Shampoo and conditioner?

[sammyscissors]

Hi every1 after some inspiration for a new shampoo and conditioner I currently use the tigi s factor shampoo and and I know its bad but a dove conditioner I have coloured curly hair thats prone to beim dry and sometimes abit frizzy when I leave it to dry naturally . What does everyone else use ? Its vat free day day tmrw so gonna invest in something new .
Although I do like the s factor shampoo .
Thanks x

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[KayaPapaya]

Goldwell dual senses, for coloured hair or the rich repair (gold) coloured label are lovely.

 

[4TheLoveOfHair]

Goldwell dual senses, for coloured hair or the rich repair (gold) coloured label are lovely.

And the 60second treatment too! Lush

 

[KayaPapaya]

And the 60second treatment too! Lush

I've not tried that yet, but I'll add to my list!

 

[Stephanielouise]

I've also got curly dry hair and find it a pain sometimes finding the right shampoo and conditioners! ATM I'm using Tigi urban antidotes the green one called re-energise. Love it, it's for everyday wash but I only wash my hair twice a week


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[rac__hel]

If it's not oily at all use redken fresh curls the shampoo doesn't lather leaving natural oils still in the hair..( Not designed for oily hair )
If it does get oily I would use a real control shampoo(very mouisturising and full of protein) and a 'all soft' conditioner keeping the conditioner on the ends only
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[tickety.boo]

I use KeraCare by Avlon (the humecto creme one). I have mixed curly hair and this is the only shampoo and conditioner I have found that doesn't dry my hair out and make it frizz.

 

[sammyscissors]

Thanks everyone x

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[Joe96]

I love the Wella range of shampoos the purple, orange and reds ones so lush!!

 

[a.gidman]

If it's not oily at all use redken fresh curls the shampoo doesn't lather leaving natural oils still in the hair..( Not designed for oily hair )
If it does get oily I would use a real control shampoo(very mouisturising and full of protein) and a 'all soft' conditioner keeping the conditioner on the ends only
Both by redkenn

I wouldnt necessarily use real control if the scalp is oily... If not rinsed out properly leaves hair feeling greasy. Also have a few clients saying it makes there hair feel even worse the next day due to too much moisture on the oily scalp. For frizzy curls, i recommend diamond oil shampoo within redken range... Its light but doesnt leave that greasy feeling as the real control does. But i agree with fresh curls and also the ringlet leave in is a fantastic product to tame friz and help with the bounce of the curl.