Superdrug Naturals Shampoo Coconut Sweet Almond

This is one of my favourite conditioners - you really cant go wrong: My hair is usually a frizzy mess but after using this conditioner it feels amazing!! The mask is really thick, to the point of being almost solid, you can easily stand a pencil in it. You scoop it out with your fingers - i use about a palmful. You leave it on for about 2 minutes but i sometimes leave it on longer / wrap my head in clingfilm or hot towel when my hair is in need of some TLC. My hair is left feeling soft, shiny and feels amazing - and smells absolutely gorgeous. Its well packaged, it comes in a clear tub so you can see how much is left and you get plenty of uses ...  Read the complete review

I have mixed textured hair which can get very dry if not kept moisturised. I tried so many shampoos but none of them had the desired effect I was looking for. I needed a shampoo that would moisturise my hair and keep it looking shiny and and easy to manage. I read that it is best to use a shampoo with an essential oil: Jojoba, Cocout, Tea Tree or Camomile. I came across this and decided to give it a go. This shampoo does exactly what it says on the bottle: it restores moisture and shine. I find that I don't need to use very much and only need to wash my hair once a week. I use the Coconut Sweet Almond Condition to ...  Read the complete review

My hair is disaster, curly and thick it is a nightmare for every hairdresser. I just have to wash it every day and accordingly blow dry it every single morning. Normally I invest quite a lot in hair care but at the moment I really need to save money for my upcoming trip to Asia. The Superdrug 2-for-1 offer came like a god send to me; shampoo and conditioner for 98 pence! The label is very promising, the Coconut & Sweet Almond shampoo is supposed to 'help restore moisture and shine' and is especially suitable for 'dry and damaged hair'. Sounds good but unfortunately that's as far away from the reality as possible. My hair felt even drier after using ...  Read the complete review