Drugstore brand shampoo & conditioner for dry, color treated hair

ninjawife · ‎11-15-2011

Help me find a drugstore brand shampoo and conditioner for dry, color treated hair. What about Dove? I was at the drugstore yesterday and they had all the Dove shampoos and conditioners in lock boxes!?!?

Thanks in advance

just bee · ‎03-10-2010

@ninjawife wrote:
Help me find a drugstore brand shampoo and conditioner for dry, color treated hair. What about Dove? I was at the drugstore yesterday and they had all the Dove shampoos and conditioners in lock boxes!?!?

Thanks in advance

@ninjawife

Wow. You don't live in Albuquerque, do you? Our Walmart's beauty section has a whole aisle under lock and key. Sad commentary on the state of our civilization.

Speaking of Walmart, my hair has been a disaster lately so, on a whim (born of desperation), I picked up a pack of Suave shampoo and conditioner for under five bucks. Got the almond and shea butter formula -- two 28-ounce bottles.

My hair looks and feels like hair again. Go figure.

Check out their website. They also have a color protection formula.

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Roni18 · ‎08-22-2013

@ninjawife wrote:
Help me find a drugstore brand shampoo and conditioner for dry, color treated hair. What about Dove? I was at the drugstore yesterday and they had all the Dove shampoos and conditioners in lock boxes!?!?

Thanks in advance

So strange (and sad) about having to lock up shampoos!

@ninjawife this is not a drugstore brand and it was expensive but the best conditioner I have found is the Davines OI conditioner. I got a sample when I was doing the Birchbox subscription then splurged on a larger jar. I had been using the Instyler to curl my hair and started noticing that my hair was getting dry and rough looking. I guess maybe te Instyler was just too hot for my hair. This conditioner worked wonders! I am not using it every day but just every so often when my hair looks like it needs it. The jar was around $60 I think but I bought it back in the fall and still have plenty left so it was worth the expense, Just thought I would mention it because it was so amazing for me.

noodleann · ‎06-10-2015

@ninjawife wrote:
Help me find a drugstore brand shampoo and conditioner for dry, color treated hair. What about Dove? I was at the drugstore yesterday and they had all the Dove shampoos and conditioners in lock boxes!?!?

Thanks in advance

I can understand locking the products that are $15, $20+, but Dove?

Did you ask anyone why they're doing this? I looked online and couldn't find anything specific to Dove. I wonder if you sniff it . . .

grandma2pkmh · ‎08-04-2013

@ninjawife I try to switch shampoos & conditioners every 3 months. Right now I am using L'Oreal Color Vibrancy Intensive Shampoo & Conditioner. I think it works as well as any.

But I also suggest you trying Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine leave in conditioner. It makes a big difference in appearance, fly aways & dry hair. It only takes a very small amount for short hair (dime size)

Bridgegal · ‎03-09-2010

I've been buying shampoo and conditioner for my color treated hair at my local whole foods store (not the big Whole Foods chain).

I saw an ad for Ever Pure by L'Oreal . Normally, I avoid L'Oreal because it is not cruelty free but this line is and is seems to have better ingredients. It has several variations/combos and all are sulfate free. I really like it and it's in the $5.00-6.00 range here in SE PA.

brandiwine · ‎03-11-2010

I love the new line from Loreal that is sulfate free. They have different ones, but the one I use is a repair one. Lots of shine, softness, and body for my dry, curly hair.

Mz iMac · ‎07-26-2014

"Suave shampoo and conditioner for under five bucks. "

Get's a from me.

I did purchase a 40 oz bottle of Dove conditioner for dry air for which included free 40 0z bottles of shampoo & body wash for $6 from BJ's. For that price I couldn't resist. Haven't tried it yet as I have enough Suave to last till 2018.

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