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Clairol Herbal Essences Fruit Fusions Citrus Lift ShampooNewest Review: ... thing in the morning to really wake you up and make you feel refreshed. Clairol claim that the shampoo will: - release ... more |
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by - written on 23/11/07 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I'm pretty much a skinflint when it comes to toiletries and cosmetics, and so came across this shampoo when it was on a "buy one get one free" offer. Over the years, I've used a few of the Herbal Essences products, but this one is really fantastic. Promising "uplifting volume", it contains tangerine, lemongrass and aloe vera, and is advertised as being suitable for fine to normal hair. I've never classed my hair as "normal" (does anyone actually think their own hair is normal???), but it's certainly fine. I keep it cropped short, partly for ease and partly as it's got some mad kinks and curls in it if I let it grow. As anyone ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/08/08 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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My hair is pretty resilient to most things, and despite constantly dying my hair all shades of the rainbow, rarely brushing it, and trying it with elastic bands, my hair is still in very good condition. You can actually stretch my hair by one to two inches and it just bounces back without breaking (another little fact to add to your store of knowledge about me!). The only real problem I have with my hair is that it can sometimes get very greasy (exceptionally greasy if you rub animal fat in it - see my Sunsilk volume review!) and therefore doesn't have a great deal of volume to it. I have never yet used a Herbal Essences shampoo (or conditioner) which left my hair ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/10/08 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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The last time I went to buy more shampoo I decided to try some new shampoo and always one for a bargain I was tempted by some Clairol Herbal Essences shampoos which were on a buy one get one free at Superdrug. The first shampoo I used was the Fruit Fusions Citrus Lift shampoo. The shampoo sells for around £2.98 for a 400ml bottle but there are often special offers. Superdrug at the moment is doing buy one get one half price for £2.95 but Tesco is doing an offer buy one get one free for £2.98 so its worth shopping around. This shampoo is designed for fine to normal hair and is designed to give you uplifting volume. The shampoo contains ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/05/08 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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This is a lovely shampoo from Herbal Essences. The packaging is quite nice but I think the lid can be a bit fiddly and it's also quite flimsy and easy to break, as I found out when I accidentally dropped it in the shower and it shattered into 3 separate pieces. This shampoo is made with organic botanicals including mandarin, orange, lemongrass, tangerine and aloe vera, which gives it a really lovely fresh citrussy uplifting scent. It's fairly runny but it lathers up really nicely so it's easy to wash your hair with. It rinses out well and leaves the hair feeling really clean and fresh. This one is supposed to give volume to ... Read the complete review
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