scalp shampoo vs hair shampoo

[gonzobird]

I've seen a bunch of articles lately (not here, just random googling) about people using a "scalp" shampoo for their scalp, and a "hair" shampoo on their ends.

Makes sense. They are two totally different things.

Just wondering if anyone here does this?

I know I do, and its unintentional, kinda. I do it because my scalp is dry and my ends are not.

Just wondering if anyone buys a shampoo specifically for their scalp and hair.

[furnival]

I have nothing to add, being a CO-er, but when I read the title I thought, "Air shampoo? Is that anything like air guitar?"

[gonzobird]

oops. air shampoo. lovely.

[Carolyn]

I wondered what "air" shampoo was too I thought maybe it was that Psssst stuff we used to use back in the 70s.

[MinderMutsig]

I think it makes more sense to CWC since the length usually doesn't need shampoo at all.
But I'm a CO girl so what do I know.


ETA: Just realized I do do this with my conditioners though. I use a very light one on my scalp and a much heavier one on the length.

[melusine963]

I use shampoo only on my scalp and conditioner on the rest. Using two different shampoos as well as conditioner sounds like too much effort to me.

[Madora]

My GM pink shampoo is used for both hair and scalp. Having a separate shampoo for one or the other seems like a waste of money. Besides, you also run the danger of one product not meshing well with the other.

[jacqueline101]

I don't know except for the shampoo experiment I'm doing its a scalp only according to the directions. The conditioner is the same instructions.

[lapushka]

Having a separate shampoo for one or the other seems like a waste of money. Besides, you also run the danger of one product not meshing well with the other.

Totally agree!