What's your favourite shampoo/conditioner?

[DearMrDilkington]

I usually use a mixture of different Tigi shampoos, but I'm not seeing the results as much as when I first started using them, so I'm after something new.

Not really fussed about price, I can't use anything for shiny hair as it just makes my hair look greasy.

I use Wella Professionals but the price has gone up quite a bit I feel. Mind you it does last ages, I don't have to buy it very often. I use the sensitive shampoo and the brilliance conditioner.

I have also noticed that the Wella Professionals has increased in price, but it suits my hair so well, I don't want to change

And it does last ages

Here here to Wells Brilliance. Best I’ve ever tried. Oh and my milkshake purple 😂

Kerastase cristalliste or Espa shampoo and conditioner

Trésemme Clarifying shampoo, cheap, huge bottle and better than any of the more expensive brands. I don't generally use conditioner as my hair is fine without it.

Lush shampoo and conditioner bars. No more adding to plastic bottle waste and I really like them. The scent lasts all day and my hair is in great condition. Wondering why I didn’t move over to them sooner. I first discovered them eight years ago when I bought them to take to Glastonbury Festival!

3 more inches original shampoo and conditioner, by far the best I've found. The new cashmere one smells lovely but is too moisturising for my hair.
I also use Redken hair cleansing cream every 7-10 days.

I really like the Lush Seanik shampoo bar and then either their American Cream conditioner, Tresemme moisturising conditioner or OGX Moroccan Aragan Oil conditioner.

I used to love Pantene clarifying shampoo but I can't get it anywhere anymore so need to find a replacement for that.

Hair cleansing cream? How does that work, doesn't it make your hair greasy?

Alberto Balsam cheap and cheerful, my DD has the thickest shiniest hair ever

Tigi Elasticate in the ugly green bottles is great on my hair (mid 50's grey/dyed)

Pinkrocker no not at all it's just a clarifying shampoo.

When I feel like my hair has too much build up of stuff in it so even shampoos I love aren't cutting it then I use Vosene to strip it back.

I use Tresemme Clarifying shampoo once every two or three weeks to get rid of product build up. My hair would be so parched if i used it as my regular shampoo.

I only use Lush shampoo bars (and soap instead of shower gel). I love not having bottles cluttering the bath/shower, plus it cuts down on plastic waste. I'd like to use solid conditioner too, but I don't find it works very well. I use a spray leave-in conditioner instead, which works well on my very fine hair.

What type of hair do you have? I've got naturally curly hair I colour (cos I'm going grey) and straighten. So I use a colour shampoo and moisturising conditioner.

I use Aussie at the moment, but I do also love John Frida. I tend to get whichever works out cheapest at the time. I hate loreal elvive, always makes my hair really dry. But I love the conditioner that comes with the Loreal hair dye!

Schwarzkopf gliss (white bottle) are the only shampoo and conditioner that works for me. I have long naturally curly hair that goes very dry and frizzy. I've tried loads of different ones- expensive, cheaper, and these are the only ones that work for me. And at £1 a go in the pound shop it's a bargain.

To PP - you can get Revlon Flex shampoo and conditioner at Amazon. There is nothing like the Flex smell!

fatted my hair is in reasonably good condition, shoulder length but I've found some shampoos make it look really greasy. It'd like my hair to be thicker, it's quite thin.

I can't imagine using a shampoo bar, does it make your hair dry? Do lush also make conditioner bars? I like the idea of using less plastic.