Wash & Go Universal 2 in 1

As you can probably see from my profile photograph, I don't have much patience with styling my hair. While this was a problem in my youth, now I'm older I tend to go for the 'old ladies bowl cut' which requires very little in the way of styling and I can simply drag a comb through my hair most days. Of course, it still needs washing and as usual I am always looking for products that will cut down even further the amount of time I need to spend on my hair. I only bought Wash & Go because after remembering I needed shampoo I realised I had very little money with me and this was on special offer for £1.29, after seeing it was a 2-in-1 product I thought this ...  Read the complete review

There are shampoos for just about every possible kind of hair, these days. You can find them for greasy hair, for dry hair, for hair with dandruff, for coloured hair, for permed hair, for 'difficult' hair... the list goes on. Presented with several shelves of shampoo in a supermarket, my mind tends to go blank, because my hair doesn't fit into any of the above categories. I suppose it's classed as 'normal', in the sense of being unexceptional, but as far as I can tell it's not normal at all to have hair with no particular features or problems! So, to wash my long (but not very long), straight (but not straightened), mousey-blonde (but not lightened) hair, I ...  Read the complete review

Being a man... Conditioner ain't for me, nor is make up, scent, skin conditioner, or any other of the thousand and one body and hair care products that women seem to have a grim fascination for, although just like when you spend time in a dentist's waiting room and happen across a woman's magazine and just find yourself helplessly and innocently thumbing through it, you can't spend any time on an opinion site like Ciao or Dooyoo without stumbling across the thousands of beauty products that our female brethren (sisdren?) spend so much time recommending and/or slagging off. Mrs D always takes a healthy degree of rise out of me for my ...  Read the complete review

I remember when I was a kid (many moons ago now lol) we didn't have all the choice of shampoos and conditioners we have on offer now. No designer ranges and Boots wasn't as prominent as now! I do remember thinking I was very posh when I was about 14 years old because in class at school we were having a chat about shampoos and in my house we used 'Dimensions' which in my mind at that time was a step above Palmolive and Vosene that all the other kids used. We didn't have all the choice we have now as I have said and I don't remember using conditioner till I was over 18 and buying it for myself to be honest. I sound so old for 34 but unless my memory is failing me that was ...  Read the complete review

Back in the heady days of the 80s and 90s, we went through something of a transformation......suddenly fitness was fabulous - after Fame, Flashdance, and Perfect, we all wanted to dance and exercise our way to gorgousness......village halls started to host "Keep Fit" classes on a Saturday morning, Breakfast TV brought us The Green Goddess, followed after a few years by Mr Motivator.....the fashion world brought us sweat bands and leg warmers, and Argos brought us exercise cycles that would stand in the lounge and double up as a clothes horse for drying sheets, or hanging shirts....... We progressed to gyms - exercise classes became more popular, and ...  Read the complete review