What shampoo did you use as a child?

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The one I use now.

Is it a secret?

Clinic!

Voseine or head and shoulders, I remember timotei coming out and begging for it as a teen

Vosene, and I still use it today.

Whatever was cheapest, I think. When I got a Saturday job, I bought Timotei and the first time I tried the conditioner as well was amazing. I was clean and swishy and deaf to the 'what a waste of money, thats for blondes, not you'.

Same or Timotei on occasion

Silvikrin, in a little sachet. My older sister had a Saturday job in Woolworth’s, and she always seemed to be bringing it home. In retrospect, I wonder if she half-inched it?!

Coromist (?spelling) a lucious pinky cream colour smelt sooo nice

When I was very small, Vosene and a dollop of Vitapoint leave in conditioner. When I was a teenager, Sunsilk Poppy. It was for dull hair. Made it sparkle. Smelled lovely.

vosene!

vosene, it stung so much if it got in the eyes. And no conditioner. My sister and I both had longer, wavy, thick hair and for some reason parents never bought us conditioner. My hair was a course frizzy mess

Whaaat? It still exists?

Vosene.and every now and again coal tar shampoo it stank but my mum.thought it was a nit deterrent ! Tbf I never once had nits .

Vosene - makes me think it's as the only shampoo available in the 70's. I remember wanting Timotei when I saw the adverts.

Whatever bar soap was available- unless we had visitors when it was Avon Pretty Peach.

As a teenager, Flex. No idea what shampoo we had when I was a child, probably what was cheapest.

Vosene here too and then Alberto Balsam when I could but my own. I still use Vosene on the kids.

Timotei, Johnson’s no more tears, vosene, a green apple one.

Linco Beer. It was fabulous.

Vidal Sassoon as a teen.

Vosene then Timotei (back then!)

Timotei

Timotei

Linco Beer, Timotei or Body Shop ice blue shampoo. Followed by Body Shop banana conditioner. If I had a bath I always had a bath pearl in there too, I loved those! Early 80s child.

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