Gorgeous hair is something we all want, right up there with being thinner, richer and owning more shoes. While the latter aren’t always attainable, great hair is. We love salon-quality shampoos as much as the next beauty junkie, but for something a little easier on our wallets we head to our nearest drugstore.
Pantene Pro-V leaves our locks clean, healthy and smooth, all for less than $5 a bottle.
So what’s your favorite budget shampoo? Please answer below…
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I am really digging on John Frieda Root Awakening shampoo right now. I have stick straight hair that grows slowly. This shampoo, plus eating pumpkin seeds from time to time, are my budget methods for encouraging hair growth.
I love using Pantene! I’ve been using it for years, and my stylist tells me that my hair is the healthiest of all her clients!
I love when my Costco has the huge bottles of Pantene (Always Smooth? is that the name?) shampoo and conditioner; the price is really right for a large amount. I find when I use this conditioner I don’t even need any ‘product’ to blow-dry my hair to a nice smooth ‘do. Then the next day I typically don’t have to wash it again, as it is not gooped up with styling product. Unfortunately, you never know when/if Costco will have it, and last trip, they didn’t
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EXCELLENT CHOICE!
Pantene Pro-V Hydrating Curls is actually my shampoo/conditioner of choice. Glad to see that I’m getting bang for my buck!
I switched over from Aveda color conserve, to believe it or not, suave for brunettes. I am very pleasantly suprised. I honestly cant tell the difference. I’m sticking with suave….
My favorite is Jessicurl Hair Cleansing Cream ($12) but one time I ran out of it and when I’m out of it I borrow my son’s Johnson’s Baby Lavender Shampoo ($5) and it works just as well. Both don’t have the harsh sulfates most shampoos contain.
John Frieda no frizz products are my favorite. I like the conditioner better than the shampoo.
My best “budget” Shampoo is e-sen-cia by Samy Volumizing Shampoo (and Conditioner). It works as well (or better) than a lot of the salon brands I have tried. Plus, it is 96.3% Natural! I have thin/fine hair and it gives me volume and shine which is hard to find in a natural product and also drug store brand (found mine at Walgreens). Plus the Mandrine Grapefruit & Oranges fill the bathroom with that great fragrance when I shower! I love it!http://www.e-sen-cia.com/vol-shampoo.htm