What shampoo and conditioner are you using at mo

[Indecisivejo]

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Mark Hill, it smells lovely and my hair quite likes it.

Aussie miracle moist shampoo and conditioner and once a week I use the Aussie three minute miracle.

Hair is super shiny and smells amazing. Been using it for about two years now and love :)

Boots coconut. 75p each. They also do them in Apple, Strawberry, Tea tree and mint. Really great value and leaves my hair looking great. I've tried all sorts over the years but these cheapies are the best.

Garmier ultimate blends green tea and lemon shampoo and conditioner. Smells so summery and fresh!

I'm using Boots Apple shampoo/conditioner. It was really cheap and so I thought I'd give it a go. It's not great tbh and I can't wait until it's used up! I picked up a Clairol hair dye conditioner which has been on my head for half an hour now. I'll rinse it out once an hours up. I remembered their conditioners were very good when I used to home dye in my teens. Was excited to see they sell the conditioner separately nowadays! I'm currently growing out highlights. Not had it dyed in 15m. It's a glossy dark brown to my collar bone then dried out highlights to my bra strap. Having a hair cut on Friday so will probably have it lopped off into a long bob!

Dark blonde not dark brown. It actually blends well into the highlights. A subtle ombré. But I can feel the dryness on the ends!
Lots of people are mentioning Aussie.. I might try that next!

X post with Nelly.. I'm sure the boots apple and others are great if your hairs already in good condition.. Just not moisturising enough for mine. Smells great though and very cheap

Herbal essences chamomile shampoo and conditioner. Smells nice, conditions well, and is quite often on offer.

Garnier Naturals olive oil shampoo, which is ok, and the Elvive green bottle volume conditioner. I have fine, coloured hair, and getting the balance between smoothing and volume is hard. Impossible really.

L'Oreal Elvive Extraordinary Clay shampoo and conditioner because it's the cheapest silicone free one I can find.

Loving all the replies so far thank you! Keep em coming :)

Liz Earle. Have used it since it first came out and I love it so much, I even take it when I go to the hairdresser. Fantastic stuff.

Davines Volu - love their products. Conditioner is Louise Galvin for fine hair.

Lush curly wurly and their American cream conditioner.

Aveda Rosemary and Mint shampoo and conditioner. I have very greasy skin/scalp which makes my hair greasy. This hot, sticky weather and peri menopause it making it worse. The Aveda stuff makes me feel fresh and my hair light and squishy.

I use Molton Brown Cloudberry shampoo and conditioner. It's fab, the shampoo leaves my hair feeling so silky I don't always need to condition it.
I do love Aussie range too.

Redken

35p ones from Lidl or Aldi. Love them! X

Redken All Soft

Boots Botanics ones as they dont have nasties in them. they leave my hair feeling great and i can go for five days without needing to wash it if i want to. also helps bring out the wave in my hair which is nice as it's a bit shy

Another vote for Aussie Mega. I've just discovered it & I love it.

Faith in nature shampoo (SLS free) and the free conditioner that comes with my hair dye.

Herbal essence naked shampoo and conditioner I have to wash my hair every day and this is lovely and light

Kerastase Elixir Shampoo and Redken All soft conditioner alternated with a Kerastase Intense Conditioner in a pot thing. With Phillip Kingsley Elasticizer as a hair masque on as I type. Great hair masque - I should do it more often but never remember.

Might weep slightly at all the use of cheap and cheerful stuff with fantastic hair!. Maybe instead of weeping I should try some .

Natura Siberica
OBLEPIKHA Shampoo the intense hydration one and conditioner