Switching between cleaning products

• Switching between cleaning products
  

  

  Chad F.

  
  

  Hey guys, I'm hoping you could give me some advice on this pondering of mine. It has bothered me for a while, and I'd like to know whether or not I'm wasting my money!

  (sorry for the semi-long post!)

  For about a week I've been washing my hair with Garnier Fructis Long and Strong, separate shampoo and condish. This is supposed to have anti-breakage & anti split ends ingredients. My hair is in good condition already, so this is more of an 'insurance policy' against wear and tear as my hair finally gets to a decent length.

  My hair is quite wavy, and it needs more moisture than the Long and Strong provides, so I've been using a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner as well.
  Does anybody know if this may negate the effect from the previous washes with the Long and Strong?

  The optimist in me is hoping that these will actually combine with each other.

  Bestow upon me your wisdom :)

  Thanks for reading

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  • Re: Switching between cleaning products [PIC]
    

    

    rich in ny

    
    

    

    I think it is good what you are doing. While I am not officially a longhair yet I need all the help I can get. Also tonight there was a report that biotin vitamins may help strengthen hair but there is conclusive evidence that they help nails. Maybe biotin is the answer

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  • Re: Switching between cleaning products
    

    

    Chris_H

    
    

    Hey, Chad.F
    The best shampoo/conditioner that you can use is one that provides moisture. I myself have wavy/curly hair as well. Maybe the moisturizing shampoos/conditioners i use and have used can work for you as well. Well, Here they are: "Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine",
    "Matrix sleek", "Biosilk", "Aussie Moisturizing", "Herbal Essences Hydrating Shampoo"(Comes In A Blue bOTTLE aND sMELLS Like Coconut),
    "Mane N Tail"...... I think thats about it.. Hope this helps

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