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Clairol Herbal Essences Silk n' Shine ShampooNewest Review: ... and glossing as it goes. It is easy to run your fingers through your hair with it on, and rinses off well to leave the hair ... more |
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by - written on 11/02/08 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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~* SHINE WITH SATISFACTION *~ ** HERBAL ESSENCES 'SILK N ' SHINE' SHAMPOO ** 'Discover the Herbal Essences Silk n' Shine Collection for a post organic glow'... Herbal essences silk and shine shampoo is a new fusion of rose hips, johoba and vitamin E. The shampoo that I have is for dry and damaged hair. It is the new silk n' shine formula. It comes in a clear 8 inch plastic bottle through which you can see pictures of pink roses in bloom. It has a large picture to the front of a rose, and herbal essences written around it. It states 'Shine with satisfaction' beside this. The contents is 400 ml, and the shelf life ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/09 (Very useful, 231 readings)
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I always like to try out different shampoos so when I was shopping a few weeks ago and saw some shampoo on a two for the price of one offer I couldn't resist. The shampoo was Clairol Herbal Essences Silk N'Shine shampoo. I had tried a few Herbal Essences shampoos before and liked them so was keen to see if this was as good. The shampoo costs around £2.92 for a 400ml bottle and is available in most supermarkets, Boots, Superdrug and other chemist stores. It pays to shop around as it is often on special offer in store and you can pick up a bargain. The shampoo is designed for dry and damaged hair especially hair that has been coloured or permed. It contains ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/11/08 (Very useful, 121 readings)
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I have highlighted hair which is dry and damaged and I am always looking to try new products to leave my hair less frizzy and more manageable. I first heard about Herbal Essences in their memorable television advertising campaign in which a woman moans with pleasure whilst washing her hair! This was enough to make me try the shampoo and I was also told by a friend that the range was affordable and smelled divine! I bought the 400ml Silk N' Shine shampoo and conditioner for Dry and Damaged Hair. I think they were around £2 a bottle but I have seen the price vary from store to store. This is the 'pink' coloured range. The shampoo comes in a transparent bottle ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/05/09 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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As usual last Christmas I got lots of smellies as stocking fillers and these included a few sets of matching shampoo and conditioners. The Herbal Essences ones that I am currently using were part of a special offer from Asda - the standard bottles each had a free sample bottle of one of the new range taped to it so they were excellent value. At least they would have been had the ones from the new range been any good but I was sadly disappointed in both the new shampoo and the new conditioner. Anyway the one that I am currently using is the shampoo from the original range and it is called Clairol Herbal Essences Silk 'n' Shine Shampoo which I am using with the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/05/09 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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I love Herbal Essences shampoo, and I can go and use other shampoos but I always seem to go back to Herbal Essences since it is one of my favourites. My favourite shampoo from Herbal Essences, and the one I usually buy, is the Silk'n'Shine shampoo which has rose hips, vitamin E and jojoba in it. The shampoo is for dry and damaged hair and unfortunately due to dying my hair and using hair straighteners, my poor hair needs a little TLC! The shampoo comes in two different sizes: 250ml and 400ml. The bottle is a nice squashed oval shape so that your hand fits around it nicely and it is easy to squeeze the shampoo out. The bottle is made from ... Read the complete review
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