Recommendations for Shampoo Conditioner

[dic00000]

Any recommendations on shampoo conditioner for fine thin hair? I generally go for volume types since my hair needs it. What has worked for others? I generally just buy whatever I grab off the shelf at the store.

[lapushka]

Any recommendations on shampoo conditioner for fine thin hair? I generally go for volume types since my hair needs it. What has worked for others? I generally just buy whatever I grab off the shelf at the store.

Depends. Do you use sulfate shampoos or sulfate-free ones? Have you ever heard of that?

Generally any shampoo will do, it's not that big of a deal. But some people do want to go without sulfates (harsher detergents). Not that it will make a difference for fine, thin hair. My mom is i thickness and has F hair, and uses sulfates, any ones, just fine!

[Cherriezzzzz]

I'm into organic EVERYTHING so that's one factor in my choice to use Calia. Consider your lifestyle choices... do you like a highly fragrant product? A pretty bottle? This sounds insignificant but it's what usually sells shampoos haha! I used Morrocianoil shampoos for years because the scent was divine! And having long hair whatever you use on your hair you and others will be smelling.

[xoAshley]

Definitely take your water into consideration! I recently moved to an area where I have hard water and was using all natural shampoo and conditioner... my hair has been breaking and hard to even run my fingers through when showering! :( I switched back to my old favorite from long ago... Pantene. I guess my hair really needs the sulfates and cones with the hard water because it FEELS so much better. Still dealing with breakage but I think that’s because the mineral damage was done for so long that it is going to take time to correct that... I have just started washing with bottled water as of yesterday.. extreme but necessary I feel!