2 in 1. Shampoo and conditioner.

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28-07-14, 21:04
WatWatWat

2 in 1. Shampoo and conditioner.

What's is your position on these. Are they better or worse than the sold separately shampoo and conditioner.
I have been using the Head and Shoulders one for the last few weeks and it's ok up until evening time. But then my hair loses it's vitality and bounce. But it still keeps it's shine. People used to comment on my luscious full locks of hair but not anymore.
28-07-14, 21:07
Baxter

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Originally Posted by WatWatWat

What's is your position on these. Are they better or worse than the sold separately shampoo and conditioner.
I have been using the Head and Shoulders one for the last few weeks and it's ok up until evening time. But then my hair loses it's vitality and bounce. But it still keeps it's shine. People used to comment on my luscious full locks of hair but not anymore.

And people think that the Palestinians have problems !

With continued use of Head and Shoulders you will be bald by Christmas ( maybe even Halloween ! :eek:)
28-07-14, 21:41
UB40

Surely you should use L'oriel because you are obviously worth it- A guy calling his hair luscious ha ha!
28-07-14, 21:45
Alyssa Jenkins

I prefer them seperately rather than two in one much healthier for the hair xx
28-07-14, 21:50
mature abby

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Originally Posted by WatWatWat

What's is your position on these. Are they better or worse than the sold separately shampoo and conditioner.
I have been using the Head and Shoulders one for the last few weeks and it's ok up until evening time. But then my hair loses it's vitality and bounce. But it still keeps it's shine. People used to comment on my luscious full locks of hair but not anymore.

Try using a mouse with volume , to keep the bounce , when you blow dry x
28-07-14, 21:51
mature abby

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Originally Posted by Baxter

And people think that the Palestinians have problems !

With continued use of Head and Shoulders you will be bald by Christmas ( maybe even Halloween ! :eek:)

But he wont have Dandruff x
28-07-14, 22:05
Cosa Nostra

Try Argan / Moroccan oil, it gives lovely texture and scent.
28-07-14, 22:06
Baxter

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Originally Posted by mature abby

But he wont have Dandruff x

Like a man with no teeth wont have a toothache ! :D
28-07-14, 22:13
TonyB

This reminds me of the MacDonalds ad where the guy is being laughed at for shaving his chest.
Why doesn't he wax like the other lads?
Lol.

Too much estrogen in the water or something

I just read the start of this thread again.
This is a joke, right?
Please tell me this is a joke
28-07-14, 22:30
adamski

They are a waist of money and if i had hair i wouldnt buy them neither
29-07-14, 11:45
WatWatWat

Thanks ladies. I knew you'd understand my situation.

I'll try the mousse. Not a mouse.
29-07-14, 11:49
samlad

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Originally Posted by adamski

They are a waist of money and if i had hair i wouldnt buy them neither

*waste

Your 'waist' is your middle :)

I'm wasting my time, aren't I?
29-07-14, 11:53
WatWatWat

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Originally Posted by samlad

*waste

Your 'waist' is your middle :)

I'm wasting my time, aren't I?

In America your waist is your bottom third.
29-07-14, 11:55
samlad

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Originally Posted by WatWatWat

In America your waist is your bottom third.

And your 'fanny' is on the wrong side.
29-07-14, 12:50
WatWatWat

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Originally Posted by SophieX

Mental, the lot of ye.... :)

I can also recommend the menthol shampoos.

Nice sensation.
29-07-14, 12:58
cp3o

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Originally Posted by WatWatWat

What's is your position on these. Are they better or worse than the sold separately shampoo and conditioner.
I have been using the Head and Shoulders one for the last few weeks and it's ok up until evening time. But then my hair loses it's vitality and bounce. But it still keeps it's shine. People used to comment on my luscious full locks of hair but not anymore.

http://www.jokeoverflow.com/wp-conte...oo-500x625.jpg
29-07-14, 13:04
Sexy Sandy 69

Worse, the 2 in 1 shampoos use plastic based conditioners to coat your hair, I used to work in the retail industry, avoid at all costs. Use a separate shampoo & conditioner & to get the maximum benefits from your conditioner, towel dry your hair first to remove excess moisture.

Sandy x
29-07-14, 13:28
dob

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Originally Posted by Sexy Sandy 69

Worse, the 2 in 1 shampoos use plastic based conditioners to coat your hair, I used to work in the retail industry, avoid at all costs. Use a separate shampoo & conditioner & to get the maximum benefits from your conditioner, towel dry your hair first to remove excess moisture.

Sandy x

I saw some consumer show years ago, the time when Jason mcateer was advertising 'wash and go'. Apparently they are the worst thing you can use on your hair, they contain some kind of silicates that build up in the hair with continued use., but I suppose if that happens you can shear it all off and start again with a proper regime.
29-07-14, 14:16
Sexy Sandy 69

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Originally Posted by dob

I saw some consumer show years ago, the time when Jason mcateer was advertising 'wash and go'. Apparently they are the worst thing you can use on your hair, they contain some kind of silicates that build up in the hair with continued use., but I suppose if that happens you can shear it all off and start again with a proper regime.

Swarfega removes the plastic polymers left by 2 in 1 shampoos.

Sandy x
29-07-14, 14:23
adamski

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Originally Posted by samlad

*waste

Your 'waist' is your middle :)

I'm wasting my time, aren't I?

And dont I knoe it,

No, your not waisting your time.