Shampoo/conditioner for fine hair

[Anonymous]

I'm getting tired of using Biolage and am looking for something new. I tried samples of Christophe smoothing shampoo and loved it, but it looks like it has been discontinued. Any suggestions for shampoo/conditioner that doesn't weigh your hair down?

[Anonymous]

I have extremely fine hair. I don't use a conditioner in the shower. Instead, I use a color protector spray that also conditions after towel-drying. It's leave in. Absolutely no feel to it and totally weightless. This is the big new trend in hair care. Check out your salon - every one has something similar.

[Anonymous]

I use Herbal Essences weightless shampoo and conditioner.

[Anonymous]

Shu Uemura Blue is fabulous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have extremely fine hair. I don't use a conditioner in the shower. Instead, I use a color protector spray that also conditions after towel-drying. It's leave in. Absolutely no feel to it and totally weightless. This is the big new trend in hair care. Check out your salon - every one has something similar.

I'm interested in finding out more about this. I have super fine/straight hair but it's not colored/dyed/highllighted. Does it still make sense to use color protector just as a conditioner?

[Anonymous]

I use Biolage too, but my stylist also recommends the Graham Webb stuff in the orange bottles. I think it's called Velvet Soft. My hair is super fine, but also very dry and when I've used it, it doesn't weigh it down.

[Anonymous]

Several people have recommended Aveda Thickening shampoo and conditioner. I just ordered both online, so we'll see how it goes.

[Anonymous]

17:16 - I am the pp to whom you refer. There are leave-in conditioning sprays that simply detangle. They are weightless and a godsend to those of us with stick-straight ultra-fine hair.

[Anonymous]

I'm almost embarrassed to admit I use the "sexy hair" line - the strong sexy hair variety. It's hard to find now; I have to order it online but it's worth it. I have ridiculously fine AND thin hair. In fact, when my regular hair person was on leave, the replacement said "oh, cute! you never lost your baby hair!" Not amused.

[Anonymous]

Bumble and Bumble Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner - very light!

[Anonymous]

The Kerastase (sp?) volumizing set is wonderful. Love it.

[Anonymous]

Bath and Body works orange ginger. (Even though I hate walking under that freaking gingham canopy.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Several people have recommended Aveda Thickening shampoo and conditioner. I just ordered both online, so we'll see how it goes.

This product made my hair like straw.