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Toni & Guy Flat & Lifeless (Toni & Guy Volume Shampoo)

CherryVegas

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Toni & Guy Volume Shampoo

Date: 09/02/09 (197 review reads)
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Advantages: The bottle's nice, it does clean hair

Disadvantages: Doesn't do anything it claims to do, makes hair dull, flat, static, flyaway

I bought this shampoo as there was a 2 for £6 offer across the Toni & Guy range and it seemed worth a try, so I bought this and the matching conditioner. The usual price in Boots is £4.88 for a 250ml bottle, which is not a bad price if it works.

Renowned worldwide for their fashion-led salons and expertise, Toni & Guy and the hair care specialists at Boots have developed a range of high-performance, salon-quality styling products to help you recreate the latest catwalk looks in your own home. They say that this energising shampoo will give volume to even the finest, most flyaway hair for styles with texture and bounce.

The shampoo comes in a nice silver-grey cylindrical bottle, which does look like a quality product. The bottle has a press top dispenser, which dispenses just a small amount at a time, making it easier to control the amount you use. However, I personally feel that the amount dispensed in a single press of the top is far too little to be of any use to anyone, I have to press it 3 or more times to get enough shampoo out to wash my hair. This in my mind makes the dispenser kind of redundant, I mean why bother having a dispenser to make it easier to use if it doesn't give you a sensibly-sized controlled amount with each press? Anyway, I digress....

The shampoo itself is clear and smooth, with a nice thin gel like consistency. The smell however, is totally vile. It smells to me like a mixture of chlorine and stale perfume, however, the scent fortunately is not too strong so shouldn't be too off-putting.

The lather created by this shampoo is very thin and with no visible bubbles, not luxurious at all, and it does leave a little to be desired when it comes to massaging it through the hair, it just doesn't feel as though it's doing much. It washes out easily however, and my hair does feel clean when it's all rinsed out.

Once my hair is dried after using this I always feel very disappointed. It makes my hair look quite dull and takes the shine out of it, which is not what I need at all. It looks and feels soft and smooth, but there is no extra volume to speak of, and I would actually say it seems to make my hair look flatter than usual, which really contradicts the volumising claims. And the worst thing of all is that it makes my hair feel really wispy and gives it a lot more of a flyaway feel to it with major extra static, again contradicting what it's supposed to do.

So, overall, I'm very disappointed with this shampoo. It cleans my hair but it doesn't do what it claims, in fact on my hair it does exactly the opposite of what it claims to do, making it look flat and lifeless, and feel static and flyaway. Needless to say I won't be buying this one again.

Summary: A 'volumising' shampoo that takes all the volume out of your hair..... need I say more?

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Last comments:
Whizz11

- 12/02/09

Oh dear! x
rosebud2001

- 09/02/09

I find no matter what the brand, volumising shampoos inevitably leave me with dry and lifeless hair.
plipplop

- 09/02/09

I don't like the T & G shampoos that I've tried - Trevor Sorbie much better!

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