I spoke to a posh hair stylist a couple of years ago who told me that the current trend of shampoo and conditioner to match your hair colour is a bit of a misnomer, simply because so many people dye their hair these days that they usually buy the wrong 'colour'. These products are designed using average hair thickness and how NATURAL coloured hair behaves - if you dye your naturally blonde hair brown and buy the products suitable for brunettes (and vice versa) then you're not giving your hair as much TLC as you think. With that in mind, and despite being a blonde at that point, I have always used the 'brunette' versions of hair products that claim to benefit my colour -  Read the complete review

' -------------- THE PRICE -------------- I actually don't know the actual retail price of this as I received this of my mum, I have never even seen it in any stores I have been in, well, I have never noticed it anyway! After looking around online though I can see you can pick it up for under a pound, 99p, great you may think but I found this awful. ---------------------- THE APPEARANCE ---------------------- The conditioner comes in a tanned coloured plastic tube which does look quite appealing if I am honest for such a cheap product, when I first seen this I thought it looked quite expensive! ...  Read the complete review

I buy this conditioner from my local Poundland and must say it's brilliant, certainly one of the best conditioners I've used and considering it's a fraction of the price of the designer conditioners that it's attempting to emulate I'd say it's absolutely brilliant value. The conditioner comes in a fairly bulky plastic tube which stands on it's lid so it's very easy to squeeze out the amount of conditioner you want. There isn't a particular smell to it, although it does remind me of a John Frieda conditioner I used to use in that it has taken on a slight scent of the plastic tube. This is not intrusive or unpleasant in any way though, even though it sounds a ...  Read the complete review

When mooching around my local pound shop I spotted matching shampoo and conditioner from Creightons, I like to buy matching products but I am also trying to be careful with money so I happily chucked a shampoo and conditioner into my basket. For some reason only the conditioner is in the DooYoo catalogue, but rest assured a product suggestion is winging its way to DooYoo high command for the shampoo. The conditioner I am reviewing today is the Creightons Perfect Brunette Intensive Care Conditioner. I brought this primarily as I like the packaging; it looks very similar to more expensive products and secondarily because I am a Perfect ...  Read the complete review

This is a beautiful and fabulous conditioner. And it only costs £1.00!!! or 99p (if you dont have a poundland near you) I came across this by chance when I popped into a poundland shop to buy something else and thought I would give it a try. Its states that it infuses a smooth and sillky feel to dry or damaged brunette hair. This is how they sell it: Problem- Dulling- Solution= This intensive formula can help repair split ends and damaged cuticles, returning vitality, shine and texture to dried over processed brunette hair Problem- Dryness- Solution= Pro-vitamin B5 and Vitamin E help replenish lost moisture and texture to even porous ...  Read the complete review