Aveda produces the most wonderful hair and beauty salon products with the added bonus that none of their ingredients are of the petro-chemical variety and are all entirely natural plant and organic based. This means all their products are incredibly gentle on the skin and scalp, and reactions ... Read review
Advantages: Gentle plant essence based ingredients nourish and clean your hair gently but effectively Disadvantages: None
Aveda produces the most wonderful hair and beauty salon products with the added bonus that none of their ingredients are of the petro-chemical variety and are all entirely natural plant and organic based. This means all their products are incredibly gentle on the skin and scalp, and reactions and allergies are rare. Plus you are getting the best type of nourishing ingredients for your skin and your hair, as nature intended.
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Some would say that Aveda products are expensive, but I disagree. If you buy the one litre pump size, it will last for months and months and as you need use just a little each time you shampoo, it works out to be very economical indeed. They also offer a smaller sized bottle too. Prices vary but as an average, expect to pay somewhere around £7.00 for 250ml and £20.00 for the one litre size.
Aveda produces the most wonderful hair and beauty salon products with the added bonus that none of their ingredients are of the petro-chemical variety and are all entirely natural plant and organic based. This means all their products are incredibly gentle on the skin and scalp, and reactions and allergies are rare. Plus you are getting the best type of nourishing ingredients for your skin and your hair, as nature intended.
Their camomile shampoo is intended for those of us with lighter shades of hair or highlights. It is a very pale yellow in colour and smells simply delightful (with a hint of coconut), and a little of this goes a very long way. It lathers up beautifully making it very economical to use and removes build ops of grease, hairspray, gel etc very effectively.
Not only does it give your hair a thorough cleaning, but also it nourishes it and adds moisture as well as adding a slight lightening effect. Blondes will find their hair colour to be more vibrant and alive, jaded highlights will have a new lease of life and fair hair will benefit too by being brighter and more vibrant. It basically adds a little extra colour without changing the look or feel of your hair, but bringing out and emphasising the best of your own natural highlights and lowlights.
It also produces wonderful shine and your hair will feel softer and silkier, often without the need to apply a conditioner afterwards. The active natural ingredients in this product include camomile, calendula, aloe, almond, cherry bark and coconut, all combine beautifully to give a wonderful but light fruity fragrance to your hair.
Some would say that Aveda products are expensive, but I disagree. If you buy the one litre pump size, it will last for months and months and as you need use just a little each time you shampoo, it works out to be very economical indeed. They also offer a smaller sized bottle too. Prices vary but as an average, expect to pay somewhere around £7.00 for 250ml and £20.00 for the one litre size.
You’ll find Aveda products in top salons around the country, or you can purchase them via QVC’s shopping channel (expect to find them sold out more often than not, Aveda products are very popular here!) or from various sites on the web.
Aveda have their own website too which gives information on their company background plus a comprehensive list of all the products they offer and their ‘Aromaology’ background and philosophy. Check them out at www.aveda.com.
All in all, I really would recommend this shampoo for those of you with lighter shades of hair wanting to add some brightness and vitality. The natural ingredients care for your hair whilst giving it a gentle but effective clean and you may even be able to throw away your conditioner altogether!
Advantages: The smell Disadvantages: What it did to my poor hair
...absolutly glowing reviews of all Aveda products I decided I would splash out and buy some of this miracle worker. I went to www.lookfantastic.com where a fellow ciaoer had said the products were available. I also went to www.aveda.com to find out which shampoo would be best for me. I have dull blonde hair and so finally opted for the Camomile Shampoo which was desinged to brighten up blondes. Perfect. I couldn't wait for my shampoo to arrive and ... ...nice trail size pack of Aveda Rosemary and Mint shampoo which was rather nice. Hair-washing time came. I followed the instructions which are the same as any other shampoo. The shampoo smelt nice (not gorgeous, but nice) and lathered up a little better than other shampoos I've tried. The problem came when I was rinsing out. My hair was tangled and was kind of...tacky. Although my hair squeaked with cleanliness, it didn't feel clean! Well, I had to ...
annalouise 01.12.2001
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Aveda Camomile Shampoo
Advantages: The smell is amazing, and the brighter colour result Disadvantages: Perhaps the price.
I first heard of Aveda hairproducts whilst watching QVC (the shopping channel). I always thought that they looked good, as they used natural ingredients and always sold out. However they were quite expensive so I thought maybe I'll get something again....
However whilst in America I was in a shopping mall in L.A (after walking along the walk of fame, and mingling with the stars! Lol.) I saw an Aveda shop which looked really nice, so I went in and ... ...~~~Anything else?~~~
In this range Aveda also do other shampoo's designed for different hair colours:
Blue Malva: Is for Grey or Platinum blond hair.
Camomile:Is for warmer/darker blond shades.
Clove: For brown/honey coloured tones.
Black malva: For black or dark natural or coloured hair.
Matter rood: For red/auburn or Chesnut hair.
~~~Would I recommend it?~~~
Definitely, I think in this country it's about £9, but it is a really good quality ...
Bouncebackability 01.03.2006
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Advantages: Completely plant essence based Disadvantages: None
Aveda makes the most wonderful hair products, and this one is right up there with the winners!! Aveda are a company who specialise in producing natural plant essence based products with no petro-chemicals whatsoever...they call it Aromaology!
The camomile shampoo is perfect for anyone who has blonde hair, light shades of hair or highlights and contains organically grown herbs and ingredients. It leaves your hair shiny, bouncy and incredibly soft ...
MissDeceitful 02.08.2000
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Advantages: smells divine, hair shines, hair feels good Disadvantages: none
This shampoo has been a saviour to me.It was not recommended to me I saw it on a shopping channel on TV. I tried it with an open mind to find it a wonderful smelling shampoo. I suffer with greasy hair and this certainly has made my hair last longer between washes. It has also fetched out the blonde that was natural to my hair. I do not have brilliant blonde hair in fact you would call it "mousey". This shampoo makes my hair shine, It lasts such a ... ...time you wash it. I would recommend it to everyone. It comes in two sizes and I buy the one litre amount and it lasts for months. It does seem expensive at first sight but when you work out how much you would spend using ordinary shampoo you will find that you have saved money. The smell is divine and my hair feels divine afterwards. I am pleased that it does not have petro chemicals in it as well. You cannot lose when you use this shampoo. It is ...
sueann 07.12.2000
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Advantages: enhance colour and shine Disadvantages: price
...natural plant extracts found in aveda shampoos work with the elements in your hair to help keep a vibrant colour, shine and overall good condition.Camomile is excellent on blonde hair to keep your hair light.That is not to say however that people with other hair colours are unable to use the shampoo as that is not so. The camomile works well on all hair to enhance shine and give a soft touchy feel to all hair types.Not only that when using the aroma ...
angels21 08.01.2001
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