Which inexpensive drugstore shampoo do you use?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thick hair, slightly oily

Head and Shoulders shampoo, the clean version

And I don't even suffer from dandruff

Another person here who doesn’t suffer from dandruff but also loves head & shoulders

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thick hair, slightly oily

Head and Shoulders shampoo, the clean version

And I don't even suffer from dandruff

Another person here who doesn’t suffer from dandruff but also loves head & shoulders

But why expose yourself to antifungals if you don't have to? Your body can absorb through your scalp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe’s tea tree oil shampoo. My daughter’s hair is thick and mine is medium, and we both use it.

This! I’m a recent convert — and a fan. I also occasionally use Neutrogena T-Sal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The cheap stuff is usually tester on animals fyi.. I pay a bit more for the cruelty free/vegan body/hair stuff.

Wanna bet ?

I use Suave and VO5.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Suave rosemary mint

Is that drying?

I don’t know. It works for me.

[Anonymous]

I’ve always used cheap stuff…L’Oréal. But it’s now $6.99 a bottle!

[Anonymous]

I like the Costco stuff but the bottle is so hard to pump. Sometimes I feel like I'm going to slip in the shower from the force it takes. If I open it and pour it out I have to be careful not to spill.

[Anonymous]

Thick, wavy hair that tends to get dry. I use L’Oreal. Every time I switch I regret it, even to high end product.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does Redken shampoo count? It's drugstore but not super cheap. But it lasts forever and is the only thing that tames my thick, frizzy hair.

Redken isn’t drugstore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thick, wavy hair that tends to get dry. I use L’Oreal. Every time I switch I regret it, even to high end product.

I have thin-ish, wavy hair with dry ends. I love my L’Oreal Ever Pure! The moisturizing and volumizing versions are both good.

[Anonymous]

Odele smoothing. They sell it at Target; IDK about drug stores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tressemme works really well.

+1

[Anonymous]

Suave. It's the only one that makes my hair squeak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Suave. It's the only one that makes my hair squeak.

That means all the oil was stripped out of it.

[Anonymous]

L'Oreal. Thick, slightly wavy hair.