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I was just wondering what shapoo you use. A picture would be nice but not very important. I just really want to find out what the most popular shampoo is. i use Garnier Fructis Fortifying Shampoo. its quite nic and leaves the hair quite smooth with a fruity smell.
I use Dove or Pantene Pro V.
I used to use Finesse a couple of months ago. but use Dove now
Herbal Essences.
I've found the green bottle for oily hair to work best for me. The pink bottle for dry hair left my hair too oily.
Hi Jason.
I use the one for 'Normal Hair.'
I have no idea if a specific brand would work better, so I just went for the neutral option.
Dude just wanted to say your hair has come along way and is really lookin cool congrats man.
that's the same shampoo i use. it seems to work very well for me.
Aussie REAL Volume Shampoo for Fine/Thin Hair.
I just got a new shampoo and conditioner 2day called Sunsilk waves & curls, to try and solve my frizzy hair problem!... i hope it works as my hair gets really frizzy!!!! have any of u ever tried this??! if u all want i'll let u know if the stuff actually works when i use it 2moro...
Oh, I also got a small clear bottle of stuff called FRIZZ-EASE this is also 2 help stop frizzy hair.... did ya'll ever hear of it?! i'mma try it 2moro and if ya's wanna know if it worked just ask me!.... thanx.
Hi David,
Frizz-Ease is one of the brand names of dimethicone / cyclomethicone. I, too, find it extremely helpful for managing frizzy hair and hair with split-end tendencies.
Happy Growth!
Hans-Uwe
right now i'm using Sunsilk Shampoo + Balsam for dry and damaged hair, and sometimes i also use Lorea'l Anti-Breakage leave-in treatment.
I use 4 different shampoos 1 each time I clean my hair
Pro V
Dove
Shine
Head and shoulders
I do not have dry or oily hair so any good shampoo is ok with me I just use different ones every time
I also use different condit. every time
each product does leave something on your hair so I figure different products should used
Because of the odd texture and type of hair I have, I use a variety of shampoos. Becoming greasy a couple days after a shower yet being dry by shampooing daily or every other day.
I usually use Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine but recently used Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Oil Shampoo. Stopped using it since Monday because of how drying it became and restored my hair by using my monthly apple cider vinegar rinse before shampooing.
I use various brands of mild shampoos and look at the ingredients when I shop. I prefer shampoos with sodium laureth sulfate and avoid shampoos with ammonium.
Ed
Ed,
What is sodium laureth sulfate? And what is it about it that makes it good?
Is there a chemist in the house?
Sodium laureth sulfate is a surfactant that creates foam and lather. From what I've heard, it's a milder alternative to sodium lauryl sulfate, which is also a foaming agent/surfactant.
There are some urban legends that claim both are dangerous and cause all kinds of diseases, but those are just myths.
I use Matrix "sleek.look" shampoo and conditioner....Matrix has some great products for all kinds of hair. My hair curly/wavy and tends to be dry...so was referred to the Matrix line by a friend and the results have been great. After blowdrying, I use Matrix "sealing serum" to lock in moisture. These products are of high quality and so little is needed for each shampoo and conditioning.
