Herbal Essences 2-in-1 Moisture Balancing Shampoo for Normal Hair

These were on offer in Sainsburys last month for buy one get one free so I decided to try them. I hate to use shampoo and then conditioner if I can help it, so I like to buy 2 in 1 mixes to save time in the shower. This sounded great with jasmine as part of the blend as I love the smell of jasmine so I was happy to use these. The shampoo lathers in really well and a small blob is all that is needed to create a good lather. I have shoulder length hair now and a blob of shampoo about the size of a 50p piece was adequate. The shampoo was really easy to wash out and it didn't leave any residue, and my hair was also very easy to brush after a ...

I wanted to take a break from book reviews for a bit, so here I am, writing about shampoo. It’s rather nice shampoo, though, so that’s okay :) Unfortunately, to be able to tell you about this Herbal Essences stuff, I’m going to have to confess to my previous hair-care routine. No, not fairy liquid – the even greater shame of (shhhh!) Wash and Go. There, I’ve said it now. Don’t think too badly of me, will you? I used W&G for years, and it didn’t seem to do my hair any harm. But I’ve been hearing all these tales of ‘build up’ of ‘residue’ that this kind of stuff leaves in your hair, and ...

Q: Right then, here we go. So, tell me the name of this product which you are reviewing. A: It’s called ‘Herbal Essences 2-in-1 Moisture-Balancing Shampoo for Normal Hair.’ Q: Bit of a mouthful, that! Who makes it? A: It’s made by Clairol, which is a trademark of a company called Bristol-Myers Co Ltd, of Uxbridge, UK. Q: Okay…now, you said ‘2-in-1’. What does that mean, exactly? A: As well as being an excellent shampoo, the product also contains a light conditioner, which will leave you hair feeling soft and manageable, as well as imparting a healthy shine. Q: So, no need to ...