Dove Shampoo for Coloured Hair

After visiting the gym and getting all hot and sweaty, I dash home, say good bye to the hubby, who is a self employed taxi driver, then strip my clothes and climb into my shower. Of course this would be quicker if I didn't have to have the kids in the same room with me but they always seem to follow me around just when it would be easier if they didn't. Anyway on with the op, after making my hair very wet I squeeze a small amount of Dove Moisturising Milk shampoo onto the palm of my hand, rub my hands together and then apply to my hair, massaging my scalp as I move around my head. When all my hair has been covered by the rich feeling lather I take a look ...

I bought some Dove shampoo and conditioner in Tesco?s about a month back, it was new, I hadn?t tried it so I though why not? It was on a 2 for 1 after all! When it?s normally £2.49 for 250ml it?s a fair old price but was a complete bargain and I never stick to the same shampoo, always what is on offer. I bought Dove for hair that has been coloured or highlighted they also produce others such as for fine hair or normal (whatever that is!). The bottle is much the same as any other dove product, the white container with the blue Dove logo. You really can?t miss it. It has a flip top lid which is always a bonus with a shampoo, saves faffing about with lids in the ...

I have no hangups about being post-middleage. Indeed there are compensations. I am content with who I am, can reflect on the past and hope that I have learned much and, since retirement, nobody tells me what to do. Not that they could before anyway. I have the wonderful choice of throwing myself into new endeavours or letting life drift on as it wills. Only two downsides come to mind as I write this. One is that, like Cassandra and with the foreknowledge of experience, I can see youngsters about to make crashing mistakes and they won't believe me. The other is that nowdays I show people photos of myself with the words, "That is how I was at 35." ...