Whats a good shampoo for dry hair?

[mojavewolf1]

I am having a hard time finding a shampoo and conditioner that puts moisture into dry hair...I am on a budget...So I cant afford expensive stuff..
Any suggestions out there? I have alot of fine dry hair...:rolleyes:

[FluffSpider]

If your scalp is dry, you could research into the CO (conditioner only) method of washing. Two of the shampoos I used and found to be quite gentle were: Elseve Renutrition ( http://www.cumparaieftin.ro/userfiles/poze_produse/Supermarket/62490016.jpg )
and Garnier Naturals with Egg( first one in thie picture: http://img.kudika.ro/images/article_pictures/slideshows/8186_18_1266244593.jpg )
For conditioners, you could try mixing some Olive Oil into the one you're using now- it's the most hardcore condish I've ever tried.

[cataphract]

You could try a water only followed by a light oiling and see if that helped with your dry hair.

I get good results doing a diluted baking soda rinse on clarifying days (every 3-4 days) followed by a lemon water rinse and an oiling while damp.

[Sanyia]

I found out that the brand of shampoo itself is not that important. What is important is that the shampoo is diluted with water before applying to hair. It makes a big difference to me!

[jujube]

Definitely CO-washing, or CWC with diluted shampoo.

[little_cherry]

If you're looking for moisture, you may want to check this (http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=128) out. Clarify your hair first (I used Neutrogena's anti residue shampoo or 1tbs of diluted baking soda in 2 cups of warm water)
I always clarify before doing protein and moisture treatments.

I agree with what has been said...Conditioner only may be too heavy for your fine tresses, but condition-wash-condition weighs the hair down less..

You may be interested in this (http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=57025), too...it's wonderful and turns shampoos into true moisturizing shampoos (the ones that are listed there)...

[Thinthondiel]

I'd suggest a shampoo (or other method of washing) without sulphates if your hair is dry. I don't know if it's possible to find cheap non-sulphate shampoos where you are, though. I haven't been able to find any here in Norway - I use The Body Shop's 'Rainforest Moisture' shampoo and conditioner, which, unfortunately, aren't cheap (but they make my scalp and hair happy).

[Athena's Owl]

i would also suggest trying conditioner washing or the condition-wash-condition method.