Shampoo and Conditioner (1 Viewer)

[raymondchouku]

How much do you spend on shampoo+conditioner? I personally do not buy suave unless I need to give my dog a bath... just kidding.. mostly... I'll usually buy tresemme, which, for me, is like ~$13 total for shampoo and conditioner. A 33 OZer of Paul Mitchell is like $~22 so I might get that when I have spare money since I have short hair and that'll probably last me for months... But I usually spend 13usd on shampoo and conditioner. I spend far more on coloring and bleaching..

 

[daesuki]

I don't know how much I spend, but I know it's not much for shapmoo and conditioner since they last me a long time.

 

[kinnie]

I just use Pantene Clean and it's the shampoo/conditioner mix for like $9.00(?)

 

[raymondchouku]

I just use Pantene Clean and it's the shampoo/conditioner mix for like $9.00(?)

like a 2 in 1?

 

[kinnie]

like a 2 in 1?

yes, very convenient. :)

 

[NASA]

I use a lot of different brands (just whatever I can find) BUT I only buy brands that are decent and above, so like Tresemme, Pantene, Aussie, but when I can I also like to buy professional brands like Tigi, I really liked the shampoo in their catwalk line so I wanna get the conditioner too.

 

[Ashla_K]

Since I went natural, I've discovered that the cheapest brands are the ones that work for me. I made the mistake of buying Cantu, which is well known for curly/coily hair, for about 20$ (Only 2 products) in my currency and was a total waste of money. I'll rather keep buying my usual stuff for less than 5$ and that includes my hair gel...

 

[NASA]

Oh and while we're here I just wanted to say that brands like Loreal Elvive really piss me off, who tf needs mica in a shampoo? It's not like makeup where you'll see it, it's just gonna wash away and has no purpose other than to trick you into thinking the shampoo/conditioner will make ur hair shinier by making the actual product all sparkly. And the products don't even make ur hair shiny or smooth!! It's literally one of the most drying products i've ever used, even £1 shampoo and conditioner performs better. Ugh it makes me so mad. Most mica mines use child slavery and most companies don't or can't trace their mica back to the source properly to even know if that's how their mica is being mined, and y'all are using it for literally absolutely nothing? For a product that would 100% be exactly the same without it? Damn.

 

[Wingfrost]

I don’t know the exact cost but I think it’s around 2 or 3 dollars for each bottle.

 

[LeeriaYa]

I think around 20 dollars and it's a large bottle of shampoo and conditioner. It's tea tree oil,blossom oil and mint extract. A hair dresser recommended it for thick and wavy hair types and it makes my hair smell like peppermint and mint and keeps it from going oily. I save it well and it can last me up to a year and a half if I only use a dime since you're supposed to avoid roots.

 

[lostinwvnderland]

I use different brand and they all cost over $30. I do run out of shampoo fast because I do have long hair and I do put a lot. The one I am currently using is the Luseta Beauty.

 

[raymondchouku]

It's tea tree oil,blossom oil and mint extract. A hair dresser recommended it for thick and wavy hair types and it I save it well and it can last me up to a year and a half if I only use a dime since you're supposed to avoid roots.

Sounds like heaven in a bottle😅

 

[LeeriaYa]

Sounds like heaven in a bottle😅

It can get more pricey if I don't use coupons. Benefits of quartine are..get sent coupons,hoard coupons and voila.

Otherwise I also use tresemme. I always hoard it away from family though 👀

 

[yeji]

I use someone my hair dressee recommended for shampoo which is a big bottle and costs like 30€. For conditioner and hair oils I just try a lot and see if I like something. I usually really love things with roses, lavender or coconut in it

 

[SnowWhite]

Not too much because nothing can save my freaking hair. Those who live in very humid weather understand my pain.