Boots Henna & Horsechestnut Shampoo

A couple of weeks ago I did a review on the Boots Henna and Horsechestnut Conditioner and I am now going to tell you about the matching shampoo. I purchased the Boots Henna and Horsechestnut Shampoo and Conditioner a few weeks ago whilst they were on offer - buy one get one free and they were only £1.29 each anyway. As I am a redhead I have used them both before many years ago and I did seem to remember that I liked them so I decided to treat myself. The shampoo and conditioner were both labeled as being for 'brunettes and red hair' and that they both 'enhance hair colour and shine'. *** The Bottle *** The transparent plastic bottle ...  Read the complete review

I am currently using Boots Henna and Horsechestnut shampoo, which I purchased a month or so ago whilst it was on special offer. It is a shampoo specially formulated for brunettes and redheads, and claims to 'enhance hair colour and shine'. ~Packaging~ This comes in a clear bottle, through which you can see the dark brown coloured shampoo. It has a flip top cap and holds 300ml, which is a fairly small size. The label features a background photo of some horsechestnuts and is fairly plain, but pleasant enough to look at. ~Using it~ Even though I have fairly long hair, I found on first use that only a small amount of this shampoo ...  Read the complete review

At £1.29 a bottle this shampoo is good value for money and did leave my hair feeling very soft and a lot more shiny than it was with my other shampoos but this shampoo was designed to enhance the colour of my hair but i didnt notice any difference, i dont know weather that is because my hair is dyed and not natural but there was no colour difference at all. I wasnt too impressed with the smell of this shampoo either but i cant pin point what i didnt like about it, i think it was that it didnt have a strong floral or fruity smell to it that lingers like other shampoos do. And the realy bad part to this shampoo is that it has dyed the grout on my ...  Read the complete review

This bottle is easy to spot in Boots as it's a brown shampoo with a brown label which depicts horsechesnuts which look good enough to eat! The plastic bottle is clearly marked 'shampoo for brunettes & red hair' & claims to 'enhance hair colour & shine'. It has a flip-top lid &, once opened, the hole in the top allows you to squeeze as much or as little as you wish which means less waste. It's not the thickest shampoo in the world but it smells lovely & does the job & at £1.49 for 300ml I'm not complaining. The list of ingredients, directions & warnings are all clearly marked on the reverse label - ...  Read the complete review

Used this shampoo and it is really good. After washing the hair leaves it quite soft and smooth. I have also tried just ordinary henna powder and it is also good for the hair and makes it very strong and it is ideal for the scalp and has excellent herbs and vitamins that are good for the hair. Also good natural tip for strong hair is mixing egg yoke , 1 teaspoon of honey, some lemon juice or apple cider vinegar. Leave it on the head for half an hour and wash out. Makes the hair strong, shiny, and it will help if your hair is falling out a lot. Use it every time when washing the hair for a month or so. Gives the hair good boost. Also 2 ...  Read the complete review