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Mastey Traite shampoo is the only shampoo I use. It is sulfate

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by StarasmDecember 31, 2009 at 06:46PM Report as inappropriate

I am a women of color and have not seen any of the products that I have used on my hair. It has been years since I've used Infusium 23 or even Nexxus product brands during the 80's. However their is a hairline of products not mention, and that is Mizani. What are your view on it?

by womenofcolorOctober 26, 2009 at 08:53AM Report as inappropriate

I love Garnier Fruitis, it is wonderful!! My hair is very long and thick, I also color my hair with the same products (I'm completely gray headed at 47) Anyway, all of these products work great!! the shampoo/conditioner for colored hair helps hold the color longrer. If my hair gets dry I use either sleek and shine or moisture care. The prices are really good too and you can usually find coupons for more savings in Sundays paper

by mardimay09October 26, 2009 at 06:27AM Report as inappropriate

To Houston Girl - I think the smelly yellow shampoo may have been called Sulfer 8

by DimplzOctober 25, 2009 at 10:42PM Report as inappropriate

Geezer here again. I just noticed that my original post was on April Fool's Day and that because of that some people might think I wasn't serious about the Joy dishwashing liquid thing. I use it, really, have for 30 years. Hair, body wash - its great! For washing dishes - no way! I've got a dishwasher (no not my wife and I load thing myself). So quit wasting your money on all that froo-froo stuff and get some Joy and you too can "Lemony" fresh hair!!

by GeezerOctober 13, 2009 at 10:54PM Report as inappropriate

I have been using John Frieda rook awakening nourishing moisture shampoo and conditioner for dry hair OMG it gave my hair new life all I need in my round brush and hair dryer and maybe the curling iron to finish off the ends, LOVE IT!!!!

by sweetp19554October 13, 2009 at 08:14PM Report as inappropriate

There used to be a dandruff shampoo back in the 50's. It was yellow and looked like beaten egg yolks. It had a horrible odor. I'm trying to remember the name. Does anyone remember it and, if so, what was it called.

by HoustongirlSeptember 26, 2009 at 07:26AM Report as inappropriate

I have noticed, that using a differant shampoo " OUT OF 3 OR 4" and conditioner everyday has really HELPED my hair, and I buy the cheap ones, like V05 as the high priced ones seemed to make my hair that is very straight, feel bulky and weighed down, not to mention a build up on the scalp..

by LanaePSeptember 11, 2009 at 11:31AM Report as inappropriate

Hi mfbmsESP, AVEDA has two products which are excellent for african american (or overly cruly/dry caucasian) hair. The first is their Brillian line, with a deep cleansing shampoo, perfect for those that that dont wash their hair everyday, and an excellent deep mooisturizing conditioner, as well as styling prod. The other is their Dry Remedy line, moisturizing for all hair types, and smoothes the cuticle.

by gingeeJuly 10, 2009 at 07:37AM Report as inappropriate