Clairol Herbal Essences Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

...no obvious ill-effects. Of course, Clairol also recommend that you use it in conjunction with their own particular brand of conditioner, but I haven’t fallen for this particular marketing ploy. ~ ~ Other info that you might (or might not) find interesting, is that the plastic bottle is made out of 25% recycled (and recyclable) plastic. (So you can tell yourself that you’re doing your little bit to save the environment) And the flowers and herbs ...
...no pesticides or petrochemicals. It doesn’t contain any animal products either, so is suitable for use by vegetarians. ~ ~ It cost Euro 3.34 here in our local Tesco’s supermarket, and I’ve used just over half a bottle in three weeks, so a little goes a long way. Even more so, when you take into account the wee lass has probably been using it now and again as well. Next time you notice the dreaded “snowflakes on your collar”, why not give it a whirl, ...

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...The clever people at Clairol have added something I’ve never seen on a shampoo bottle before to their packaging. The actual colour of the shampoo is a greeny blue which reminds me of the sea, but I think it’s supposed to remind you of either Iris’ or chrysanthemum’s as when you look at the front of the bottle, you are faced with a picture of either an Iris or chrysanthemum (sorry I’m not a flower buff so couldn’t tell you one from the other) which ...
...the back of the bottle. This is a great touch and gives a great talking point to the shampoo. The actual shampoo is suitable for all hair types and contains “Iris, chrysanthemum and Mulberry root in Mountain spring water”, hence the picture. The bottle comes fixed with a green flip top cap which stay fairly clean after many uses, but you may find a bit of residue. I personally prefer the stay clean nozzles you find on shower gels. The bottle ...

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...instead. It is made by clairol and is suitable for all hair types. This particular one that I am using is an anti-dandruff shampoo which has iris, chrysanthemum and mulberry root mountain spring water. I do get dandruff occasionally. The shampoo comes in a 250ml clear plastic bottle with a dark green lid, and you can see that the shampoo is a transparent light green. One thing I noticed about the bottle is that from the front you can see through ...
...the back of the sticker placed on the back of the bottle which tells you about the shampoo. It looks very good when the bottle is full. I have never used any of the other herbal essences shampoos, but the label on the back of the bottle tells me that they are all made with natural organic herbs and botanicals that come to us in pure mountain spring water, this will leave your hair feeling refreshed, revived and full of shine. This shampoo that I ...

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*Clairol Herbal Essences Shampoo Anti Dandruff* -------------------------------- Herbal Essences are a new concept in shampoo - they indulge your nostrils with a strong, wonderful smell, waking you up, and making shampooing your hair a wonderful thing. Gone are the days where you bring out the Vosene, put a peg on your nose, and get to work lathering it up. Oh no, now you want to wash your hair all day. Over and over again, receiving pleasure and ...
...*Its Packaging* ------------------ This shampoo comes to you in a delightful clear bottle, where you can see the colour shining through. There are flowers and herbs on each one, and this Anti Dandruff shampoo has green liquid, and some sort of bush on the label, which makes it very appealing. *How Is It?* --------------- Okay, so you are wondering what's so great about a shampoo. Well, first of all, this one cleans great. I find that, with it ...

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I've definately got the urge to herbal, as the advert says. And wouldn't it be great to have hunky, goodlooking men to wash your hair for you. Wishful thinking? I have been using this shampoo for quite a bit now and am very happy with the results. I actually bought it because I wanted a shampoo that would ease an itchy scalp. What I didn't want was an anti dandruff shampoo that stinks like Head and shoulders does. After reading the backs and smelling ...
...It is in a see through bottle which has clear labelling with the name of the company, the type of product and what hair type it is suitable for. The particular one I got was 250ml and cost about £1. I bought it from Savers but it is available in a wide variety of shops. The scent of this shampoo is Iris, Chrysanthemum and mulberry root and it is actually in spring water. I love the smell and it makes the bathroom as well as your hair smell lovely. ...

juliea2708 11.08.2002 (19.08.2002) · Read full review
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I can't stand dandruff - having black hair, it is very visible and makes me feel unclean and dirty! I don't get it often but I use an anti-dandruff shampoo anyway, to keep it away. I normally use Head & Shoulders but saw a 2-for-1 offer on Herbal Essences products in Superdrug so decided to give it a go! It is an anti-dandruff formula for all hair types, and contains iris, chrysanthemum and mulberry root. This doesn't sound as impressive as some ...
...range, like rose hips and marigolds, but it'll do! It has all the usual blurb on the back about 'natural organic herbs' and promises to leave your hair feeling 'refreshed, revived, and full of shine'. There are no animal by-products and the herbs are grown under certified organic conditions. I don't know how much difference that would make to your hair, but it sounds impressive, anyway! The smell isn't as strong or as sweet as the other HE products. ...

JessL 23.08.2003 (24.08.2003) · Read full review
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Clairol Herbal Essences Anti-Dandruff Shampoo: it actually does work! To be honest I only bought this as I needed some more shampoo, felt like a change (from the usual anti-dandruff shampoos I use, which only work for a matter of hours), and it was the best value for money at the time. Now for the boring stuff.... I bought it for 98p from Wilkinson in Beeston. There's a really long list of ingredients, here it is, don't fall asleep! Aqua (water ...
...well as that, it does attack the dandruff, so I can now wear dark shirts again and not have to worry about discovering it everywhere! It also sooths itchy scalps, and did I mention it smells nice? My bottle is almost empty, but Clairol will definately be retaining my custom. ...

victoriahc 27.05.2002 (28.05.2002) · Read full review
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...I like the fact that Clairol state that the shampoo contains no animal by-products (you can never be sure,a nd as a vegetarian that is important to me) - also a proportion, 25%, of the packaging is recycled, and no petrochemicals are used - not perfect environmentally but it's a gesture. A good all round, all purpose kind of shampoo, despite it's "anti-dandruff" label. ...

rsmith 21.01.2002 (22.01.2002) · Read full review
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...for it. She uses Clairol Herbal Essences Anti-Dandruff shampoo, I bought it from Body Lines for £1.15. It states on the bottle that it is for all hair types and contains Iris, Chrysanthemum and Mulberry Root in Mountain Spring Water. Sounds good, so I showered my hair and found I didn’t need much shampoo to make a good lather. It smelt very fresh without being too over powering. I rinsed it out and was surprised at how my hair felt, so soft ...
...but my hair is coloured and I usually find that when I rinse it feels very dry and I need to add conditioner to get it to resemble hair again rather than straw. I dried it as normal and the end result was very healthy looking hair that smelt good and felt really clean and shiny. I usually pay a lot more for my shampoo due to the condition of my hair, but in future I will be buying Herbal Essence and as I don’t need to buy conditioner it will ...

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...dandruff shampoos and came across clairol herbal essences anti dandruff shampoo. I have been using it for almost 2 weeks now and have started to get dandruff again. On the label it quite clearly states that this is formulated for dandruff control and relief from itching and flaking of your scalp. quite franlky it done not work. My hair now looks worse than it ever has it looks lifeless and dull. NOT RECOMMENDED. ...

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When i first brought this product i was unsure how it would suit my hair as it is very fine and most products tend to make it go very static. My first impression of this superb 'anti dandruff' shampoo was its wonderful smell, very refreshing but at the same time not too over powering either. After the first wash using this product theres was a noticible difference to the texture of my hair. Firstly it wasnt static and secondly it felt gorgeous. All ...

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I love the adverts for Herbal, sorry, 'erbal Essences shampoo. Having said that, the product is sold on marketing rather than because it is good. I tend to buy it because it jumps out of the supermarket shelf, and also because it smells so nice. I have tried loads of different shampoo's and with Herbal Essences you don't start having your hair drop out like with continued use of other brands such as, Fructus or Organics. You can continue to use ...
...It looks so good on the shelf, all natural, with plant extracts, nice see-through bottle, well known brand, spring water and all that. However, I did not find that my dandruff disappeared. Maybe it is my hair! I know others have written that their dandruff went, but I have failed to remove those pesky flakes. I also find that it really dries out my hair a little too much. It is best to use in conjunction with the Herbal Essences conditioner. The ...

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I've always loved the smell of the Herbal Essences range of products, so when I needed an anti-dandruff shampoo I decided to go for this one. It says on the back of the bottle that it will "leave your hair feeling refreshed, revived and full of shine", saying again further down the label that it will "leave your hair luxuriously soft and healthy looking". I can't believe it's talking about the same shampoo... As usual, the great smell that you ...
...but the actual shampoo itself did. It helped get rid of some of my dandruff, but it didn't clear it up altogether. And the worst part for me - it left my hair bone dry. Even with conditioner, my hair wasn't as shiny or strong or moisturised. I switched to Head & Shoulders, and what a difference! But you can read more about that in my Head & Shoulders review. This product however, Herbal Essences Anti-Dandruff Shampoo, did not live up to its name. ...

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I've tried many brands of anti-dandruff shampoos, most of which seem to strip your hair of all life, smell horrid and make you feel like a medical freak putting strong medicine in your hair. This is the opposite of Herbal Essence. Its presented in a lovely bottle that doesn't stand out at the check out as 'women with a dandruff problem'. It lathers really well and smells lovely and natural. Even after my dandruff went and stopped coming back I've ...

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I have been using Garnier Fructis for ages now but Boots had a special offer on Herbal Essences so i thought i would give it a try. Wow! The Promise: ................................. It relieves your scalp of dandruff and leaves your hair luxuriously soft. Directions for use: .................................. Massage gently into wet hair and rinse. For maximum effects you should leave it on for 2 minutes and use it at least twice a week. ...
...absolutely no by-products. Also the herbs that are used are grown under certified organic conditions without petrochemicals or pesticides. Even the bottles are recyclable! My variety contains: Iris Chrysanthemum Mulberry Root Mountain Spring Water Agua Sodium Laureth Sulphate Salicylic Acid Parfum Cocamide MEA Sodium Citrate Ether Propylene Glycol Benzoic Acid and various others that i can't spell! So does it work? ................................. ...

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