Brilliant shampoo for good haircare/volume?

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• MarzBar85 Posts: 15,004

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  18/04/11 - 15:41 #2

  molybecks wrote: »

  ..Not conditioner, my hair can easily fall flat/dull so I was thinking of something that is healthy for hair but provides volume (I currently use Pantene pro v but not sure it's doing that much justice after 6 months use).
  
  I posted here as it's bound to get a vast reply, regards

  
  Dry your hair upside down, then use massage mousse into your scalp.

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• molybecks Posts: 14,553

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  18/04/11 - 15:46 #3

  MarzBar85 wrote: »

  Dry your hair upside down, then use massage mousse into your scalp.

  
  Is that sarcasm? Because I will try it you know!

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 18,013

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  18/04/11 - 15:47 #4

  No it's not sarcasm.

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• MarzBar85 Posts: 15,004

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  18/04/11 - 15:50 #5

  ardwark wrote: »

  No it's not sarcasm.

  
  I said telepathically to ardwark...
  
  Tis true though Moly! Pain in the rectum but effective!

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• Tenpe Posts: 1,508

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  18/04/11 - 16:02 #6

  I had to use lady's shampoo once when there was nothing else available. Oh how my kids laughed at my bouffant.
  
  Here's my offer.
  
  http://stylesuzi.com/2011/01/review-lush-big-shampoo.html

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• Tenpe Posts: 1,508

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  18/04/11 - 16:06 #7

  I had to use lady's shampoo once when there was nothing else available. Oh how my kids laughed at my bouffant.
  
  Here's my offer.
  
  http://stylesuzi.com/2011/01/review-lush-big-shampoo.html
  
  Warning: It may contain extracts of geranium

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• broonale Posts: 5,472

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  18/04/11 - 16:16 #8

  Yup.
  
  Dry with head upside down. Use a low speed setting with a diffuser. Works for me most times.

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