shampoo

[loltolhurst]

but gay this but..

my hairdresser always says to stop using cheap stuff as its too strong and strips hair of everything etc and only use expensive ones ( they sell obviously..)

question is today i saw baby shampoo is 35p for a large bottle. I presume this must not be too strong for babies yet still "work"

is there any difference between using 35p baby shampoo and cheap/expensive adult shampoo?

obviously normally i use engine oil grrrr

[Pickled Piper]

You have a hairdresser?

pp

[Dupont666]

swerni said:

Pickled Piper said:

You have hair?

pp

EFA

You just polish and buff rather than anytype of shampoo?

Or do you use:

[dirty boy]

loltolhurst said:

but gay this but..

my hairdresser always says to stop using cheap stuff as its too strong and strips hair of everything etc and only use expensive ones ( they sell obviously..)

question is today i saw baby shampoo is 35p for a large bottle. I presume this must not be too strong for babies yet still "work"

is there any difference between using 35p baby shampoo and cheap/expensive adult shampoo?

obviously normally i use engine oil grrrr

As I live with a hairdresser, and have been surrounded by them my entire life, I can confirm what she's saying is true - to a degree.

As with any 'product' they differ, gels do the same thing, stick your hair up, but some will do harm, others will not.

My wife will not use any other product other than Paul Mitchell. She also has ones specifically for use after swimming to strip chlorine. However, they're fecking expensive! We're talking closer to a tenner for a bottle.

If it helps, she's happy to use cheap conditioners, but I can't remember the reasoning behind it, rest assured there will be some.

[loltolhurst]

dirty boy said:

loltolhurst said:

but gay this but..

my hairdresser always says to stop using cheap stuff as its too strong and strips hair of everything etc and only use expensive ones ( they sell obviously..)

question is today i saw baby shampoo is 35p for a large bottle. I presume this must not be too strong for babies yet still "work"

is there any difference between using 35p baby shampoo and cheap/expensive adult shampoo?

obviously normally i use engine oil grrrr

so would she use paul mitchell shampoo on a baby?!

As I live with a hairdresser, and have been surrounded by them my entire life, I can confirm what she's saying is true - to a degree.

As with any 'product' they differ, gels do the same thing, stick your hair up, but some will do harm, others will not.

My wife will not use any other product other than Paul Mitchell. She also has ones specifically for use after swimming to strip chlorine. However, they're fecking expensive! We're talking closer to a tenner for a bottle.

If it helps, she's happy to use cheap conditioners, but I can't remember the reasoning behind it, rest assured there will be some.

so would she only use paul mitchell shampoo on a baby?!

[dirty boy]

loltolhurst said:

so would she only use paul mitchell shampoo on a baby?!

Oh yes, we have two children...

this is the only stuff to grace their curls.

[loltolhurst]

dirty boy said:

loltolhurst said:

so would she only use paul mitchell shampoo on a baby?!

Oh yes, we have two children...

this is the only stuff to grace their curls.

fill it full of sainsburys value baby shampoo for 35p and see if she notices

[Simon Brooks]

face up to it, no matter how cheap or expensive the stuff is, your hair will still go grey and fall out at some point, might as well spend the money you save by buying cheap poo on beer, women and cars

[sonic_2k_uk]

The gf is a hairdresser here also.

She's always said the same thing, but luckily she does all the buying so i'm not the one forking out £10/bottle

[sonic_2k_uk]

Just asked what it is she gets. She said redkin, paul mitchell and bed head are all good, and that this is a well priced place to buy from:

http://www.cheapsmells.com/viewProduct.php?id=6274
http://www.cheapsmells.com/viewProduct.php?id=6262

[Dupont666]

sonic_2k_uk said:

Just asked what it is she gets. She said redkin, paul mitchell and bed head are all good, and that this is a well priced place to buy from:

http://www.cheapsmells.com/viewProduct.php?id=6274
http://www.cheapsmells.com/viewProduct.php?id=6262

my OH buys redken, I get told off for using it and I can see why at £12 a bottle... what the fk is in it?

[loltolhurst]

so by their logic you need a shampoo that does not strip the hair of everything and then any old conditioner? therefore why cant i use 35p baby shampoo as surely they will not make baby stuff strong? does the shampoo stage add any more? can you ask them their logic please!

[SkinnyBoy]

After years of spending stupid money on shampoos and conditioners Tresemme comes out on top for me, good value for money and suitable for my alien hair! Paying top dollar for shampoo is a fools errand. I was that fool on an errand.

[sonic_2k_uk]

loltolhurst said:

so by their logic you need a shampoo that does not strip the hair of everything and then any old conditioner? therefore why cant i use 35p baby shampoo as surely they will not make baby stuff strong? does the shampoo stage add any more? can you ask them their logic please!

I guess it's a bit like wanting a shampoo to clean the car. You don't want it to strip all the paint off, but you do want it to remove the dirt. Thus you use a proper shampoo, not a 35p bottle of white spirit.

The conditioner is the LSP, the wax, that protects the hair.

[Dupont666]

sonic_2k_uk said:

loltolhurst said:

so by their logic you need a shampoo that does not strip the hair of everything and then any old conditioner? therefore why cant i use 35p baby shampoo as surely they will not make baby stuff strong? does the shampoo stage add any more? can you ask them their logic please!

I guess it's a bit like wanting a shampoo to clean the car. You don't want it to strip all the paint off, but you do want it to remove the dirt. Thus you use a proper shampoo, not a 35p bottle of white spirit.

The conditioner is the LSP, the wax, that protects the hair.

Whats conditioner?