Anonymous wrote:Loreal Everpure

This or Pantene

Loreal Everpure

I like Garnier products for shampoo and conditioner. I have not used a Garnier product I didn't like in general enough to buy again.

I have fine, straight hair and use Pantene Volumizing shampoo and conditioner. That, along with my products, seem fine for me. I used to use Aveda, but shifted to Pantene some years ago.

Kristen Ess, sold at Target.

I like the Suave in the pink bottles-- Keratin Smoothing? I like almost everything from Suave, though. My kids like Garnier Fructis (one has long hair). It's too fruity smelling for me, but I think it works well.

I've used a lot of expensive shampoos and conditioners and always come back to Suave.

Anonymous wrote:V05 is the best - all types.

You don't find it drying? I love the scents but its drying for my hair.

I have very curly, dry hair. I use Garnier Fructis and love it.

Thanks for this post. I'm in debt and can no longer afford my beloved Ouai shampoo/conditioner.

V05 is the best - all types.

Finesse if you can find it

Anonymous wrote:Kirkland Signature moisturizing shampoo at Costco. $11.99 for a big 34 oz bottle -- many people think it's a dupe for Pureology.

A lot of us don't have costco though...

Anonymous wrote:Kirkland Signature moisturizing shampoo at Costco. $11.99 for a big 34 oz bottle -- many people think it's a dupe for Pureology.

I bought this recently, and it was terrible on my hair. It felt like straw, frizzy and voluminous, and made it hard to run my fingers through my hair.

I then bought Dove daily moisture at Target and have been a lot happier with it.

Kirkland Signature moisturizing shampoo at Costco. $11.99 for a big 34 oz bottle -- many people think it's a dupe for Pureology.

Please share your cheap moisturizing shampoo with me for thin, fine straight hair.