Best shampoo?

[JoJo169x]

Hi all can anyone recommend a good shampoo for coloured hair? At the min i'm using Pureology which is great but rather expensive so I wana start using a high street product.

Thanks
xxx

 

[naturalnails]

I use Pureology and although on the surface it looks expensive, you only use such a tiny amount that in my house it outlasts many of the High Street brands and even my hairdresser (not Pureology stockist) comments on how fab my hair feels.

 

[lauren89]

Hi all can anyone recommend a good shampoo for coloured hair? At the min i'm using Pureology which is great but rather expensive so I wana start using a high street product.

Thanks
xxx

I don't think that there are any High Street Shampoo/Conditioner/Product that are as good as a salon professional range.
At the end of the day you get what you pay for. xx

 

[kimi1101]

I'm using redken all soft at the moment, it was about £22 for a shampoo and conditioner, but it is fab stuff, love it in my hair, had it for 6 weeks now and honestly I've not even used a third of each bottle. Because they are good quality you dont need to use half a bottle to get a lather like with tesco rubbish. Here's a tip- if your shampoo doesn't lather, add more water to your hair, not shampoo. Just use a 10p size of shampoo, and do the water trick, and your bottle of pureology will be far more economical than any OTC product. I got mine from www.indigohaircare.co.uk (I think that's the right address) and it's very very reasonable. Good luck but please don't go to tesco!!!

 

[persianista]

Pro shampoos, used correctly are way cheaper than OTC shampoos that are mainly water. If you have been using pureology you will notice a huge difference in condition and colour wear if you switch to a OTC brand.