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Clarifying shampoo to remove build up

  • 30-08-2015 9:56pm
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    sashafierce
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    baby and crumble
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    I use a lot of wax and petroleum pomades which doesn't wash out with normal shampoo (they're designed like that) but I get fantastic clarifying and removal of build up results with Tresemme Deep cleanse. I'd imagine it'd be a good one to try for you.


  • #3
    CBFi
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    Yes I second the Tresemme clarifying shampoo. In Boots. Also smells great!


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    Arbiter of Good Taste
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    I read somewhere today that tonic water is a really good alternative to clarifying shampoos.


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    MinnieMinx
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    Joico clarifying shampoo is good. If your normal shampoo isn't removing the build-up, have you changed your conditioning/styling products recently?
    Too much silicone isn't very good for your hair.


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    sashafierce
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    sashafierce
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  • #8
    baby and crumble
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    sashafierce wrote: »
    I went into boots today and there was no clarifying shampoo of any kind.... Am I missing something? Not even the tresemme one

    I have found the Tresemme one hard to find sometimes. I usually find it in Tescos or Dunnes.


  • #9
    Tilly
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    I use either Pantene or Herbal Essence once a week.


  • #10
    RebelScorned
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    I use the Pantene clarifying shampoo once a fortnight- it's excellent for removing residue from your hair without stripping it completely. It comes in a transparent bottle and is almost always half price in Dunnes Stores so would keep an eye out there. Comes in a big bottle and lasts for ages!


  • #11
    lubie76
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    +1 for Pantene clarifying shampoo and it was half price in Tesco yesterday. I use a lot of serums so need to clarify it every now and again to get it completely clean-I also use it before hair treatments as seems to make them more effective.


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  • #12
    paulers06
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    +1 for Joico. Best shampoo range I've ever used


  • #13
    newacc2015
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    http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_10?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=clarifying+shampoo&sprefix=clarifying+shampoo%2Caps%2C157

    Amazon has tons of them. If you look up the beauty section, you can fill up £25 for free shipping pretty quickly.


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