Shampoo and Conditioner
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cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
I like most of the Redken products. But I saw this new Pantene stuff..can't think of the name of it. I like it. But, anytime you change up shampoo, your hair most always looks/feels better for a time. So, I switch up. I use the Redken primarily and then toss in whatever I see on sale in the store and use that a few days then go back to the Redken.
pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
cattitude said:
I use to be an avid Biolage and Artec product user then I've been on this Redken kick. I went back to the Artec and really do prefer it. But I need to switch up. I'm a product ho. Totally unfaithful to any product line.
If you've never tried Artec products give them a go around next time you're at the salon. I haven't used a Panteen product in years. Have they improved? My hair is baby fine. I don't want to sound snotty but cheap products scare me. Because it's so fine it breaks very easily if it dries out. I don't want to look like I have straw on my head.
I really liked that ION treatment I got from Sally's. I wonder if they have a whole line?
Tina2001aniT
New Member
pixiegirl said:I use to be an avid Biolage and Artec product user then I've been on this Redken kick. I went back to the Artec and really do prefer it. But I need to switch up. I'm a product ho. Totally unfaithful to any product line.
I haven't used a Panteen product in years. Have they improved? My hair is baby fine. I don't want to sound snotty but cheap products scare me. Because it's so fine it breaks very easily if it dries out. I don't want to look like I have straw on my head.
I really liked that ION treatment I got from Sally's. I wonder if they have a whole line?
My hair is baby fine as well and I love love love the John Freida stuff
harleygirl
Working for the weekend
The Bed Head products work pretty good.pixiegirl said:
Club'nBabySeals
Where are my pants?
I've used Biolage for years and it seems to work very well with my hair type. On occasion supply emergencies demand that I use something from the drugstore until I can get back to the salon for a replenishment, and for those instances I usually opt for the Dove products.
I personally detest Pantene, and refuse to use it. The stuff turns my hair into a brittle over-perfumed mess.
I personally detest Pantene, and refuse to use it. The stuff turns my hair into a brittle over-perfumed mess.
sushisamba
Purrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Biolage. Only when purchased in a salon.
mAlice
professional daydreamer
Club'nBabySeals said:
Pantene has too much protien to use every day. It should only be used once or twice a week, unless you have extremely damaged hair. I always have a tub of the conditioner. Other than that, I use a daily clarifying shampoo and conditioner, off the shelf, no special brand.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I have a styler of theirs, but have never tried any shampoo/conditioners. What are some good ones?harleygirl said:
harleygirl
Working for the weekend
Moisture Manic is good if your hair is colored. Dumb Blonde conditioner is da bomb......(your hair does not have to be blonde), it is a little pricey at about $17.00 a tube, but you only need a little bit. I still like to use a pea sized amount of Nexuss Humetress and work it through my color treated hair after I towel dry it.Chasey_Lane said:
Suave's designer knock-offs work fine for me. Shampoo isn't something I'll spend a lot of money on because it all washes hair the same. Weekly deep conditioner, however, is another story.
workin hard
Icebox
I'm using Paul Mitchell for color treated hair right now and I like it so far....But I never stay with one brand. I usually get something new everytime I run out...
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So far I've stuck to one brand for about 3 weeks. Matrix Color.Smart. I also like Redken All Soft.girliegirl
New Member
pixiegirl said:
Bumble & Bumble products have worked great for me. I know The Hair Company sells this line, not sure who else.
Christy
b*tch rocket
I use the Garnier Fructise (sp?) sleek shine. It's the only thing that will enable me to get a comb through my daughter's hair. :shrug: I'll also hit my hair with some Suave clarifiying. I've found that it works (on my hair) just as good as most of the high dollar clarifying shampoos.
MargeInCharge
New Member
vraiblonde said:
That's exactly what Consumer Reports says. They said they tested products ranging in price from $1.40 to $11 for 13-15 oz bottles, and their conclusion was that any shampoo will clean your hair just fine.
I buy what's on sale. If I have coupons, even better. Right now I'm using the Fructis stuff, but I really like the Aussie brand. It smells really good.