Head and Shoulders Hydrating Smooth and Silky Shampoo

I am always on the look out for shampoos that will combat the dandruff that sometimes sparks up on my scalp, particularly in the winter months. So in my usual hunt around the ever so reasonable 'Home Bargains' store, I thought that I would give Head and Shoulders a try as it had been years since I used it. - Price and Availability - I got my 400ml bottle from a Home Bargains store for a very reasonable £2.29 when you compare this with the general RRP, this was a bargain. The product is widely available in 200ml and 400ml bottles from places such as Asda, Boots, Superdrug, Tesco, Sainsbury's and a few more. Boots 200ml ...  Read the complete review

I don't normally suffer from dandruff, but a recent hair catastrophe with a product that didn't agree with my skin caused my scalp to flake badly. Donning a hat and racing round to the nearest chemist, I grabbed a bottle of Head and Shoulders hydrating for just a pound. Now the last time I used Head and Shoulders was as a kid, back in the 90s. It used to be an oozy, blue substance that ripped all of the moisture out of your hair, leaving it squeaky clean but drier than the Sahara desert, and prone to breakage. Therefore, it was only my desperation to get rid of the flakes that made me buy the new hydrating version. When I cracked open the ...  Read the complete review

Head and Shoulders Hydrating Smooth & Silky shampoo I was very impressed with this product soon after I bought is. I thought you couldn't find a better product for this price (paid approx. £1.90 for a 250ml bottle in Boots). I remember Head and Shoulders from my childhood. Then only one type of shampoo was available in a chunky white and blue bottle; and it was embarrassing to buy it in a shop as everyone knew you had dandruff. Now these days are gone and Head and Shoulders has rebranded as not only an anti-dandruff product but also one that is designed to care for your hair, no matter what hair type you've got. Hair conditioners are also ...  Read the complete review

Yes, I do have dandruff and it's nothing to be ashamed of, but it does mean that unless I want little white flakes on my shoulders, I have to use an anti-dandruff shampoo several times a week. I've tried a number of cheaper anti-dandruff shampoos, but none of them have been up to the standard of Head and Shoulders. Despite being more expensive than many of its competitors and shops' own brand anti-dandruff shampoos, this is the original and the best. The packaging is quite basic and utilitarian. You certainly know it's a Head and Shoulders product, and not a luxury brand. This is fine if you don't mind having this on your bathroom shelf, or any ...  Read the complete review

Dandruff. Eugh. It looks horrible and it gets everywhere. Even the name is disgusting, and its other name – scurf – is even worse. As far as social and bodily no-nos go, dandruff is up there with B.O. at the top of the unwanted list. What is Dandruff: Dandruff is when you have small, loose flakes of skin all over the scalp. The scalp might itch too. The flakes often come loose and hang around in your hair. Or they fall out onto your shoulders and look like a snowstorm. In some cases it is caused by a yeast infection of the skin, but it can also be caused by hormonal changes, stress, excessive hat/headband wearing, hair products ...  Read the complete review