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Asda Smart Price ShampooNewest Review: ... of my childhood. It's cream in colour, thick and oily looking with a sweet but obviously artificial smell. Again, not a good ... more |
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by - written on 05/12/06 (Very useful, 566 readings)
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BACKGROUND What with having two children and moving to a bigger house, we have been trying to economise on the grocery shopping. The shampoo that we were using was a little bit expensive, so I decided to try and find a cheaper one to use. PRODUCT The shampoo I decided to buy from my local Asda store is from their ‘Smart Price’ range. It only cost me 29p for a one litre bottle. I thought that this sounded like a really good deal as I normally pay about £1.50 for my regular shampoo, which was only a 500ml bottle. PACKAGING The packaging is typical of the ‘Smart Price’ range, using the red and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I tried a bottle of this about 2 months ago and although I wouldn't buy this again, I thought it was worth a shot since it only cost 12p, and since I could write about my experience about this, then I could make money for the amount that I spent. This totally looks cheap and not that cheerful. It is a white plastic bottle and the only colour on this is the lime green colouring of the Smart Price writing. There is a little picture of what looks like a blob of the Shampoo, but the whole thing isn't that eye catching. I found this down the bottom shelf of the Shampoo aisle, and around the other side of the aisle I found the matching Shower Gel which cost a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Our food bill has been getting a little out of hand again recently so my husband stepped in and we wrote an exact menu of what we would need over a two weekly basis. We scanned the pages on Asda.co.uk and looked at what we could cut back on. One of the things that bought about a little 'discussion' was the shampoo and conditioner that we are using; I have dyed blonde hair so need a good one whereas Andrew doesn't have a lot of hair and can get a way with any. In the end it was decided that I would stick to my usual and he would have a try of this Asda smartprice one which cost us 12p for a 500ml bottle. Now I just couldn't resist giving this a whirl when we finally had ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/05/08 (Useful, 85 readings)
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When a litre of shampoo costs you 34 p, then you should know that it may not necessarily be the best product in the market! I bought this shampoo because I had finished mine and I was at Asda and decided to give it a try. It is an interesting shampoo to pour, there is a cap and below it a small hole, you need to put pressure on the bottle to get the shampoo out. It is not very user friendly, I think. It is meant to smell like fruits, but it does not have a strong smell. It does not smell badly, either. Did it was my hair well? Mmh, yes, may be, but having used it few times, I realized I need to use more conditioner, surely this ... Read the complete review
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