How Do You Shampoo?

I typically splurge on salon shampoo for my very fine, thin hair until a recent vacation forced me into a drugstore purchase. I am now hooked on Infusium 23 Shampoo! It is creamy and moisturizing without weiging down my fine hair. After two months my hair feels healthier (and so does my wallet!) Cheap but terrific!!!

I tried Pantene's Nature Fusion Shampoo and Conditioner when it came out, and have been hooked ever since. It has "cassia" in it which makes my hair stronger and shinier. I do use a baby shampoo once a week that helps to clarify my hair, it is cheaper than a clarifying shampoo.

I like nexxus for volume shampoo and nexxus leave in conditioner

I'm really loving Suave professional's especially the Volume and Natural. Love the great price!

I use Pantene, although the new formulations are making it difficult. Part of my problem with shampoos is that the scent of so many of them is very strong. I can't stand to smell them standing in the store. I don't want them on me.

I have curly hair, that just seems to get bigger and curlier when it gets touched by water or humidity. I tried so many different brands, but my newest try works great! I love the Suave Professionals line. I use the shampoo, conditioner, hair spray, and anti-frizz cream and it really keeps my hair under control. And best of all it's a great price

I have tried the Matrix Bioloage Hydratherapie Hydrating Shampoo and L?Oreal EverPure Shampoo and Conditioner. They both seemed to work well on my hair for softness. I have long black (colored) hair that have choppy layers. Occasionally I feel like my ends get dry and frizzy, but these two brands in particular helped my hair stay smooth. L'Oreal does not offer a lot of suds in the shampoo, but this is a good things, since more suds equal more stripping of natural oils. The Matrix product was a light cream conditioner and feels as if it won't do the job right. Using both the shampoo and conditioner together for each brand is the best way to go. I am also a huge fan of Paul Mitchell's Ginger Awauphi Line. It is so amazing with what it can do for shine and silkiness! My hair looks gorgeous and involves literally no work! There is also a Styling Oil- one pump, warm up in the palm of your hands, and disperse on ends of hair. This is something everyone should try at least once.

I change them out about have so faves that are good to fall back on I love pantean

I really like the Suave for color treated hair. It does the job & my hair is soft, shiny and my color seems to not fade as fast.

Right now i am just using Pantene Pro-v.....i find that HE is only about the smell really, which is quite strong. not saying it smells bad because it smells great! but then i find it really dries my hair out even when i use conditioner! I switch my shampoo and don't ever stick to the same thing. my next shampoo is a Japan brand called Essentials....yay!

I use John Freida and Nexxus and I've haven't had any problems with my hair since. I think the term "you get what you pay for" is correct with shampoo's if it's a dollar to two dollars your basically paying for an alcohol based product which is not healthy for your hair.

I use TRESemme' color protect shampoo. I really does extend the life of my colr and it smells wonderful while not being perfumey.

I use Pantene for Medium to Thick hair for frizz because my hair is very thick and naturally curly. It makes my hair feel soft and look shiny!

I was a loyal Herbal Essences customer until a few months ago when I had a coupon to try a free bottle of Aussie Shampoo. I always purchase individual shampoo and conditioner, but with only one coupon, I decided to get the 2-n-1 and just let hubby use it. Little did I know I'd be so pregnant and exhausted I wouldn't feel like using two steps on my hair, so I tried the Aussie one day and I LOVE it! My hair came out feeling and looking so much better than with H.E. and it was so quick and easy. I just bought a new bottle even though I still have some H.E. leftover, I am loyal Aussie girl now.

I switch my shampoos pretty regularly and like herbal essence for frizzy hair. It calms the frizz. I have also used Loreal which doesn't seem to meet my need. Garnier is nice smelling but again just does not offer the trick.