I spend a lot of my time getting my hair to look sleek and straight by blow drying and straightening it after each time that I have washed it. If left to its own devices however, my hair is frizzy with a slight curl. I thought I would give Totally Twisted by Herbal Essence a go to see if I could get pretty waves and allow my hair to just dry naturally - which would be a real time saver. What does the product do? The product promises to cleanse the hair and to give your curls plenty of bounce and shine. It claims that it will give your hair an intense hydration using silk blends, wild orchid and jewel orchids to leave your curls with luscious long ...  Read the complete review

I just love curly hair so I'm always looking for products to enhance my natural waves. I bought the UK version of this product which last time I checked was called "It's a curl thing" but I'm sure they're exactly the same. This shampoo is available widely at drugstores such as Boots and Superdrug but can be harder to find in supermarkets. It's about £3.60 for a 400ml bottle which is a moderate price for shampoos. The shampoo has a a scent of lavender and jade plant which smells lovely and fresh. I used this as suggested on the back of the bottle: lathered it up with wet hair and rinsed thoroughly. I also used the conditioner afterwards but I'll write ...  Read the complete review

I am now onto my third bottle of Herbal Essence Totally Twisted Shampoo. I love this, I even love the name. I just paid almost £4 for the larger sized bottle, and whilst this might sound like a lot to pay, it really isn't as I only need to use the smallest amount for a great lather and so the bottle lasts me for ages. I don't use this shampoo every time I wash my hair as I like to alternate, but this is a shampoo which is gentle and kind and I'd say it is suitable for regular, everyday use. I bought this because I am sick and tired of having poker straight hair and I have been trying to encourage some light waves (and even curls) into my hair lately. I am ...  Read the complete review

I always used to steer clear of herbal essences, I had used them a few times in my youth, lured in by the amazing scents, no doubt. But, now a fully grown, slightly snobbish hair product connoisseur, I never bought out of principle. I'm not too sure what that principle was, I think it was along the lines of 'surely something that cheap can't work?!' But so it was that about 6 months ago, I actually cottoned on to the fact that spending buckets of money on shampoo was not the cleverest way of saving for a car, and I decided to bite the bullet and 'downgrade' (oh, the pretentiousness!) to Herbal Essences. And, I can now tell you, that I am a fully reformed hair ...  Read the complete review