Which inexpensive drugstore shampoo do you use?

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Anonymous wrote:I have to rotate through the brands to keep my hair from being weighed down.

+1. My Mom taught me that the trick was to never use any one shampoo for too long, and I’ve found that to be true. I usually use one “moisturizing” shampoo and one “clarifying” shampoo that I alternate, but the actual brands don’t seem to matter much.

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Giovanni 2chic avocado for my fine curly hair. It’s not the absolute cheapest but fits the criteria of cheap-ish and sold in drug stores

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Been using Pantene for 30 years. I have thick but fine hair that gets oily at the scalp.

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Anonymous wrote:Giovanni 2chic avocado for my fine curly hair. It’s not the absolute cheapest but fits the criteria of cheap-ish and sold in drug stores

I've used the conditioner of this but not the shampoo yet, the conditioner is excellent.

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Anonymous wrote:Tressemme works really well.

+1

+2. This is pretty much all I use and I’m a snob jn other ways. It’s legit good (their conditioner, too) and cheap.

What are you all plusing? +

Tresemme!

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Anonymous wrote:I like Garnier Whole Blends Ginger Recovery.

Where are you finding that? I love that stuff,but I've been unable to find it in stores for over six months!

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Anonymous wrote:I use the expensive bespoke stuff, but my DH uses Pantene and his hair looks better than mine (I should probably just switch to it).

I switched to Olaplex, then Oribe. They dried my hair to straws. Just switched to some castrol oil based shampoo I found on amazon --- Sheamoisture for damaged hair. My hair starts getting a little shine back.

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Anonymous wrote:My college roommate worked in cosmetics, and I was basically told that shampoo isn't something that is worth spending more money on. We usually buy Pert Plus and Head & Shoulders from Costco. Though now I am interested in checking out the TJ one people are mentioning. I did also hear it's good to occasionally switch up the shampoo you use.

I buy fairly expensive conditioner.

How long do you leave the conditioner in? I can never stand in the shower for 10 min after i put conditioner on.

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

Came here to say this too.

I love the conditioner but hate the shampoo. It does not get sudsy and burns my eyes terribly.

? lol someone is having trouble expressing themselves on this thread.

You need to reply to see all the previous quotes, otherwise you only see the last one and lose context. However if you read the posts by chronicle order, you should have remembered what the previous quotes are.

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I agree that cheap shampoo and pricier conditioner is the way to go. I use Head and Shoulders because I feel it leaves the hair shinier.
I wash my hair in the tub with the spray attachment, put the conditioner on, go empty the dishwasher or something and then take my shower.

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Anonymous wrote:My college roommate worked in cosmetics, and I was basically told that shampoo isn't something that is worth spending more money on. We usually buy Pert Plus and Head & Shoulders from Costco. Though now I am interested in checking out the TJ one people are mentioning. I did also hear it's good to occasionally switch up the shampoo you use.

I buy fairly expensive conditioner.

How long do you leave the conditioner in? I can never stand in the shower for 10 min after i put conditioner on.

But Pert Plus already has conditioner in it...

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Anonymous wrote: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.

The costco stuff does not smell good or clean to me.

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Anonymous wrote:Tressemme works really well.

+1

+2. This is pretty much all I use and I’m a snob jn other ways. It’s legit good (their conditioner, too) and cheap.

What are you all plusing? +

Tresemme!

A hair stylist once told me Tresemme worked better than the fancy stuff they sold in her salon and I used to use it but now it seems to have a lot more fragrance in it than it used to.

[Anonymous]

Aussie, granite and L’Oréal have great shampoos.

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Anonymous wrote:Aussie, granite and L’Oréal have great shampoos.

Never heard of granite shampo.