What shampoo and conditioner should I use?

Question

I just asked a question about drying my hair (http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070321115508AApPl6W), and got many answers within 5 minutes, now I need some help with shampoo and conditioner...

I'm 15 and a guy..

My hair used to be greasy and full of dandruff until I started using Neutrogena T Gel - I'm not sure if I need to continue using it to keep it clean or if I can now switch to another shampoo..

Please can someone recommend a good shampoo and condition if needed? I don't know what a conditioner does and if I need it or not... Please remember I'm a guy and the most important thing for me is to get a nice hair texture from it all, as I'll be using no styling products.

Thanks.

Answer 1

sunsilk or pantene

Answer 2

Try a shampoo bar from lush called 'jumping juniper' it sorts out greasy hair and because it is all natural products that make it it shouldn't cause problems with your scalp. Conditioner just puts in a bit more moisture and keeps your hair soft and gives a bit more weight if you don't use styling products. Lush also do a fantastic ranges of conditioners and they do last for ages. Hope this helps a bit. xx

Answer 3

What i would use is continue using your current shampoo, however once a week use a clarifying shampoo to strip any buildup from your other shampoo, you need to be using two different shampoos one being a clarifying shampoo. I would use a conditioner maybe everyother shampoo since your hair can get greasy it's not a good idea to use everytime.
Veronica
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Answer 4

hi there you can still carry on with the shampoo your using if it is still workin 4 you
It doesn't really matter what shampoo and conditioner you use but its making sure that you rinse all the product out of your hair properly that makes the hair feel clean and keeps it looking nice.
Conditioner is used to smooth down the hair cuticles making it look shiny.
It's better to use separate shampoo n conditioner on a regular basis than the two in one types in my opinion (like wash n go).
Try to use the one for your hair type and i go on the smell of shampoo and conditioner if i like the smell then i buy it if i don't then i won't buy it.
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Answer 5

You should be able to switch up your shampoo now that you have it under control. Just make sure to get a mild one, and since you are a guy you might want to avoid overly fruity smelling ones.

If you wash your hair regularly, you should be able to use the T-Gel just once a week or so.

Hope this helped.

Answer 6

Well assuming you have short hair i would recommend the GHD purifying shampoo. I dont recommend conditioner because it is designed too close the cuticle which is more helpfull for longer lengths of hair. You should chop and change with your shampoo because it can only intake so much of one thing.

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Answer 7

WEN by Chaz Dean. It is a "cleansing conditioner", not a true shampoo or a true conditioner, but it works miracles. The tea tree oil one is good for scalp problems.

Answer 8

best to stick to what works for you, ye sure try some others, but use them for a while to see if the dandruff and greasy hair returns, you can either tick them off for life or are able to use them

Answer 9

Head and shoulders citrus fresh will sort out your dandruff and your grease! And its cheap! Well done you for wanting to take care of yourself by the way x

Answer 10

no, keep to t-gel, it is better (although it stinks, and a good conditioner is tressemé dry/damagede hair,although i use elvive but i have highlited hair.

Answer 11

Tigi bed head