Luxury/high end shampoo

[iwannadancewithsomebody]

I would like to buy a friend some nice shampoo and conditioner for their birthday, does anyone have any recommendations?

I have a budget of about £35

[LeftMyRidingCropInTheMortuary]

I believe Loreal Professional (you can buy it in Sallys) is the same as Kerastase but cheaper.

[bruffin]

I love the loccitane ones. They smell amazi g

[gasman]

I hate aveda so it isn't for everyone. I also don't rate the liz Earle shampoos.

I'm currently using Schwarzkopf for colour which I like and will probably buy again but my "regular" is Philip Kingsley.

L'occitaine isn't bad I got given a travel set for Christmas and have liked it.

[Tate15]

www.aesop.com/uk/hair-care.html

Or for coloured hair


www.lookfantastic.com/brands/christophe-robin.list

[sofato5miles]

Kerastase Discipline range is perfect for thick longish hair. It is anti frizz the difference from high street brands is extraordinary.

[missmartha]

I love Davines Nounou. It really does fab things for my hair.

Davines do a whole range of hair care stuff, but Nounou is a good all rounder.

[iwannadancewithsomebody]

Thanks all, will look into these.

Point taken re already having a favourite shampoo already but the person in question just buys whichever shampoo is on offer

[mowglik]

Redken so soft or all soft, can't remember name exactly. Makes hair lovely and soft and swishy, if I wasn't concerned with volume in my thinning hair id still use this

[IHaveBrilloHair]

Percy and Reed, worth it for the smell alone.

[YoungGirlGrowingOld]

Maybe get a Kerastase "extra" product rather than fancy shampoo and conditioner? They have some great intensive masques and serums at that price. I swear by their new repair range (green bottles) for my fine ratty hair.

[frikadela01]

I'd be inclined to agree with tabulah. Most women I know use a specific shampoo that they've found suits them. Ive had the really big bed head shampoo and conditioner sat on my window ledge for 6 months after my sister bought me it and it just doesn't suit my hair.

[BrendaandEddie]

good point

[tabulahrasa]

I might just be really fussy, but I'd not thank you for shampoo and conditioner - it's taken me to my late 30's to find one that suits my hair and I hated most of the ones named already.

I mean I would thank someone because I'm not rude, but I'd not want it.

[Madbengalmum]

Definately Kerastase

[BrendaandEddie]

i prefer Kerestase to Aveda

[Pupsiecola]

Pureology.

[SweetAdeline]

Arghhhh Aveda

Seems to be hated by autocorrect though

[SweetAdeline]

I love awceda shampure. Smells great, I'm not allergic to it AND makes a noticeable difference to my hair.

[Lemonfizzypop]

Bumble and bumble is lovely. The sulfate free one has transformed my hair!

[BumWad]

Aveda lovely but you can get more for your money with a nice Paul Mitchell set

[JeffyJeffington]

Living Proof is great, i would use it all the time if i could afford to!

[GuzzleBloodTastyDrink]

Not sure how high end it is, but I absolutely love the lee Stafford Argan oil set. I've tried kerestase and Paul Mitchell and not really noticed a difference but this one really made my hair feel soft and silky

[iwantavuvezela]

Kiehls or Aveda.

[Shutthatdoor]

Ojon is really good and lasts for ages as you need such small amounts

[FusionChefGeoff]

Bollocks - Aveda