Beauty

[HB glamma]

@mspatmac
Yes, small amount of conditioner

[Mellyg]

i would. I have long (ish) curly hair that is finicky with products.

I have noticed that a lot of higher end hair products are concentrated, and a little goes a long way. I will think about the "cost per use" and rationalize it.

[Katcat1]

@Shanus   I spent $28 for shampoo just recently which is unusual for me but it did get 5 stars volume and thickening.  $49 is too high for me but like some of the ladies said, if my hair was in bad condition maybe I would spend $49.  Honestly, I have never heard of Oribe before nor seen it in the salons but that's not to say it's not there.  Knowing me, I walked right past it!    

[QVCPhobe]

You can find it in GILT a little cheaper.   It helps with highlights.

[Shanus]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

@Shanus   I spent $28 for shampoo just recently which is unusual for me but it did get 5 stars volume and thickening.  $49 is too high for me but like some of the ladies said, if my hair was in bad condition maybe I would spend $49.  Honestly, I have never heard of Oribe before nor seen it in the salons but that's not to say it's not there.  Knowing me, I walked right past it!    

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@Katcat1   My personal issue is my hair's not colored, not damaged either. My deep conditioner by Shea Deep Conditioner is a drugstore product, so I'm spolied by that price. I also use their s&c or Beekman s&c.

BTW, Oribe is the main brand of hair products used in my salon. Yes, it smells wonderful and I do get the experience at the salon, but it's not that big a difference to add it to my bill when I check out. 

[Harpa]

I did order some things from Oribe, but have not tried their shampoo. I would pay the price if the product was exceptional. Lucky for me, though, that I already have S&C that I love, which is not expensive.

[kaemarie]

You can find it at Marshalls or TjMaxx for 35

[Katcat1]

I honestly think if the shampoo is really a miracle worker then it's worth the money but if it's nothing special, pass it up quickly.

[camelot]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

I honestly think if the shampoo is really a miracle worker then it's worth the money but if it's nothing special, pass it up quickly.

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I wouldn't call Oribe a "miracle worker". It's a nice product. But, in the end it's only shampoo and gets rinsed down the drain. If I had $$ to burn, I'd purchase. 

[mintedrose]

I actually use that shampoo. Then again, I have 7 different shampoos in my shower. After an endless search for good shampoos, I was told to try that brand. Its ok once in a while but I dont use it everyday.