Herbal Essences- Tousle Me Softly

[rodriguezpoultry]

Has anyone ever used this shampoo and conditioner?

How well did it work? Were you pleased? What did you have to do to get that "desired" look?

It says on the bottle to "turn" your hair...but why??


I wake up and I have naturally curly hair. I could "probably" get by with waking up and going, but I never do. I always brush it out and put it in an elastic...so this is my turn to try something to make my hair prettier to make me NOT want to put it into a hair tie. I hate doing my hair because there's so daggum much of it. I'll probably be getting it cut again in the winter (ugh...I HATE static electricity) but if I like the tousled look enough...

 

[arabookworm]

I personally have found that herbal essences shampoo doesn't really do much aside from cleaning your hair. On the other hand, it comes in some very yummy smelling flavors

 

[Camelot Farms]

I wasnt overly impressed with it....I am a Garnier Fructose gal.

 

[rodriguezpoultry]

I tried the anti-frizz stuff in the Herbal, and it's the only one that's ever gotten rid of the frizz out of all the products. I just assumed all worked! Now I'm scared...but it smells SOOO good...

 

[Poison Ivy]

If you want a get product that keeps the frizzes away. You should try Regenal by Wella it's an instant ph normalizing lotion. I buy it at Sally's Beauty Supply it's around $5 for a bottle. I've used it forever and love the way it makes my hair soft and smooth. I just use what ever shampoo I want but always use the Regenal as a conditoner.
When I go get my hair cut and colored the lady always tells me how healthy my hair looks and feels. You should start to notice a difference in your hair the very first time you use it and in a week your hair feels great.

Here is a online store that sells it but it's a little more money.

http://www.wwbeautystore.com/shopping/wella/index.shtml

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Yeah, my hair was wicked frizzy this winter, that stuff worked miracles.

I'm using their moisturizing shampoo/conditioner right now, because I'm in pools so much. I don't care if it DOES have pearls in it, all I care about is that it works.

 

[Chicks_N_Horses]

I haven't ever really liked Herbal Essences shampoos. I did a thread on hair a while back and got some suggestions and lots recommend the Aussie stuff but I tried it and didn't like it....

I have really long hair to my behind that is very thick and naturally curly...so it is a war sometimes LOL....I usually keep it in a clip on top of my head.....My dh calls that my 'stressed hair' look. I have found that Garnier Fructis and Pantene shampoos are the best for my hair type. It keeps it slinky and smooth for the most part and pretty soft. I have to use the John Frieda hair serum too on it or it will look like I stuck my hand in a light socket on humid days.

I really believe in the Garnier Fructis to the point that that is what I use on my horses! It works great on horse tails!

 

[SarahFair]

I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE Aussi products.

They smell OH SO GOOD

I get people sniffing my hair all the time

 

[HorseFeathers]

Aussie didn't work for me. I do love the pretty colors of Herbal Essences, as well as the pretty smell. Oh, and the fact that it works for me.

I might try Garnier Fructis. Their anti-frizz serum just makes my hair look really greasy but maybe the actual shampoo and conditioner will work better.

 

[Chicks_N_Horses]

Yes, HF, the anit friz from Garnier is no good! That is why I stick with the John Frieda stuff...I tried the Garnier kind just a few weeks ago and it looked like I had poured grease in my hair....it was yuck!