Shampoos are a waste of money. Someone will have to tell me why every one of them causes hair to do something different. Well, it will have to be someone besides that website, which is just an ad for a new type of shampoo that must take an hour to use. 4 steps? Yeah, I have time for that every morning.
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Which is why I never spend more than a dollar on shampoo!
Which is why I never use shampoo myself. It's realpoo for me or nothing.
K-
I think I spend a little more than that, Andrea, but not much more. I go for the cheapest shampoo/conditioner-all-in-one that isn't Pantene. Something in Pantene makes my forehead dry up and itch.
Homegrown or store-bought, Kem? Wait, never mind.
I'll buy Pantene, if I can find the plain shampoo among the 857 other versions of shampoo, conditioner, or some combination of the two. :)
Isn't it amazing, Dave? The two stores I'll go to for shampoo (Target and Walmart) both have enough of it that it takes up five shelves on two whole aisles. There are only about five brands but each brand has 100 varieties for people with oily hair, dry hair, normal hair, for people who drive convertibles, for tall people with accents, etc. All of it looks alike, all of it has been picked up and put down out of place by the shoppers. Those aisles are always the most crowded because none of us can find anything we're looking for.