Do you have an 'old faithful' shampoo and conditioner?

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Regardless of how I am lured into buying expensive and well-marketed wonder hair products, I am always disappointed. Herbal Essences (older range) for normal hair, in the larger chunkier bottles cleanses and conditions my hair a treat.

That said, I know water changes in different areas - a weekend visit to a Dublin guesthouse had travel sizes bottles of The Scottish Company 'Au Lait' shampoo&condit in one brought a magnificent shine to my hair, but I have never been able to replicate that since. Clearly I must move to Eire .

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I like the Aussie shampoos and conditioners.

Dr Organic Argan Oil. I keep trying all the different sulphate/silicone free ranges for curly hair but this really is the best I've found so far.

I tried the Dr Organic Vit E shampoo but it made my scalp really itchy

At the moment I've got some Liz Earle shampoo and conditioner .
Next time I go to London I'll buy a 1Litre of Aveda Shampure (DH and I both use this, I love the smell. It will last us a year. It is expensive but if I have that , I don't need to think about other shampoo, so I don't waste money ).

My DD loves Aussie products (especially when they are on 3 for £10 ) .

Every other herbal essence product is a waste for me but the yellow bottle does the trick.

I'm always disappointed by everything else I buy.

Nope. If I use the same one all the time I end up getting itchy scalp and lank hair.

It Aussie for me too, miracle moist shampoo and the 3 min thingy conditioner.

Me too Beamur - I never buy the same twice in a row, but I do buy the Dr Organic one repeatedly, all the others tend to be one-offs.

i have used the Herbal blue coconutty one for a few yrs, it seems to like my hair which s dry on the ends, but fine. Yet i would love to find something new.
I have some blonde highlights, and i dye the rest of it a mid brown. I am naturally dark but it's mostly grey now.

It's shoulder length. Would love to find something lightweight, yet really nourishing.

would anyone have any ideas? I need a bit of shine, but can't find anything to put in my damp hair after washing/conditioning, or after blow drying.
I have some of that oil stuff which i use very sparingly on damp hair occasionally, but it can weigh it down.

Aussie and HerbalEssences.

The blue coconutty Herbal Essence ones work a treat for me which is good because I can always find it on offer somewhere so it's generally a bargain.

Paul Mitchell detangler. I put my faith in a hairdressers advice to use a tiny amount of conditioner and a bottle normally lasts a year.

If I can't get it I get equally amazing results from Kevin Murphy Angel Rinse.

I have only ever been able to tolerate normal Head & Shoulders shampoo, or Phyto shampoos.

I have fine hair (but loads of it) and a sensitive scalp.

Alberto balsam - cheap, smells great and is fab!

Tresseme....the blue one for dry hair. Nothing else I've tried matches up.

John Frieda Full Repair stuff. Works for me.

Aussie. Worth every penny.

The blue bottle Bed Head. I buy a massive pump bottle of the shampoo and conditioner and it lasts forever.