Can You Recommend a Good Shampoo
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I have very fine hair. And it's dull and lifeless . I've spent a a lot of money out on shampoos. Can you help me please. 
I wish I could help. I've tried loads and still not got one I'm loyal to. I think frizz-ease is my favourite but it's just too expensive to use daily. I need one that's cheap and works well lol.
When I get one will let you know. I am just fed up with buying shampoo that do not work.
Same! One I got recently, cost me over £5 and left us with a red itchy rash! Think I might try poundland or b&m next time lol
Never through of Poundland or b&m. Worth a look. Pound land do have some good things in. And we have just got a b&m store. Never been in looking Ford to going. I see they have some lovely things to..
Yes b&m are a bargain hunters paradise. They just sell everything and it's all cheap lol. I actually get most my xmas prezzies from there 
I think u need a good conditioner. Argan oil ones are very good. Shampoos alone will not do the job and does not worth to spend a fortune on the expensive ones. Just get a hair mask conditioner.... Will help
I will look in to this Aryan oil . Sounds good. Thank you ever so much for your help.
nicolajaynehend After pregnancy, I got one with Amazon code from a website like Vipon and that product saved my hair. It was free with the code,
I use the boots own shampoo for 75p and it is fantastic. I also use the tesco own shampoo and it is good too. I also use the boots own conditioner but I would say that it is conditioner, not shampoo, you need to spend money on. I would get a deep conditioning hair mask and a leave in conditioner too.
I've not tried boots. Will look in to it.ive never tryed hair mask be for. My be that's what I need. Thank you ever so much for your help.
You are very welcome! For 75p boots own is absolutely fantastic! You don't need to use them often, once a month is enough. You do need to leave them on for a while though, but they do work very well.
The horse shampoo is meant to be good. Haven’t tried it myself but it’s had good reviews
https://www.latestdeals.co.uk/deals/mane-n-tail-shampoo-conditioner-amazon
Thank you hspexy ever so much for your help and time. . I've never heared of this shampoo. They use it to wash the horses coats. And it's safe for us to use it . That's what I read. 
nicolajaynehend I think it became popular a few years ago when it featured in some women’s magazine and online articles as a secret to getting strong, thick, volumised hair, as a lot of people using it had thin, brittle hair and found it to help them. I’ve never needed it myself, but I’d try if if I ever needed it - certainly cheaper than a lot of the cosmetic, salon advocated shampoos out there, and horses are known to have beautifully thick manes 
Here's an article from Cosmo, with some ideas:
I tried out 6 of the best shampoos for fine hair (so you don't have to)
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/beauty-hair/hair/g21943056/best-shampoo-fine-hair/
Of the six the least expensive were:
John Frieda Luxurious Volume Touchably Full Shampoo, £5.99
Ok, the formula is pretty basic, but it does everything you'd expect of a shampoo - washes hair, leaves strands shiny, and gives roots a bit of extra oomph.
If you're on a budget and want a shampoo that'll cleanse fine hair (without weighing it down), give this a go.
LUSH New Shampoo Bar, £6.50
First off, this shampoo bar gets points for being plastic-free.
But it's not just good for the environment, the formula is made up of ingredients designed to stimulate healthy hair growth whilst soothing the scalp. After using this consistently for a few weeks, I felt like my hair looked softer, shinier and thicker, than it ever has.
Thank you ever so much for doing this Johnny. I will look in to both of the shampoo. Once again thank you.
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