Beauty

[blackhole99]

I used Suave for years before I started watching QVC and HSN in the 90's. Hair is dead so I guess  it really doesn't matter what you shampoo with if it doesn't dry your hair and scalp out. My hair as I  age is thinner and my gray is fuzzy, I wouldn't think of using a cheap shampoo these days. I caught my husband using Suave body wash as shampoo the other day and in the closet sits a stash of WEN and Tweak-d.

[Katmary]

I use L'Oreal but it's not the greatest. I have poofy frizzy hair and it's next to impossible to deal with so that's an issue. Shea Moisture curl shampoo and conditioner make it wavy/frizzy. I've been getting Redkin anti-frizz conditioner in a large size at TJ Maxx. It helps but I don't like spending forever drying, straightening, and curling my hair so that's on me. 

[momoftwo2007]

@eddyandme  My favorite drugstore shampoo and conditioner brand is Gliss. (Schwarzkopf Gliss Hair Ultimate Repair).  It is as good as my high end products.  My second favorite is Suave Professionals in Moroccan Infusion.

[AspenGrove]

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@eddyandme wrote:

My old faves will always be Revlon Flex, both the shampoo and conditioner:  why they stopped making them, I'll never understand.  

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I still miss Tame Creme Rinse!  Best conditioner EVER. 

[SilleeMee]

I've been using Giovanni Tea Tree Triple Treat shampoo for a long time. What made me buy it is the outstanding customer reviews written all over the place. It smells like mint and it's very gentle, never strips. I love it! You can buy 2-ounce samples of it if you look around for it. It's well worth a try! That's what I bought first and now I buy it by the gallon! LOL!

ETA - You have to buy it online, not sold in stores.

[tends2dogs]

@SilleeMee  I bought this because of your recommendation.  I really like it, too.  I added a few drops of tea tree oil because of having a problem with itchy scalp.  That is a thing of the past now.  BTW my hair is mostly white - no coloring.

[SilleeMee]

Oh! I'm so glad you like it.  @tends2dogs  

My hair is naturally a very dark brown, almost black with no grays and that shampoo makes it so soft and shiny...easy to manage, too. I bet your white locks are very beautiful.  

[MomCat]

I've had pretty good luck with Suave and Pantene lately.  What I have experienced, when I have used a product that is REALLY good, no matter the brand, it's just a matter of time before that product disappears off the shelf or has a new label.  I'm guessing some high end company buys the formula to sell at at a higher price point.  It's all a game with hair products and cosmetics.  Crooks.  I'm on to them, and I'm no longer falling for it.  There are still plenty of drugstore products that are good. 

[ALRATIBA]

I’ve recently switched to Tresemme hair products. All the salons around here use them. Wide product line ...everythingI need. And reasonably priced.

[Ms tyrion2]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

I've been using Giovanni Tea Tree Triple Treat shampoo for a long time. What made me buy it is the outstanding customer reviews written all over the place. It smells like mint and it's very gentle, never strips. I love it! You can buy 2-ounce samples of it if you look around for it. It's well worth a try! That's what I bought first and now I buy it by the gallon! LOL!

ETA - You have to buy it online, not sold in stores.

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@SilleeMee ,

I believe you can buy this shampoo at Whole Foods and I have seen it at TJ Maxx and Marshalls too.