MoonLight0
10-11-2006, 04:09 PM
I'm looking for yet another new shampoo to try, and it's getting rather difficult to find something I needs that's affordable.
I don't like spending too much on beauty products that just end up down the drain, but it seems that most cheaper brands just don't work for my hair at all anymore.
I currently use Garnier Fructis which has worked great for a while, but not so much anymore... my hair breaks off excessively and I discover new split ends every time I wash it (despite the fact that I recently cut my hair, and went back and cut off almost all the other damaged ends). I also use heat protectants when I blowdry, and comb my hair with a very wide tooth comb yet still get tons of split ends. It's crazy.
I think it may be the fact that I probably have a lot of build-up from the numerous products I put in my hair every single time I wash it, and we seem to have hard water; I'm definitely not the only one who noticed.
Anyway...
I just bought a clarifying shampoo by Nexxus, so hopefully that will help since I hear many good things about it.
But I've also been looking for other more affordable shampoos to try. I've heard good things about Got2B shampoos/conditioners...
I really want to try some of their products, unfortunately they're REALLY hard to find. (I don't buy my products at salons.) So over the past couple of days I've been searching back and forth through all the different places (in this area) that carry the Got2B brand... but all I seem to find are gels, sprays, serums, and other styling products I already have plenty of.
So I'm wondering whether the Got2B products are actually any good seeing that they are relatively cheap compared to other brands usually found at salons? Is it worth going to salons (or wherever) in an attempt to find something other than styling products? The last thing I need are more products... I need a good shampoo/conditioner for my long, straight, thick hair.
Thanks for your opinions.
I don't like spending too much on beauty products that just end up down the drain, but it seems that most cheaper brands just don't work for my hair at all anymore.
I currently use Garnier Fructis which has worked great for a while, but not so much anymore... my hair breaks off excessively and I discover new split ends every time I wash it (despite the fact that I recently cut my hair, and went back and cut off almost all the other damaged ends). I also use heat protectants when I blowdry, and comb my hair with a very wide tooth comb yet still get tons of split ends. It's crazy.
I think it may be the fact that I probably have a lot of build-up from the numerous products I put in my hair every single time I wash it, and we seem to have hard water; I'm definitely not the only one who noticed.
Anyway...
I just bought a clarifying shampoo by Nexxus, so hopefully that will help since I hear many good things about it.
But I've also been looking for other more affordable shampoos to try. I've heard good things about Got2B shampoos/conditioners...
I really want to try some of their products, unfortunately they're REALLY hard to find. (I don't buy my products at salons.) So over the past couple of days I've been searching back and forth through all the different places (in this area) that carry the Got2B brand... but all I seem to find are gels, sprays, serums, and other styling products I already have plenty of.
So I'm wondering whether the Got2B products are actually any good seeing that they are relatively cheap compared to other brands usually found at salons? Is it worth going to salons (or wherever) in an attempt to find something other than styling products? The last thing I need are more products... I need a good shampoo/conditioner for my long, straight, thick hair.
Thanks for your opinions.
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kj_johnson
10-14-2006, 10:29 PM
i have got2b glossy anti frizz shine serum, walgreen's, nothing to brag about but i didn't notice any shampoo or conditioner, have you been to any sites that only talk about long hair and CWO-condition,wash,only kg:wave:
caliente
10-14-2006, 11:17 PM
my local walgreens and kmart both carry the styling products as well as the shampoos and conditioners. i have never tried the shampoos and conditioners, but some of their styling products are nice. i really like the playful creme pomade, and i use it on a regular basis. it smells really good too, sweet like vanilla or whipped cream. mmm!
MoonLight0
10-15-2006, 12:41 PM
Thanks for the replies.
It seems that the shampoos and conditioners are almost impossible to find. Maybe I'll have to visit a salon or something. I definitely don't need more styling products, and they do have plenty of those.
I got Nexxus the other day instead, and the Aloe Rid shampoo works great. Love it. I haven't tried the other one I bought (Therappe) yet, but I'm excited to try it.
It seems that the shampoos and conditioners are almost impossible to find. Maybe I'll have to visit a salon or something. I definitely don't need more styling products, and they do have plenty of those.
I got Nexxus the other day instead, and the Aloe Rid shampoo works great. Love it. I haven't tried the other one I bought (Therappe) yet, but I'm excited to try it.