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Lush Daddyo ShampooNewest Review: ... small bottle) setting you back £8.37! However, you can always get a free tester of products in Lush, so it's well worth ... more |
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by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Shampoos formulated specifically for blonde hair are my forte - i've tried dozens, and I can safely say that Lush's Daddy-o shampoo is one in a million! Firstly, though, I ought to clarify that Daddy-o is not solely a shampoo for blondes. It's technically a 'brightening' product for ANY light hair - grey, white etc. It is also suitable for brown, red and black hair. Its basic role is to cancel out 'yellow tones' - the horrible brassiness that develops in blonde hair after it has been bleached. In fact, Lush do a shampoo bar already for blondes, so I bought Daddy-o on a whim one day when browsing their 'liquid' shampoo range, and i'm happy to say that I wasn't ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/09/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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A few weeks ago, when I popped into Lush to purchase a few things, I was given a sample of Daddyo Violet Shampoo as a thank you for not taking a bag, but using my own. I must admit this shampoo had really escaped my attention up to that point, but I really have no idea why, as I love violets, and Bathos, the violet bubble slice they make, is my favourite. I was a little concerned, however, when the assistant told me that it was great for blondes when their hair turns brassy, I wasn't sure if this was a hint but I hope not!" I always enjoy receiving these free samples, and recently the gifts I have received have been more than generous for using ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/05/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Its been a while since I have written a Lush review. As I used Daddyo to wash my hair tonight, I thought it would be a perfect weay to start writing my Lush reviews again. Lush are a company who make fresh handmade products, they are very ethical and have become increasingly popular. Each of the products Lush produce have ingridiants which serve a purpose, each product has a target skin type or hair type etc... I have to say though, I rarely pay attention to whether a product is designed with my skin or hair type in mind, unless I have a particular problem, for example I get very dry skin and my skin is sensetive and the Lush staff ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 317 readings)
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After reading and rating so many reviews for Lush products I decided it was about time that I actually bought an item from Lush for myself. I needed to know what all the hype was about and whether or not you lot are all sheep, or that the products on sale are genuinely are fantastic! Coincidentally I had just run out of shampoo and conditioner, so I decided that I would purchase Lush products to do the job. If you haven't alreadyI am a Lush virgin and although I have been into one or two of the stores I have never actually purchased anything. I think this was more to do with the fact that I didn't know where to start. As you walk into a shopping centre you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/01/09 (Very useful, 161 readings)
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As a blonde, I used to use John Frieda Sheer Blonde Shampoo and Conditioner, but found that my hair was getting used to it, and despite being white blonde, I was still getting a "brassy" look to my hair. I was in Lush looking for Xmas presents as my friend loves Lush products and came across Daddy-0, first of all I sniffed it (as I do that first with everything) it smelled so gorgeous, just like Parma Violets. Then I read the label and when I saw it was recommended for white and blonde hair I had to buy it. It was £4.50 for 100ml which is a lot more than I would usually spend but I gave it a go. First time I used it, I only used a small ... Read the complete review
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