Head & Shoulders in General

I must admit that, although I do buy Head & Shoulders products fairly often, I don't use them everyday mainly due to the price & not the quality I hasten to add. Luckily I only experienced having dandruff for a while during puberty & again when I was pregnant & it soon cleared up after using the Vosene my Mum used to buy. Head & Shoulders came on the market around 35 years ago (too late for my teenage years unfortunately) but I bought it when my daughters too had dandruff & it worked a treat. I've used H&S conditioner, shampoo for greasy hair & everyday plus hubby has used the shampoo for men & as a family we've ...  Read the complete review

I realise that I have just destroyed any competition I may have had for the "Worst Title Ever" prize on dooyoo, if such a thing exists. But it made me laugh when I thought of it, and I'm still laughing now. Which proves nothing, I guess, except for how easily pleased I must be. Except for when it comes to my hair. I am not the greasy haired rocker of the title. Yes, I am a rocker. Yes, I have naturally greasy hair. But my hair is more akin to Andrex - it's soft, strong, and pretty long. Oh, and it's dandruff free. Apart from one of the above, Head and Shoulders is the reason. I have been using Head and Shoulders for around ...  Read the complete review

Scrub a dub dub for very clean squeaky hair is my motto. The shampoo market is littered with many top quality products. If your girly then (in best Divid Ginola accent) 'because I'm worth it' Loreal is probaly your kind of thing. Kid even have the glamourised Johnsons no more tears range with very succelent apple smelling shampoos. I previously had used Pantene pro v with conditioner as it left my hair very soft and had a nice tangy smell to it which stayed on without disappering the next day. That is until I discovered, well maybe not discovered but decided to try it, Head & Shoulders. H&S did something that my trusty Pantene didn't do it ...  Read the complete review

My hubby has used Head and shoulders for a number of years now. He has sensitive skin and this is the only shampoo we have found that does not irritate it. Just recently they have changed the design on the packaging and also the smell is yummy now. He uses the frequent use one which has conditioner in it, it is quite thick and creamy and very easy to use. It prevents dandruff and also keeps his long hair in good condition. For the price of a large bottle currently £2.89 in our local tescos we are very pleased with the quality of the product. He would recommend it to anybody who has or has not got dandruff. ...  Read the complete review

... because it's the only shampoo that clears my dandruff. So, wherein lies the problem? Well, it's because of something that I've been told by many hairdressers over the years and it doesn't make for comfortable thinking. Apparently, it is SO effective because the shampoo actually removes the top layer of skin that is flaking. Now. I may be running the risk of incurring some libel law that will be swooped upon by Proctor & Gamble's lawyers (although you can guarantee that there won't be any flakes gently sifting down from behind them) but I've heard this from enough seperate sources, from people who should be in a position ...  Read the complete review