Last time I changed shampoo and conditioner I just showed my hair to a shop assistant in a cosmetics store and asked which of their products would be best for me. (But then I also like having long hair because it only takes 2 minutes to brush and tie into a ponytail each morning so I don’t care enough to worry if I’m getting enough Tanzanite)
So what you’re saying is that volumization is a new form of self-defense? Like how hairspray and gel used to be used to form an impregnable exoskeleton of hair, except now we’ve realized it’s more effective to deflect blows back at the attacker?
Epi Sooth Shampoo is soap-free and derived from natural oat grains to cleanse, sooth and control mild itching due to dry skin and dermatitis in cats and dogs.
this is the nice shampoo for pets.
Last time I changed shampoo and conditioner I just showed my hair to a shop assistant in a cosmetics store and asked which of their products would be best for me. (But then I also like having long hair because it only takes 2 minutes to brush and tie into a ponytail each morning so I don’t care enough to worry if I’m getting enough Tanzanite)
And here I thought the word shampoo meant fake feces.
Why buy shampoo when the real stuff is still free.
because sham-poo is like sham-wow!
…a glorified towel. wait that makes no sense
I really like some of the new girly hairstyles in this one.
For me, if it foams, it’s fair game to go in my hair.
Even rabies infected animals?
Shaving cream? Use that, and you won’t need any more foam for a few days.
“Coconut – what were you thinking?” per Sheldon
I generally pick shampoo based on what it smells like.
“Oooh lavender scent!”
“ooooh! Strawberry scent!”
“ooh! unpronounceable flower scent! Wait, just smells like orange.”
I have three major factors for buying shampoo:
1. Does it say “Shampoo” on the bottle?
2. Is it cheap?
3. Does it not smell completely horrible?
I’ve found that low-priced shampoo is like low-priced toilet paper. Neither economical nor worth paying for.
So what you’re saying is that volumization is a new form of self-defense? Like how hairspray and gel used to be used to form an impregnable exoskeleton of hair, except now we’ve realized it’s more effective to deflect blows back at the attacker?
Help!
It says “Lather, rinse, repeat” but it doesn’t say “stop!”
Note that if your hair actually effervesces you should probably see a doctor.
As a bald man with a ponytail, I find the dollar a bottle stuff adequate.
As a former ponytailed type I always went for the ones that promised relief from split ends. None actually worked. Even my moustache had split ends.
Ouch!
I have to use prescription stength anti-dandriff shampoo because I could use it like a smoke sceen. It smells of medicine of course.
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Dandriff, disgusting but effective.
Sorry, it took out some spaces on the 2nd and 4th line.
Epi Sooth Shampoo is soap-free and derived from natural oat grains to cleanse, sooth and control mild itching due to dry skin and dermatitis in cats and dogs.
this is the nice shampoo for pets.