Best shampoo+conditioner for dry, bleached hair?

Nala · 08-09-2006 07:37PM #1

Hi everyone,
I've been getting highlights done in my hair for nearly a year now and it's gone really dry, when I wash it it just pouffs out. I'm wondering can anyone recommend a good shampoo and conditioner that will make it soft and give it moisture while protecting the colour? It's also very thick so I'm having a hard time keeping it anyways manageable.
Thanks

Nala

Piste · 08-09-2006 08:21PM

Try Sunsilk shampoo+conditioner for blonde hair, I use the brunette one and I find it works really well. If you're willing to spend a bit more money try John Frieda's Sheer Blonde (I think it's called) which is apprently very good also.

fasterkitten · 08-09-2006 08:29PM

i've found kerastase reflection (the pink one) or tres emme vit b12 and keratin shampoo and vit a and aloe to be the better ones

Piste · 08-09-2006 08:38PM

Oh yeah, Keratase anything is amazing, leaves your hair feeling so different from it's dryness.

Rogueish · 08-09-2006 11:46PM

The Aussie 3min Miracle is fab - it really puts the softness back into your hair. For a real treat leave it in your hair overnight.

Strokesfan · 09-09-2006 11:21AM

I use TreSemme and Aussie Three Minute Miracle.

The best conditioner in the world is OLIVE OIL (top hairdressers know this) - you run a wet comb through your hair before bed then apply olive oil from the mid-end lengths - you can mix it with conditioner cos it doesn't smell that nice. Then use an old scrunchy (I know we don't use them anymore) or a soft hair bobble to loosely tie up your hair. Go to bed.
In the morning wash your hair twice (as they do in the hairdressers) and condition as normal. You will see a noted difference in the condition of your hair. It's messy but worth it and it does completely wash out! (pillowcase included). Do it once a week.

Doomspell · 09-09-2006 12:31PM

Piste wrote:

Try Sunsilk shampoo+conditioner for blonde hair, I use the brunette one and I find it works really well. If you're willing to spend a bit more money try John Frieda's Sheer Blonde (I think it's called) which is apprently very good also.

Yes, Sheer Blonde is briliant, and so is TreSemme, which I use. The only thing about Sheer Blonde (or any John Freida shampoo/conditioners) is that it's quite expensive, 8-10 euro per bottle! I do the olive oil thing every two weeks, and personally I think it's better than John Freida, and not half as expensive.

Best shampoo+conditioner for dry, bleached hair?

Comments