair. Buy small bottles for trials.
Good luck!
Look for products without sodium laureth sulphate in as this product is in most shampoos and is bad for your hair and health.
I always get my shampoo's etc in the health food shop and look for the bunny symbol so that I know it's not tested on animals. I always by the most natural product.
Ask your stylist to recommend something for YOUR hair.
I use Sunsilk for frizzy hair and it does wonders (it's the green one). Otherwise Sunsilk also has products, in both shampooo and conditioner, for poofy hair, colored hair, heat damaged, a volumizing, and a hydrating double- shampoo and conditioner. If your hair is in need of any of those, I would highly recommend it. Good luck searching!!
Well i used to use Dove but you know how it is .. girls need to try new shampoo's and conditioners, it really helps our hair out...I love this shampoo..it's called Organix .. Vanilla Silk .. it works so well and you can get it anywhere, Acme, drugstores .. it costs about the same as Dove .. but it really settles the hair and hydrates it .. and it really does feel silky .. i suggest you try it out .. they have other kinds too
'MOP - C System' completely organic, you will love it it is all natural and it just brings your hair to life.
I love the complete sunsilk line. I use anti flat, the green anti frizz one and hydra tlc. For something a little higher end I like the frederic fekkai line. expensive but very worth it. It instantly detangles and smells great!
i love Redkin All Soft!
and if you can find this stuff called vavoom it was wonderful but i have a hard time finding it
I want to buy some good Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair from drug store ONLY, NOT from Salon.?
What do you guys recommand? Which Shampoo and Conditioner should I use? Everyone should Name Shampoo and Conditioner please. And also tell me Why do you recommand me that Shampoo and Conditioner?I want to buy some good Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair from drug store ONLY, NOT from Salon.?
Drug Store shampoo? All the big brand names are really good like Herbel Essence or Garinier Fructise or Aussie or Pantene Pro-V. Read the labels because they are all unique in what they provide you so just pick whichever one has the elements you want and smells the best to you.I want to buy some good Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair from drug store ONLY, NOT from Salon.?
I use redken, which is awesome. I get it from a salon, but you might be able to get it at the drug store. I've also used garnier frutice (howevr u spell it.) which is good too. They both have tons of variety.
Pantene
I never had any problems with their products. I don't remember the specifics but I was happy. I still use their products but am currently using KeraCare because I wanted to try their products.
Okay I have a real good shampoo %26amp; conditioner that my mom has been using for ages and her hair is awesome, its called Flex and it's by Revlon. They sell it at drug stores and it's dirt cheap compared to the $8 shampoos you find out their which end up messing up your hair anyway, I've used it and it really is okay --- so try it out and if you don't like it you'll only be down about $3 bucks.
TiGi's Bed Head products sell at most drug stores, Target, Wal-Mart. They're not extremely expensive ($10-15) but are worth the splurge. If you're looking for something more in a $5-10 range, try Garnier Frutis.
are you crazy
herbal essences. they have certain shampoo and conditoner for certain hair types. i have some and it works great.
i got it from walgreens
i like tresseme. *not sure how to spell it tho* i use it all the time, it makes my hair soft and shiny and its not expensive and best of all you can buy it at wal-mart or target or anywhere.... they have all kinds of stuff that you need... dry hair damaged hair colored hair....it works really good
try herbal essences it works so good and it makes your hair stay smelling good
Um... It would help to know what kind of hair you have: Colored, curly, fine, thick, dry......
There are different kinds of shampoo to use based on what kind of hair you have.
Like I use Paul Mitchell for my very curly hair cause it helps prevent frizz.
It just depends.......different hair needs different care.
Everyone is saying to use Herbal Essences.. but it doesn't work for everyone. I don't use it because it makes my hair very dry and frizzy.
Do you have someone who cuts your hair? Ask them. They would know what kind of hair you have and which would e a good product to use.
Tresemme.
I've been using it for a long time now and LOVE It.
Its under $10.00 for both the shampoo and conditioner.
Its even salon formula, but they sell it at drugstores :]
Drug Store shampoo? All the big brand names are really good like Herbel Essence or Garinier Fructise or Aussie or Pantene Pro-V. Read the labels because they are all unique in what they provide you so just pick whichever one has the elements you want and smells the best to you.I want to buy some good Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair from drug store ONLY, NOT from Salon.?
I use redken, which is awesome. I get it from a salon, but you might be able to get it at the drug store. I've also used garnier frutice (howevr u spell it.) which is good too. They both have tons of variety.
Pantene
I never had any problems with their products. I don't remember the specifics but I was happy. I still use their products but am currently using KeraCare because I wanted to try their products.
Okay I have a real good shampoo %26amp; conditioner that my mom has been using for ages and her hair is awesome, its called Flex and it's by Revlon. They sell it at drug stores and it's dirt cheap compared to the $8 shampoos you find out their which end up messing up your hair anyway, I've used it and it really is okay --- so try it out and if you don't like it you'll only be down about $3 bucks.
TiGi's Bed Head products sell at most drug stores, Target, Wal-Mart. They're not extremely expensive ($10-15) but are worth the splurge. If you're looking for something more in a $5-10 range, try Garnier Frutis.
are you crazy
herbal essences. they have certain shampoo and conditoner for certain hair types. i have some and it works great.
i got it from walgreens
i like tresseme. *not sure how to spell it tho* i use it all the time, it makes my hair soft and shiny and its not expensive and best of all you can buy it at wal-mart or target or anywhere.... they have all kinds of stuff that you need... dry hair damaged hair colored hair....it works really good
try herbal essences it works so good and it makes your hair stay smelling good
Um... It would help to know what kind of hair you have: Colored, curly, fine, thick, dry......
There are different kinds of shampoo to use based on what kind of hair you have.
Like I use Paul Mitchell for my very curly hair cause it helps prevent frizz.
It just depends.......different hair needs different care.
Everyone is saying to use Herbal Essences.. but it doesn't work for everyone. I don't use it because it makes my hair very dry and frizzy.
Do you have someone who cuts your hair? Ask them. They would know what kind of hair you have and which would e a good product to use.
Tresemme.
I've been using it for a long time now and LOVE It.
Its under $10.00 for both the shampoo and conditioner.
Its even salon formula, but they sell it at drugstores :]
What type of shampoo and conditioner suitable for damaged and dry hair?
try these tips...... they relle work!!
Hair Wash
The best way of washing hair is with Aritha and Shikakai Powder. It does not have any chemicals or any other side effects. Aritha and Shikakai powder is available at any General stores or even a banyan shop.
Shampoos
Dry Hair - Egg, Herbal shampoo or any shampoo for dry hair.
Normal Hair - For normal hair fruit shampoos or henna shampoo is good.
Oily Hair - Lemon Shampoo
Hair Oil
Oil your hair at least once in a week. If you have dry hair then oil it twice a week. Hair oil gives the necessary moisturizers to your hair. Herbal hair oil provides you the necessary nourishment along with the moisturizers.
Hair Conditioners
Henna
Henna conditions and colours your hair.
Dry hair - Add some milk, water and 1-2egg yolks in henna. This mixture will not dry your hair and will make it soft and manageable. Apply it monthly.
Normal to Oily Hair 鈥?Add water, lemon, egg yolks in henna. You can apply Henna fortnightly.
Home made conditioners
Add 录 cup of vinegar in 陆 bucket of water. This will give a good shine to your hair. Mix curds and egg yolks together and apply it for 1hour.
Hair Tonics
Try tonic Hair Oil鈥檚 powder - Put 4 tsp of this powder in water, boil it and after cooling down apply it on hair. This will stop hair loss, rejuvenate and nourish your hair.What type of shampoo and conditioner suitable for damaged and dry hair?
ok, it works for me so try it.
its normal brand, Loreal ELSEVE , smooth-intense conditioner.
n i haf been using it for years.What type of shampoo and conditioner suitable for damaged and dry hair?
try pantene pro v renewal packs and treatment satchets. also try hot oil for really damaged hair once a week, pantene pro v has some of that too. and to keep it nurished and silky, try pantene pro v silk serum. thats all you need also keep out of the sun and avoid elements.
Try Pantene. It's pretty good stuff.
Try Dove shampoo and conditioner.
They have several types. Just find the one designed for dry / damaged hair. They work great!
I have tried the Palmolive hair repair shampoo and it really makes your hair soft and reduces damage
the Pantene Moisture Renewal range
Try to find a good mild shampoo (To wash away dirt and to prevent dryness. or just skip until the hair is fully recovered dryness) and an intensive conditioner* (It is design to penetrate from root to tip to treat hair strands best.
i dig the garnier fructis sleek something or other products because they have silicone which makes hair smooth.
I don't think any shampoo or conditioner can help damage hair although there are many shampoo %26amp; conditioner state that they can do the job. You may consider doing at home hotoil treatment couple times a wk. Stay away from hairdye, less hairdry may help and trims every 4-6 wks can cut off some of the damage hair as well... I've also read that eating fish can help produce healthy hair as well...hope this help.great makeup
Hair Wash
The best way of washing hair is with Aritha and Shikakai Powder. It does not have any chemicals or any other side effects. Aritha and Shikakai powder is available at any General stores or even a banyan shop.
Shampoos
Dry Hair - Egg, Herbal shampoo or any shampoo for dry hair.
Normal Hair - For normal hair fruit shampoos or henna shampoo is good.
Oily Hair - Lemon Shampoo
Hair Oil
Oil your hair at least once in a week. If you have dry hair then oil it twice a week. Hair oil gives the necessary moisturizers to your hair. Herbal hair oil provides you the necessary nourishment along with the moisturizers.
Hair Conditioners
Henna
Henna conditions and colours your hair.
Dry hair - Add some milk, water and 1-2egg yolks in henna. This mixture will not dry your hair and will make it soft and manageable. Apply it monthly.
Normal to Oily Hair 鈥?Add water, lemon, egg yolks in henna. You can apply Henna fortnightly.
Home made conditioners
Add 录 cup of vinegar in 陆 bucket of water. This will give a good shine to your hair. Mix curds and egg yolks together and apply it for 1hour.
Hair Tonics
Try tonic Hair Oil鈥檚 powder - Put 4 tsp of this powder in water, boil it and after cooling down apply it on hair. This will stop hair loss, rejuvenate and nourish your hair.What type of shampoo and conditioner suitable for damaged and dry hair?
ok, it works for me so try it.
its normal brand, Loreal ELSEVE , smooth-intense conditioner.
n i haf been using it for years.What type of shampoo and conditioner suitable for damaged and dry hair?
try pantene pro v renewal packs and treatment satchets. also try hot oil for really damaged hair once a week, pantene pro v has some of that too. and to keep it nurished and silky, try pantene pro v silk serum. thats all you need also keep out of the sun and avoid elements.
Try Pantene. It's pretty good stuff.
Try Dove shampoo and conditioner.
They have several types. Just find the one designed for dry / damaged hair. They work great!
I have tried the Palmolive hair repair shampoo and it really makes your hair soft and reduces damage
the Pantene Moisture Renewal range
Try to find a good mild shampoo (To wash away dirt and to prevent dryness. or just skip until the hair is fully recovered dryness) and an intensive conditioner* (It is design to penetrate from root to tip to treat hair strands best.
i dig the garnier fructis sleek something or other products because they have silicone which makes hair smooth.
I don't think any shampoo or conditioner can help damage hair although there are many shampoo %26amp; conditioner state that they can do the job. You may consider doing at home hotoil treatment couple times a wk. Stay away from hairdye, less hairdry may help and trims every 4-6 wks can cut off some of the damage hair as well... I've also read that eating fish can help produce healthy hair as well...hope this help.
Has anyone heard and/or used this all in one shampoo/conditioner/leave in conditioner called Wen?
If you have used it please tell me how it is and if it's worth buying.
Thanks :)Has anyone heard and/or used this all in one shampoo/conditioner/leave in conditioner called Wen?
I haven't used
but it is not advisable
Thanks :)Has anyone heard and/or used this all in one shampoo/conditioner/leave in conditioner called Wen?
I haven't used
but it is not advisable
When should I switch shampoo/conditioner, how long, how frequent?
People say you should always switch shampoos, don't stick to one...
then they say, you shouldn't switch is bad for your scalp......or don't switch too frequently
when should one switch shampoo/conditioner....
is 2 weeks okay or is that too frequent, how about a month.. is that okay....
It's so confusing....thanks..
btw, I'm going to go back and forth with two brands, not by new brands...thank youWhen should I switch shampoo/conditioner, how long, how frequent?
You don't have to switch products if they are still working for you. The idea is that your hair adjusts or becomes ';immune'; a product %26amp; you need to change. That's false. The problem is that you can get product build-up over time so it seems like you shampoo %26amp; conditioner aren't working. To prevent this, I use a clarifying shampoo 1/week. My favorite is Neutrogena Anti-Residue Shampoo.When should I switch shampoo/conditioner, how long, how frequent?
every two weeks should be fine(you switch so one wont stop working as well)
lol,dont believe the hype!!!!
i have and use many different products of shampoo and conditioners.i dont like the same one every single day.each day sumthin new ,each day new compliments on shiny or helalthy looking hair,girls grabing hanfulls and smelling my hair saying things like''never seen hair like this for real,only on t.v''lol
I heard that you should switch like every 2-4 months.And ya switching every two weeks is bad. just go with one brand till your out then use the other brande. Hope this helps.
its not horrible if you don't switch, it dosn't hurt you in anyway. just after time the longer you have used the same shampoo the less effective it is. it is best to switch about every month but you don't have to, i do because i like the change in smell.
then they say, you shouldn't switch is bad for your scalp......or don't switch too frequently
when should one switch shampoo/conditioner....
is 2 weeks okay or is that too frequent, how about a month.. is that okay....
It's so confusing....thanks..
btw, I'm going to go back and forth with two brands, not by new brands...thank youWhen should I switch shampoo/conditioner, how long, how frequent?
You don't have to switch products if they are still working for you. The idea is that your hair adjusts or becomes ';immune'; a product %26amp; you need to change. That's false. The problem is that you can get product build-up over time so it seems like you shampoo %26amp; conditioner aren't working. To prevent this, I use a clarifying shampoo 1/week. My favorite is Neutrogena Anti-Residue Shampoo.When should I switch shampoo/conditioner, how long, how frequent?
every two weeks should be fine(you switch so one wont stop working as well)
lol,dont believe the hype!!!!
i have and use many different products of shampoo and conditioners.i dont like the same one every single day.each day sumthin new ,each day new compliments on shiny or helalthy looking hair,girls grabing hanfulls and smelling my hair saying things like''never seen hair like this for real,only on t.v''lol
I heard that you should switch like every 2-4 months.And ya switching every two weeks is bad. just go with one brand till your out then use the other brande. Hope this helps.
its not horrible if you don't switch, it dosn't hurt you in anyway. just after time the longer you have used the same shampoo the less effective it is. it is best to switch about every month but you don't have to, i do because i like the change in smell.
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