L'Oréal For Kids Shampoo

L'Oréal For Kids Shampoo: Not mild enough for my daughter (769 words)
by paulpry118 - written on 23.04.08 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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We have always used Johnsons baby shampoo on my daughter but recently I've started to notice that her hair is becoming increasingly tangled, so I asked our hairdresser if there was any types of conditioners about for youngsters that would solve the problem. She told me L'oreal make a kids shampoo and conditioner. On my next trip to Tesco I spotted it amongst the shampoos so checked it out. As my daughter is only two I first checked to make sure there was no minimum age recommendations and there wasn't so I duly purchased a bottle at £1.60. It was quite expensive compared to the Tesco own brand at just 38p for the same size bottle but I thought with it ...

This shampoo isn't really worth it (409 words)
by i_am_joy - written on 11.03.08 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I told you earlier about my experience with L'Oreal childrens conditioner that I brought for my grandaughters. At the same time I brought the childrens shampoo. I got the Banana and Melon one because their hair is fine and dry and is very flyaway sometimes. I wash my younger grandaughters hair for her but the other one is 11 so she does hers herself. I wet my grandaughters hair and added a small blob of the shampoo. I then rubbed her hair to get a good lather and made sure I washed all the little hairs around her ears and everything. The shampoo lathers up very well and left her with a "hat" of bubbles on her head which she liked because ...

L'Oréal For Kids Shampoo: Big Kid in the Fast Lane! (909 words)
by cmh4135 - written on 21.11.03 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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Hair care for me should be as non-intrusive as possible. To quote a famous brand I like to be able to wash and go! Alas, I wasn?t given the raw materials to work with and my hair will always despise conditioners and need the styling and attention that I am loathe to give. The L'Oreal for Kids range of shampoos simply screamed at me from across the supermarket aisles. I was initially attracted by the brightly coloured, slightly odd shaped bottles and upon closer inspection came across the magic words "fast dry" This was too much. The girl has to have some. And so that, your honour, is how this childless 29 year-old came to have in her possession a ...