This bottle looks like a light bulb. Or maybe an onion. It's definately a peculiar shape anyway. It's plastic, and the eye-damaging bright green colour that Fructis tends to have on its packaging, with an equally bright orange stripe across the middle. Nice. I haven't even got past to the packaging yet and already I want to make the company compensate me for eye damage, or at least buy me sunglasses. The bottle holds 150 mls of the aforementioned hair gunk. I actually got this for Christmas last year, and despite a years worth of on and off use, there is still half a bottle left, and that's not because I find the packaging offensive, it does ...  Read the complete review

PLACE : Asda - Walmart Supermarket DAY : Saturday TIME : 10am CHILD : Mum, what are you doing? <impatiently tugging my jumper> MUM : <patiently NOT tugging child's jumper> Just looking for a new shampoo. CHILD : Why? What's wrong with your old one? MUM : The bottle's empty and I fancied a change. CHILC : <pointing to bottle of Organics shampoo> That's the one you used to have. MUM : That's right, dear, and now I'm looking for something else. CHILD : <pointing to attractive bottle> What about that one? MUM : No, dear, it's over £3! What do you think I am, made of money? <Child ...  Read the complete review

I always change my shampoo and conditioner as Using the same one day in day out does not do your hair any good at all, and to be honest with you every single shampoo and conditioner that I use eventually has the same effect on my hair regardless of who makes it !!! I have been using Fructis for the past 2 months mainly as it was on a BOGOF offer in Boots, having really dry Blonde hair (which I am trying to grow, but is falling out, thanks Jack) After about 5 weeks my hair starts to feel greasy, Fructis smells lovely and feels really clean after using it but give it a couple of hours and my hair looks lank and very sad. For the first few weeks of using my hair looks ...  Read the complete review

The advert for Laboratoires Garniers Fructis shampoos is one of the more seductive as far as shampoos go - "This adds body to your hair, makes it much stronger." Don't believe a nasty, conniving, deceitful word of it - Laboratoires Garnier have done us a grave disservice with this product. Me and Mrs d tried this hellborn concoction a couple of years ago, having been extremely impressed by all that advertising and those very attractive ads (you know the ones where the sex on legs people go bouncing around from settee to chair, with big grins on their faces, knotting their hair and pulling it hard to prove a point before they all go off ...  Read the complete review

I got my first bottle of this for free, by filling in a survey on the laboratoires garnier website, but I liked it so much I now buy it regularly. This shampoo, as with most others these days, comes in a range of different ones to suit different hair types. I use the one for dry/damaged/coloured hair (in my case all of the above!). The packaging is very bright and colourful...a little bright for my taste, but my young daughter loved it! The bottle also has a really funky lid, with a moulded circle thingy which makes it really easy to open with wet hands! It also seems to reduce the amount of drips you get down the side of the bottle....somehow! A ...  Read the complete review