Hi everyone! I’m almost out of shampoo and I’m looking for a better option for my hair. I (18F) has very fine straight hair to my shoulders probably and anything will weigh down my hair. I used to have funky hair and I’ve tried many colored hair shampoos. Even after I let my hair grow, I used Schwarzkopf because it clarified my hair and made it squeaky clean. However, my hair gets greasy within the second day of hair washing and never looks shiny or silky, it looks a bit dry. I’ve been looking at this subreddit for a while now and I’ve seen people recommend this. The problem is, this shampoo is only available where I live in a 550ml bottle which means I have to use this for months because there’s no going back from this decision. The price where I live for this huge bottle is pretty good and I definitely would want to give it a try. Please let me know what you guys think!!
by Dinhoesaurrrr
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For some reason I can’t edit the post but just to make it clear, I have used many shampoos. I personally prefer using sulfate paraben free shampoos because they make my hair squeaky clean without leaving anything behind that will weigh my hair down. I have used multiple brands such as: Schwarzkopf, Keune, Morphosis, Tresemme Professional, Drugstore shampoos such as Pantene, Dove, L’Oréal (not the professional ones), and I’m currently using a local brand called Conatural. So far, I’ve only liked Schwarzkopf and Conatural because they make my hair squeaky clean but they’re never shiny after washing and I want to make my hair very healthy.
I have straight fine low porosity hair and I think this has made it kinda frizzy from the protein ngl
From what I’m aware, Fino is supposed to be for color treated or damaged hair. I would try the Tsubaki line if your hair isn’t damaged
I’m an “every other day”/”every three days” hair washer. I have thick, coarse, 3B hair and recently abandoned the whole no sulfates or silicones method. I’ve been using this stuff for the last few months and I quite like it! Though, if I wash my hair a few days in a row, it does dry it out a bit. That’s even with a leave-in.
Using this with the conditioner rn and it’s not that great, you should try tsubaki moist and repair shampoo