Aveda Clove Shampoo

Advantages: The smell is amazing, and the brighter colour result
Disadvantages: Perhaps the price.

...by the delightful aroma. It's quite hard to explain, but it is so nice. It's a really natural smell, which is cleansing and relaxing without being overpowering. It comes out a very pale yellow colour (which is the camomile) and lathers up a treat. ~~~The Packaging~~~ The bottle I have is the 250ml size and comes in a nice beige bottle with a little yellow picture of a flower. It's quite classy but in my opinion could be a bit more modern. What I also like about the packaging is the top. It's those ones you press down one side and the other side half opens, so you get no spillages. ~~~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... Read review

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Advantages: Organic, effective, biogegradable packaging.
Disadvantages: Pricey. Hard to find locally.

...-infused technology rather than the ozone layer destroying CFC’s used in other canisters of the period. My first experience with their products was when my Mother-in-law-to-be included a sample bottle of their Hydrating Lotion in my Christmas stocking one year. I was converted to this lurvely brand when I woke up 13 hours after first applying it and still had that super-soft feeling on my skin as if I has just come out of a mineral spa. Obviously with an experience this good with one product, I was left very well disposed towards the brand in general. Shampoo "Flavours" available: ***************************** Aveda Black Malva Pure Plant Shampoo for very dark brown or black hair. Aveda Camomile Pure Plant Shampoo for blonde to mid brown hair. Aveda Clove Pure Plant Shampoo for brown hair. Aveda Madder Root Pure Plant Shampoo for dark or red hair... Read review

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Advantages: natural ingredients, not tested on animals, smells fabulous
Disadvantages: none

...My hair is naturally very dry and very thick, and is so straight it looks as if I’ve run the iron through it! I have tried many different types of shampoo and conditioners for dry hair, including some very expensive brands from my hairdresser’s. I find that they leave my hair feeling ‘dirty’ though, as if there is a layer of grease covering my hair. Not very nice! I had seen Aveda on QVC (yes, OK, I admit it, I do watch QVC!) and thought how good the products looked. However, I had never ordered from QVC before and was not about to start (I didn’t want the postman knowing I watch QVC!), so instead I went to my local House of Fraser counter and bought my first Aveda product from there. My first product I bought was Elixir, a leave in conditioner. Since the first time I used Elixir I have been an absolute... Read review

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