What shampoo do you use?

[Azami]

Or do you use none at all?

[Azami]

Originally posted by TWPanda77:

If you want smooth and shiny hair go with Kerastase Chronologiste, it is my favorite and it smells great.

jesus christ. it cost 54 dollars or up.

[Under there]

none. i wash it with cold water and occasionally use buttermilk soap if it gets greasy. it doesn't get greasy often, though because i don't use shampoo.

[MoonC A T]

Originally posted by Ay nako...:

Originally posted by TWPanda77:

If you want smooth and shiny hair go with Kerastase Chronologiste, it is my favorite and it smells great.

jesus christ. it cost 54 dollars or up.

For only 250ml lol

[Angel]

I'm not too picky with shampoo but usually use in cycles TRESemmé, Head and Shoulders, Garnier and Pantene.

[Tiberius]

Cow's piss

[MoonC A T]

Originally posted by Angel:

I'm not too picky with shampoo but usually use in cycles TRESemmé, Head and Shoulders, Garnier and Pantene.

So is it because of this theory? (I'm hoping not to be the only one to subscribe to this idea)

Originally posted by MoonC A T:

Originally posted by Ay nako...:

Sorry

OK maybe not so weird, you got me :)

I change shampoos frequently because it feels like my hair "adapts" to shampoo and doesn't clean as well when I use it too much.

It's probably not true but when I buy a new one I feel like it cleans better.

[Rhila]

Johnson for babies

[AM]

Anything 3in1 that is either coffee or wood smell

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Originally posted by Rhila:

Johnson for babies

[Shiro♌]

I don't use shampoo that frequently, so I just pick one that I have - I'm not picky in this case.

[Zilkenian Davenport]

A honey type one.
The main downside is because I'm blonde, and I smell like honey, I tend to attract bees.

[Schamyl006]

Bioblas is nice too