What is your favourite shampoo and conditioner?

The green Head & Shoulders. Though I have been searching for animal tested ones but so far no luck.
 
Head and Shoulders - Citrus Fresh or Cool Menthol
 
I like the Garnier conditioner that comes in the hair colouring boxes. It smells so nice :D
Shampoo - Tresemme, Pantene or Head and Shoulders
 
Well, as an atheist, I'm technically required to use the blood of babies as a shampoo, and the semen of a goat as conditioner, but I find this makes my hair a little hard to comb afterwards.

Truth be told, I have very obstreperous hair, not sure what can tame it as of yet.
 
Jamal said:
I am looking for first-hand opinions about shampoos and conditioners, not advice from a hairdresser who is looking to sell the expensive products which they stock.
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Invite ALL your friends to a braai/dinner. Run your fingers through their hair. Ask questions and take notes. Done.
 
Jamal said:
I am looking for first-hand opinions about shampoos and conditioners, not advice from a hairdresser who is looking to sell the expensive products which they stock.
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Salon shampoo is not always more expensive than retail, actually BioSense make a very nice 1L shampoo that is more economical than so called cheaper products. The only reason why its not sold in retail stores is that its a specialised product and should only be bought with the correct advice. Hair texture determines the product you need to use and a hair stylist is the best to consult.
 
The best shampoo and conditioner I have ever used is Paul mitchell's Tea Tree, it's just way too expensive now. I've started using the John Frieda range (You can get them from Clicks), they also work really well and are not too expensive (R70 a container).
 
Elfreako said:
The best shampoo and conditioner I have ever used is Paul mitchell's Tea Tree, it's just way too expensive now. I've started using the John Frieda range (You can get them from Clicks), they also work really well and are not too expensive (R70 a container).
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Yeah, Paul Mitchell products are very good and I also like the Tea Tree ones when my wife brings them home. The no-tears kiddies shampoo is the best and very economical. Keep in mind that with these products your suppose to use less of the product (tea spoon). But do shop around on PM products as there was a packaging change end of last year and a lot of salons are prepared to sell the previous range for less.
 
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