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  • 39 of 39 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    grown_up_girlie

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Cheap, smells wonderful

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Henna is for brunettes only!

    PRODUCT: The product I am reviewing is: Asda, Enhancing Henna & Plum Shampoo, for Dark & Coloured hair. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: I'm trying to save money nowadays as I am progressing into the world of responsibility - will be getting my own place soon and will be solely responsible for all the bills, it's a very daunting thought so I do what I can to save every penny. I have always had a keen eye for a bargain and when I do my toiletries shopping I normally go to Tesco, primarily so I can buy in bulk and take advantage of all those special buy one, get on free offers they are so well renowned ... more
  • 54 of 54 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 7 Amazingwoo

    Member since 27/06/2003

    Reviews written: 127

    5 Stars Sniff my hair. Review with images 10/10/2005
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Cheap. Glossy well behaved hair.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages So popular it can be tricky to get hold of!

    I'm really not sure that I should tell you about this product because I know that if I DO tell and you all go clamouring down there to buy yourself a bottle, Asda'll put the price up. I'll only tell you if you promise not to all rush down there at once - promise? - oh ok then. I have hair that has a mind of its own. My hair is quite thick and despite using the shampoo and conditioner in the orange bottle (because I am worth it), it would still do it's own wavy thang by the time I'd got to work meaning I had to straighten it again or go around looking like the Wild Woman of Borneo for the ... more
  • 41 of 41 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 7 christina44

    Member since 23/11/2002

    Reviews written: 188

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Inexpensive not tested on Animals

    Disadvantages Disadvantages none.

    When I was younger the standard excuse if you didn't want to go out on a date-or go out with a mate,etc. was:"sorry,I'm washing my hair." These days with shampoo products becomming more and more sophisticated it is nice to pick up Asda's range of Shampoo,which is as simple,inexpensive,and as un-complicated as a baby's bottom!! The range I have been using for the past 3 yrs no less,is Asda's Shampoo with JOJOBA,which is for dry/damaged hair.(There are 2 other types in this range that I know of:-suitable for greasy,and Normal.) This type with the JOJOBA extract,I find is perfect for all the ... more
  • 35 of 35 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    MizzSoko

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages The smell and the price

    Disadvantages Disadvantages A tad too much detergent

    With this terrible socio-economic climate we must all ask ourselves 'How do I save a buck and stick it to the man at the very same time?' Easy. Use this Asda shampoo and smoke (they hate that). Even before this recession I had to scrimp but now even more so. My own economic crisis is depriving me of famous brands and forcing me to budget to be able to afford crisps. So let me tell you a boring little story: I've run out of shampoo and I'm needing some more. I'm in Asda, down the hair care aisle, and I'm spending literally ten minutes mumbling to myself in a state of indecision. There's offers ... more
  • 11 of 11 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    anniehiccups

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages SMELLS NICE

    Disadvantages Disadvantages ITS VERY RUNNY

    Introduction I buy relatively expensive shampoo for myself well usually due to the fact that I have very thick hair and I hold the belief however misguided it may be that they tend to do a better job on my hair leaving it shinier and more manageable. I tend to buy stores own branded shampoos for my six year old. Mainly due to the fact that he tends to pour half of it out at every bath time. As a result of this extravagant behaviour I usually buy apple or coconut shampoo from either Asda or Tesco whichever store I choose for my weekly shop. The product that will review here is Asda Family size ... more
  • 79 of 79 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 scuzz

    Member since 17/03/2004

    Reviews written: 55

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages leaves hair soft

    Disadvantages Disadvantages smell

    Being on a tight budget, I discovered this product becuase of its low price. For the prupose of this review, I will be looking at the henna shampoo. =What Smells Does It Come In?= I use the henna one which is for natural or coloured brunettes. There's also a tea tree, citrus, one for blondes and one for red heads. So whatever your hair colour, you're sure to find one for you. =Does It Work?= I think it does. After a couple of washes my hait started to get softer and shinier. I also think it's helped to control the fizziness of my hair too. After a week or so, I started to notice natural highs ... more
  • 51 of 52 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    carpathian

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Frequent use, not tested on animals

    Disadvantages Disadvantages none

    Cleans the silver and the gold. Every day is a work day, either at the office or at home in the garden. In the office my hair gets full of the smells emitted from the thirty odd people who breathe and sweat there, in the garden, the dust, midges and other small debris take up residence in my thatch. Needless to say I need to wash my hair frequently and because I tend to keep my hair on the long side I need a shampoo that won’t wash all the life out of my hair and leave an unmanageable frizz. The shampoo I use at the moment is Asda Anti-Dandruff shampoo and conditioner 2 in 1. This ... more
  • 17 of 17 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    pennii

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages gorgeous smell that leaves your hair soft

    Disadvantages Disadvantages More expensive than other Asda shampoos

    I think I'm addicted to Ciao. I was having a relaxing bath earlier and I usually nick my daughter's 'L'oreal kids' shampoo to wash my hair with because it makes my hair smell like a bowl of exotic fruit. Instead, my honest to god thought was 'I won't use that one, they haven't got a category for it on Ciao, I'd better use the Asda one'. I should start up a support group called 'life entirely ruled by a web site anonymous'. Anyways, this particular brand is called 'Purify' and costs £1.69 for a 250ml bottle. It's a whole quid dearer than Asda's cheapest shampoo, and 70p more than their mid ... more
  • 15 of 15 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    CFG1985

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Soft, silky, manageable hair - one of the best!

    Disadvantages Disadvantages None!

    I've never used one particular brand of shampoo. I'm actually one of those tight-wads who generally buys whatever is on offer at the time. My hair doesn't appreciate being messed about like that, and tends to respond by going all sulky (sulky hair, by the way, is a nightmare.) But for the past six months, there's been one brand and one brand only - and that's Asda's Sea Vitamins and Minerals. Shamefully, I only bought this shampoo (and the conditioner) because it matched the colour of the bathroom in the flat I had just moved into. I remember being quite concerned by the fact that it was only ... more
  • 35 of 35 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 8 xxfoxyredxx

    Member since 01/10/2006

    Reviews written: 1110

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Cheap and oh so very cheerful

    Disadvantages Disadvantages None at all

    When it comes to shampoo I am pretty fussy really. I like to buy top brands even if they are on offer or in a pound shop and the likes. However the other night I was late night shopping in Asda when I spotted this shampoo on offer at 49p instead of 99p a bottle and knowing I was running out of shampoo I decided to grab a couple of bottles from the range to try out! The Packaging: The bottle is white slightly white frosted plastic with a flip top lid to the top of it concealing a small hole and on the front of it we are told that it is Asda Essential Care Apple Shampoo and that its for normal ... more
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