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Shampoo....

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Scarpozzi

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This totally applies to my wife and I. When I go to buy Shampoo, I typically search for the non-botanical smelling stuff. I bought some Suave for Men....it's a large, manly gray colored bottle with shampoo in it that smells less flowery than the stuff she buys.....plus it's cheap.

My wife complains about MY shampoo and says, "It just doesn't clean your hair...you need to use something better than Suave."

If you look at the ingredients, I assume there are shampoo ingredients in it and not massage oil and bacon grease.

Women are kinda crazy, ain't they?
 
I pick based on price. My limit is about $1 a bottle. If that means my head smells like strawberries for awhile, I'm ok with that. I prefer unscented though. If they made one that smelled like cedar, I might spring $1.50 a bottle :^D
 
lxskllr said:
I pick based on price. My limit is about $1 a bottle. If that means my head smells like strawberries for awhile, I'm ok with that. I prefer unscented though. If they made one that smelled like cedar, I might spring $1.50 a bottle :^D
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That might help keep moths away too, but will likely attract old women to you.
 
Shampoo doesn't matter to me - it does the same shit either way.... It's essentially soap that is usable on hair to remove unwanted dirt/oil.

However - what I do have a problem buying is conditioner. For the life of me it can be a $5 or a $20 bottle, nothing fuggin works for me 🙁



inb4 "manly men" call me out for using conditioner. I feel incredibly bad for anyone that has to see your crusted feet that smell worse than a garbage disposal when your shoes are removed.
 
s0me0nesmind1 said:
inb4 "manly men" call me out for using conditioner. I feel incredibly bad for anyone that has to see your crusted feet that smell worse than a garbage disposal when your shoes are removed.
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+1.

i'll admit that i spend a decent amount of cash on facial cleaners and moisturizing products. I prefer to not have crusty skin peeling off my face if i can do anything to help it. As for shampoo/conditioner, I usually hit up the sales rack at something like a nordstrom rack or TJ Maxx.
 
Garnier Fructis shampoo and conditioner for myself. You can grab giant bottles of the stuff at Target for dirt cheap. I have thick hair and use pomade daily, so I need mass quantities.
 
s0me0nesmind1 said:
Shampoo doesn't matter to me - it does the same shit either way.... It's essentially soap that is usable on hair to remove unwanted dirt/oil.

However - what I do have a problem buying is conditioner. For the life of me it can be a $5 or a $20 bottle, nothing fuggin works for me 🙁



inb4 "manly men" call me out for using conditioner. I feel incredibly bad for anyone that has to see your crusted feet that smell worse than a garbage disposal when your shoes are removed.
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How much hair do you have on your feet that you need to shampoo them?
 
I used V05 for awhile, the yellow stuff. It left my hair feeling greasy.

Now I use Suave....Basic? I don't know exactly what it's named. It's mostly clear, isn't loaded with perfumes, gets the job done, and it's cheap. Done.
 
s0me0nesmind1 said:
inb4 "manly men" call me out for using conditioner. I feel incredibly bad for anyone that has to see your crusted feet that smell worse than a garbage disposal when your shoes are removed.
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Tip: it isn't for your feet. Maybe that's why it doesn't work. Sorry for your foot odor problem , but perhaps that's a side effect of using conditioner on them?
 
JM Aggie08 said:
Garnier Fructis shampoo and conditioner for myself. You can grab giant bottles of the stuff at Target for dirt cheap. I have thick hair and use pomade daily, so I need mass quantities.
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That's what I use. The 2-in-1 normal stuff.

I have medium length (4"ish ) hair. If I use cheap shampoo without conditioner, it gets dry and poofy.
 
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