HOW much for that shampoo!!

nixickle
nixickle Posts: 229 Member
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
So I just spent £40 ($63) on shampoo and conditioner....I think they may have seen me coming!! :noway:
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  • haley_b_87
    haley_b_87 Posts: 45
    Must be some really good shampoo and conditioner!
  • sullyboo
    sullyboo Posts: 256 Member
    :noway: Blimey ............... does it make tea as well ???
  • KaleidoscopeEyes1056
    KaleidoscopeEyes1056 Posts: 2,996 Member
    DAMN! I complain when I have to pay more than $3 for shampoo.
  • Elizabeth_C34
    Elizabeth_C34 Posts: 6,376 Member
    DAMN! I complain when I have to pay more than $3 for shampoo.

    LOL me too! I'm too cheap....
  • sarah44254
    sarah44254 Posts: 3,078 Member
    that better last a year :noway:
  • playful82
    playful82 Posts: 78 Member
    wow that's expensive... whats so special about it?
  • norma67
    norma67 Posts: 255 Member
    LOL I normally pay about that for my shampoo and conditioner and spray-in

    so don't feel bad

    but I haven't found anything I like better with the same results LOL

    takes all of that curl out of my hair LOL
  • janet_pratt
    janet_pratt Posts: 747 Member
    Its a girl thing. I pay 200.00 plus tip for cut and color every month. And I'm on a tight budget. But my hair is short and there is nothing worse than a screwed up short haircut. No body touches my hair but my guy. He got tied up in a non compete clause when he sold his salon and for two years I had to follow him around to different towns to get my hair cut. I used to drive an hour each way. Then he moved to Southern CA and came back to Reno every 6 weeks to cut my hair. And once I flew down there to have him cut it. Well, I also was visiting a friend. But still....
    Thankfully, the non compete thing is resolved and he's back in Reno, but I still pay a ridiculous price for my hairstyle. If he ever gets hit by a bus on his vespa, I'm screwed!
  • StephanieRDMS
    StephanieRDMS Posts: 90 Member
    That shampoo better do my dishes, laundry, vacuum my floor, and clean the bathroom all by itself then.
  • Grimmerick
    Grimmerick Posts: 3,342 Member
    haha I have accidently done that too. I just got up to the cash register and my damn jaw hit the counter, to late to back out. Well it really wasn't but I was in a rush and said F it.
  • beccyleigh
    beccyleigh Posts: 846 Member
    I pay around that for shampoo & conditioner (50 gbp) but it is sulfate free as I have keratin treatment on my hair so cannot use any sulfate products. The keratin treatments cost 200 quid every 4 months so an additional 50 on shampoo/conditioner that lasts 2-3 months is not that big of an expense.
  • t_rog
    t_rog Posts: 363 Member
    DAMN! I complain when I have to pay more than $3 for shampoo.

    LOL me too! I'm too cheap....

    hahaha i'm the same way!!
  • Jennloella
    Jennloella Posts: 2,286 Member
    I pay 42 for shampoo and 46 for conditioner, I don't mind a bit!! smells good and keeps my color!
  • annabellj
    annabellj Posts: 1,337 Member
    I found that if I use only a little conditioner after I shower (tiny bit) and leave it in then my hair isnt as heavy and I can style it easier. it is fuller. I like to use good shampoo also but have used the dollar stuff by vo5 and it isnt bad either.
  • AshDHart
    AshDHart Posts: 818 Member
    I pay a small fortune for shampoo and I don't mind. I'm allergic to almost all fragrances so that limits what I can use. I could get cheaper but that stuff smells like I washed my hair in old coffee grounds. I'm willing to pay for shampoo that doesn't cause me a breakout, works great, and smells nice. I can cut in other areas. But I don't budge on my shampoo.
  • MissO﹠A
    MissO﹠A Posts: 906 Member
    I hope it also does the dishes and makes dinner.

    What brand was it, by the way? I think the most expensive I've purchased outside of Aveda was Molton Brown. Damn, that stuff smells good.
  • KaleidoscopeEyes1056
    KaleidoscopeEyes1056 Posts: 2,996 Member
    I found that if I use only a little conditioner after I shower (tiny bit) and leave it in then my hair isnt as heavy and I can style it easier. it is fuller. I like to use good shampoo also but have used the dollar stuff by vo5 and it isnt bad either.

    my hair is picky so I have to use Tresemme, which I consider "the expensive stuff"
    but if I use anything else, either my hair gets oily or too frizzy. I've tried cheaper shampoo and it just doesn't work...
  • Ocarina
    Ocarina Posts: 1,550 Member
    Dang! I do not spend near that amount lol... I get my hair highlighted every two months for like $50. Otherwise I use Aussie's large $10 bottles of shampoo and conditioner that last all month and then some. I also use Aussie's heat protect product, split end care, and shiner. That all lasts probably 2-3 months. My hair straightener probably cost $30 and the blow dryer about the same. :)

    The cheap stuff keeps me happy!
  • infamousmk
    infamousmk Posts: 6,033 Member
    I only shampoo twice a week and I don't use conditioner, so I buy $25 bottles of shampoo. It lasts forever, smells amazing, and does awesome things to my hair. And only shampooing twice a week has done wonders for growth and health too.
  • Lupiemomma30
    Lupiemomma30 Posts: 140 Member
    That shampoo better do my dishes, laundry, vacuum my floor, and clean the bathroom all by itself then.

    LOL!
  • livnlite
    livnlite Posts: 520
    Does that come with a free tank of gas?

    or at least a toaster oven, blender or set of knives .. something?
  • nixickle
    nixickle Posts: 229 Member
    Does that come with a free tank of gas?

    or at least a toaster oven, blender or set of knives .. something?

    Lol! It comes with a free TINY bottle of skin and hair serum! That makes it worthwile right? :laugh:
  • nixickle
    nixickle Posts: 229 Member
    haha I have accidently done that too. I just got up to the cash register and my damn jaw hit the counter, to late to back out. Well it really wasn't but I was in a rush and said F it.

    Lol I bought mine online so I can't use that as an excuse! :embarassed:
  • nixickle
    nixickle Posts: 229 Member
    I hope it also does the dishes and makes dinner.

    What brand was it, by the way? I think the most expensive I've purchased outside of Aveda was Molton Brown. Damn, that stuff smells good.

    Oh I love Molton Brown! I keep having to stop myself buying their hand wash and lotion! So good! The brand I've just bought is Silk Oil of Morocco...have heard great things about it...so here's hoping its all true!!
  • alienblonde1
    alienblonde1 Posts: 749 Member
    DAMN! I complain when I have to pay more than $3 for shampoo.

    Me too!
  • Scott613
    Scott613 Posts: 2,317 Member
    I don't use shampoo or conditioner, I use soap. Ahhh the benefits of being a guy.
  • Hottness4Lyfe
    Hottness4Lyfe Posts: 321 Member
    Can damn near get a full weave, sewn in with human hair for that... It also includes a shampoo and deep conditioner... Yea... They saw you coming... Probably marked it on the calendar....last spring... But as long as you like it and it's what you want...**Kanye Shrug**
  • efarester
    efarester Posts: 135 Member
    You might want to check out Paula's Choice shampoo - all her products are fragrance free. I use her skin care products and the body wash and love them all.

    Also - she gives great reviews of shampoos and other makeup/skin care products. I always check her reviews before I buy anything. It has proven super helpful.

    I am not sure if this link to her facebook page will work - but under the notes section is a great article about shampoos:
    https://www.facebook.com/#!/note.php?note_id=10150379300679004
  • WifeNMama
    WifeNMama Posts: 2,876 Member
    I don't use shampoo or conditioner, I use soap. Ahhh the benefits of being a guy.

    I don't use shampoo either. It used to be biolage or john frieda's sheer blonde. Then switched to live clean. Now its baking soda and water to wash, and diluted Apple cider vinegar rinse. My hair has never been better.
  • nixickle
    nixickle Posts: 229 Member
    You might want to check out Paula's Choice shampoo - all her products are fragrance free. I use her skin care products and the body wash and love them all.

    Also - she gives great reviews of shampoos and other makeup/skin care products. I always check her reviews before I buy anything. It has proven super helpful.

    I am not sure if this link to her facebook page will work - but under the notes section is a great article about shampoos:
    https://www.facebook.com/#!/note.php?note_id=10150379300679004

    Oooh lovely thank you! I shall check this out! Since having my little girl there are many smells I can no longer tolerate so fragrance free sounds good!
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