I'm one of those girls who can't resist trying out new toiletries . As a result my bathroom is cluttered with half empty bottles of various shampoos, conditioners, moisturisers and such . I have made it my mission to condense this down by christmas, using up all these half empty products . A count of shampoos in my bathroom yeilds 27 bottles of various brands and scents . You'd think I was Rapunzel, rather than a 28 year old with a sensible bob! Anyway, the product I am currently attempting to empty (hence this review) is the Asda Natural Extracts Coconut and Milk Shampoo. Having purchased this heaven knows how long ago, I can't tell you what ...  Read the complete review

I have been pleasantly surprised by the Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts range for haircare. Over the years I have tried numerous shampoos and conditioners. I am not a particularly loyal shopper to any brand, and am generally happy to try most brands once. If they're no good, then I simply do not buy them again. Depending on what's on offer and how tight my shopping budget is, depends on how much I spend, and as the purse strings are very tight at the moment, I decided to give this product a try, priced at a very modest £1 for 400ml for an individual bottle on it's own, or four 400ml bottles from the range for £3. The 'Natural Extracts Moisturising ...  Read the complete review

I have curly hair. For those of you similarly blessed you will know what that means when it come to shampoo buying! My hair is so dry. Sometimes it more resembles frizzy straw! I also have 4 daughters, that have also been blessed with my hair!Finding a shampoo that meets all our needs is difficult to say the least Recently whilst in Asda I spotted this,and thought it was worth a try. I like coconut things, I know they tend to be moisturising. **The Product** The shampoo comes in simple looking clear bottle. I actually quite like the packaging. Simple, yet stylish. Also being a clear bottle makes it easy to see how much you've got ...  Read the complete review

I'm obsessed with hair care but I'm also short of cash so I always try and buy some of the cheaper brands. I saw this at my local Asda for only £1, and they had an offer for 4 toiletries for £3. It claims to gently cleanse and leave hair soft, silky and more manageable. The thing I loved most about this shampoo is the smell - I absolutely adore the smell of coconut (who doesn't?). The new version has tiare flower in it instead of milk - I don't really know what a tiare flower is meant to smell like but I guess it just softened the scent of coconut so it wasn't too over-powering. The shampoo lathers up ALOT which I love and you don't need to use ...  Read the complete review