Tesco Kids Banana Dip 2 In 1 Shampoo

My mum brought this for my little sister but it smells so nice that I can't stop using it myself and I'm going to have to buy her another bottle because I've used most of this up myself. It smells strong of banana but more like the smell you get off banana flavoured sweets instead of proper fresh bananas. It's sweet and smells creamy even though the shampoo is a clear gel when you use it. It's a nice shampoo to wash my hair in and I didn't think it would be so good being a kids shampoo and I don't usually get on very well with 2 in 1 shampoos because I don't think the conditioners are ever any good for my hair. The lather this shampoo ...  Read the complete review

I brought this childrens shampoo today as a change from their usual shampoo. Reasons of choice was simple, The unbelievable price. At only 67p it was a £1 less than other brands. I also chose it because of the scent. It smells good enough to eat, my little boy is sure it smells of nesquik banana milkshake, I think it is more like undiluted crusha. The bottle that this product comes in is not the one pictured above. It is a white bottle with a light blue label with tesco and banana dip in white block writing. Picture is of a drawing of a girl with a banana on her head. The shampoo is for fine/flyaway hair, which is ...  Read the complete review

I usually buy L'Oreal shampoo for my grandaughters when they stay at my house but someone suggested I try the Tesco range of kids shampoo and said that it does the job of washing their hair just as well but at a fraction of the cost of L'Oreal. I was sceptical because I have never found a cheap shampoo that is as good as any of the leading brands so when I did my on-line shopping I ordered a bottle of L'Oreal Kids and a bottle of Tesco Kids. I chose the banana scented shampoo purely because I love the smell of bananas but it turned out I picked wisely as when my shopping was delivered I read the bottle properly and this one is for fine and flyaway hair that ...  Read the complete review