Comments on MissChievous.tv: Product Rant: Garnier Ultra Mild Shampoo

Syoss products are good and not expensive. ( i thi...

2010-08-18T21:04:54.534+02:00

Syoss products are good and not expensive. ( i think )
They have good shampoos and conditioners.
Regarding Garnier, my sister uses Garnier Fructis color resist shampoo and conditioner and it's fine.
Her head doesn't itch or whatever.
Which product is good for your hair depends of the quality of your hair and your type of skin.
Every person has different ph value.
I use to use Pantene and Head & Shoulders and my hair was falling off and i had dandruff.
So i changed to Garnier and it was ok for two years, but my skin got saturated and i changed shampoo and conditioner.
Also, don't mix different products that is not always good or maybe never.

I mix Mastercuts Vitamin C shampoo and Vo5 kiwi cl...

2010-03-10T20:10:41.096+01:00

I mix Mastercuts Vitamin C shampoo and Vo5 kiwi clarifying and my hair feels clean. I tried Aussie Volume and wow, it did make my hair stick out, but the thing is, it felt like unnaturally thick, as if there was either something coating my hair OR overcleaning it. I heard two stories: one person said volume shampoos coat the hair making it seem thicker, and the other person said they act as clarifying shampoos. Anyone know what the truth might be? I liked how Aussie made my hair squeak, and I know you should switch shampoos, but even though it was clean the next day, it felt strange, as in the texture. And my curls were gone. I have wavy hair, not too thick but definitely not overly fine. Anyone have the same experience with Aussie? I also hate Suave naturals line. They make my hair disgusting, as in dirty and slimy.

There's is nothing out there compared with the...

2010-02-10T17:35:23.218+01:00

There's is nothing out there compared with the professional products. Only a few bio products, but they are just as expensive.

"Or invest on a solid shampoo from LUSH. They...

2009-10-26T16:17:21.292+01:00

"Or invest on a solid shampoo from LUSH. They last forever, so it's really worth the money you pay for it. "

I was just about to say the same thing. ;-) Godiva and Karma are giving Kerastase a run for their money. And... it's all vegan in case you have supersensitive hair conc. Silicone and Glycerine.

Try St. Ives, it's awesome. Or invest on a sol...

2009-10-16T03:05:02.488+02:00

Try St. Ives, it's awesome. Or invest on a solid shampoo from LUSH. They last forever, so it's really worth the money you pay for it.

http://www.lush.ca/shop/products/hair/solid-shampoos

Hey there Lather Friends, OK here's the deal--...

2009-10-08T21:05:52.188+02:00

Hey there Lather Friends,
OK here's the deal-- I tried everything. Literally. Bath and Body (not bad stuff for shampoo), Prell, Suave (yuck), Garnier (triple yuck), Aussue, Dove, yadda yadda..I switch a lot but I hate products, I wash and blow dry and go. So right now, I'm trying Vo5 Passion Smoothie which doubles as a kickass body wash. I washed my hair today and brushed it out, no conditioner, and it feels aiight! It even feels cleaner than when I tried Neutrogena Anti-Residue. I have wavy, fine hair but I have a lot of it, so sometimes it's mistaken for thick except by stylists who know hair. Anyway, this shampoo smells awesome and leaves your skin really soft, not like body washes that kill skin with petro and silicone. And I checked the ingredients; no cones in this 'poo. So I don't think there's a lot of build up. Also, chicas, salon shampoo aren't miracles from God. Like overpriced skin cream, salon shampoo is a sham-diddy! Believe me, I speak from experiece. My skin care, by the way, is under $10 all the way! I look fine.
Check out the Vo5 if you want a quick bubble bath or wash or 'poo!
take care gorgeous people :)

Hi! We have a phrase here in our country, which is...

2009-09-30T22:47:31.451+02:00

Hi! We have a phrase here in our country, which is (in rough translation): I'm not so reach that I could afford buying cheap stuff.
My humble opinion is: if you know about a good shampoo and it works for you, maybe you should sacricife that extra money and continue buying it, because buying various drugstore shampoos and then throwing away half full bottles and bitching about it - in a long run you could spend more money this way, or even, throwing it away :)
Anyway, I have thin, greasy hair, and the only drugstore shampoo I like is the one from Alverde (olive&henna). It is also very high ranked by the Oeko test. You can buy it at DM drugstores. And yes, it is extremely cheap, not more than 2 Euros :)

Happend that...every single hair is different... a...

2009-09-13T05:08:03.970+02:00

Happend that...every single hair is different...
and it's so hard to said what kind of shampoo you need....and i think that any shampoo that we recommend you it's going to works....since your hair is used it to professional products.

I don't know...but for i know pantene doesn't work for people who lives in Europe. (im panamenian) Pantene is so wonderful with my hair...and i don't know if is something youknow related that i don't use any chemical products (besides the shampoo....and other stuff that i can't remember) and if i use another one....i don't feel any difference hehehehe!!

the only thing that i can said to you....because you are more senior in this camp is that if you want to try a drugstore shampoo....try to use it...at least at month until the hair get used to it. (im sorry my english is not that good, broken one!) And....i don't know if you can mix products....that is not from the same brand of the shampoo but try that...(i do that all the time!) it's the only thing that i can suggest right now.

I love your tutorials....and you are very pretty i bet that you look the same without make up....im interest in make up now...im 22 and i never try before....im girly but im simple! hahaha i never cared about looking good until now ! the only question that i want to ask is that the makeup that you teach can be use for all skin colors...? because my skin is very tropical!!! and...use to much make up makes look like too heavy, so i prefer light one...! but still-....

Thanks!!! ^^ smile!

I'm not sure of what products are available to...

2009-09-12T10:36:50.799+02:00

I'm not sure of what products are available to you, but in the US Target stores they sell this fairly inexpensive organic brand called Giovanni. I adore almost every product I have purchased from the line (I've bought quite a few). It's sulfate/fragrance/paraben free and my hair feels perfectly balanced and silky. I however would not reccommend their shampoo specialized for brunette hair; it caused a strange build-up. Good luck on your budget shampoo mission though! I know what you mean by most drugstore shampoos being crap. Again, the more inexpensive natural/organic brands seem to be the only place I can find decent shampoo.

I try tresseme and is much better. I buy Fekkai s...

2009-08-23T01:53:32.714+02:00

I try tresseme and is much better. I buy Fekkai shampoo por color care, Fekai full volume and oscar blandi for alternanza as is a gentle exfolating.
Also I try Kielh's for volume. With all this brand shampoos I expect tat my hair will feel, see and change much better. Really dispointed.

What do you think about them? Anyone have try it yet?

Neutrogena Triple Moisture Shampoo & Condition...

2009-08-18T23:18:12.095+02:00

Neutrogena Triple Moisture Shampoo & Conditioner work amazingly well for drugstore products. I am a hairdresser in the U.S. & got a little color crazy late one night and found myself in desperate need of a good conditioner when the beauty supply wasnt open. I purchased the Conditioner and the Leave in conditioner and know they helped rescue my too bleached ends. I was so impressed that I went and bought the shampoo too, and now switch back and forth with my salon shampoos every month or too. The shampoo doesnt have much of a lather, but shampoos dont need that to cleanse well. My skin tends to the sensative, and plenty of hair products give me itchy dry scalp (including my fancy ones) but the Neutrogena never has. As you well know body chemistrys vary so something thats great for me might not work for you, good luck.

I don't know if it's available in Switzerl...

2009-08-17T17:07:42.997+02:00

I don't know if it's available in Switzerland (I live in Germany), but Murnauer's Totes Meer shampoo is very gentle (it has no colours or fragrance), cleans well, doesn't dry the hair, and it's inexpensive (around 2 euros a bottle).

Herbal Essences ist wirklich genial! Musst du wirk...

2009-08-17T11:22:00.887+02:00

Herbal Essences ist wirklich genial! Musst du wirklich ausprobieren, es gibt so viele unglaubliche tolle spezifisch ausgewiesene Shampoos für zum Beispiel trockene Haare, und sie helfen wirklich extrem gut!
Sie riechen total gut! probiers einfach mal aus :)

Have you tried Schwarzkopf products? I'm a fre...

2009-08-14T15:40:36.554+02:00

Have you tried Schwarzkopf products? I'm a french girl and I live near Deutschland. I buy Schwarzkopf shampoo in Deutschland and they are fantastic for drugstore products. And the best is Schwarzkopf Professional, perfect for my long hair! (sorry for my english but my deutsch is worst)

I had to come back to this review and mention that...

2009-08-13T02:27:33.646+02:00

I had to come back to this review and mention that I recently tried Fruitopia Volumizing Shampoo and Conditioner. I have never heard of this brand or shampoo before, but the packaging was a nice bright yellow, and the description seemed like the product might be decent. I've been on a bit of a budget as well, and decided to check this out. WOW! What a horrible, terrible, absolute waste of money. The way I described this product was the same way you did above, my roots felt greasy even after a thorough lather with this shampoo and conditioner. The top of my hair didn't seem to dry properly, and dried hard as if I had put products in it. Also, the highlights in my hair look dull and faded, compared to when I use Redken. I felt like I had a sticky scalp and small amounts of dandruff I could feel running my fingers through my hair. Even my boyfriend noticed the difference in texture. DO NOT BUY THIS SHAMPOO! IT SUCKS!

I totally level with you on this. And, thank you for giving me the heads up on Garnier.

Try Herbal Essences or Garnier Fructis products......

2009-08-12T20:29:14.947+02:00

Try Herbal Essences or Garnier Fructis products...they are fantastic in my eyes!

I don't know where you're located in the w...

2009-08-12T00:08:42.478+02:00

I don't know where you're located in the world, Julia. Maybe Switzerland or Germany, perhaps? But if these products are available to you, try them, because they've been great for me. I love using Tresseme Moisture Plus Shampoo+Conditioner, also any Mizani or Design Essentials Shampoo+Conditioners,or other products. Design Essential products are infused with nutrients and conditioners in the Shampoo and has other products that are great to use also.

Herbal Essences Glanz Shampoo und Conditioner, sup...

2009-08-09T23:05:58.718+02:00

Herbal Essences Glanz Shampoo und Conditioner, super Duft, Haare sehr gut stylebar, nie plattgedrückt oder öliges Gefühl wie du es beschreibst (auch nicht nach Dauerbenutzung). Bis jetzt das EINZIGE Shampoo mit dem ich tadelos zurechtkomme (habe schon einiges durchprobiert, auch high end). Die Volumenserie (orange Flaschen) sind auch gut, allerdings pflegt diese nicht so...Build up Probleme hatte ich mit der blauen Serie (Feuchtigkeitsshampoo).
Nicht schlecht finde ich auch das Honig Shampoo von Elvive (ElVital)

I swear by Redken and Matrix. After years of switc...

2009-08-08T05:05:19.410+02:00

I swear by Redken and Matrix. After years of switching from drugstore brand to drugstore brand, I finally broke down and bought some expensive salon stuff. I use less which makes a bottle last longer and my super processed hair is remarkably healthy and silky again. The money you spend trying cheap brands over and over adds up to the cost of a good brand very quickly. You might as well just bite the bullet and buy something worthwhile!

I've been using Garnier Fructis for a couple o...

2009-08-08T03:26:57.008+02:00

I've been using Garnier Fructis for a couple of months now, and it works WONDERFUL on my hair. I have really curly and dry hair, and it keeps it very smooth and shiny.

All my friends with dry curly hair use Garnier Fructis, and we all agree is THE BEST product we've ever used for our type of hair

Now I'm going to start using Sunsilk. My aunt gave them to give as a gift, and I'm going to give it a shot.

I third (or fourth? or maybe even fifth... lost co...

2009-08-07T17:49:39.670+02:00

I third (or fourth? or maybe even fifth... lost count) the recommendation on John Frieda brilliant brunette. The frizz series one didn't impress me at all though.

Hi! I completely know what you mean, i have a sens...

2009-08-07T16:19:59.175+02:00

Hi! I completely know what you mean, i have a sensitive scalp and a lot of drugstore shampoo and conditioners have chemicals that dry out the scalp causing it to irritate and get really itchy. That is why i do not suggest to use drugstore shampoo/conditioner products but it doesn't mean you have to spend a fortune on salon products because i will tell you about a natural product in a bit.
In the past couple of weeks my scalp got so itchy and irritated i could not sleep because it was way too itchy! I really do not suggest drugstore shampoo and conditioners because they all contain silicone which coats the hair making it appear silky and smooth but it can start to build up on the hair and causing the hair to become heavy, greasy and dull.
I got a good home remedy though to remove all that product buildup - using apply cidar vinegar, yes it really works. You can search it up, my friend used to use Tresemme a cheap drugstore brand and her hair was greasy and heavy. I told her about apply cidar vinegar as a clarifier each week and her hair looks so much healthier again. It will also help your scalp feel better!
Here is some simple steps: http://www.ehow.com/how_4480406_rinse-hair-apple-cider-vinegar.html

I go to Beautyheaven.com it is a Australian beauty site - almost like makeupalley but beautyheaven is australian. A lot of the people raved so much about a brand called 'Moogoo' it is all natural and it is perfect for those with sensitive skin or problem skin. I had to buy it because my scalp was so itchy. If you want to read the forum about Moogoo, please do! You will not regret it! http://www.beautyheaven.com.au/forums/20/topics/3467
I have to say, i am SO glad i got this product - my scalp is so much healthier and my hair is so soft and silky. It is all natural and smells good, it does not contain nasty chemicals like those sold in the supermarket - please check the site, they do ship international. They are amazing products, i really hope you try it out because i know for sure i am not here to advertise but to share my experience. I really would love you to let me know if you ever try out any of Moogoo's products. If you are curious of the site here it is, please check it out! : http://www.moogoo.com.au/

Thankyou! My user on youtube is Freshpetalz, you can contact me there if you try it out thank you. =D

hmmm, da ich dank sehrsehr langer haare (bis zum p...

2009-08-07T16:18:03.170+02:00

hmmm, da ich dank sehrsehr langer haare (bis zum po) ein ähnliches problem habe und mit drogeriemarkt-zeug auch nie klargekommen bin, hab ich einen versuch mit festem shampoo von lush gemacht. und ich muss sagen, ich bin rundum zufrieden. ich habe kastanienbraune haare und verwende deswegen reincarnate.

sie haben dort auch noch andere feste shampoos, schau am besten einfach mal auf deren website (www punkt lush com), was dir dort zusagt. ich finde die klasse. auch die conditionier waren für mich persönlich eine offenbarung. angefangen hab ich mit jungle solid, aber das aufbringen dauert bei meiner matte einfach zu lange. jetzt hab ich retread, und der ist auch super, macht wunderbar weiche haare mit super griff und riecht nicht zu aufdringlich. das kann ich nämlich nicht ausstehen.

allerdings kann ich zur frisierbarkeit der haare nix sagen, weil ich meine matte entweder offen oder mnit barett-spange trage, wenn sie frisch gewaschen sind, oder in einem tomb-raider-mäßigen flechtzopf. ob die lush-produkte also die haare beschweren oder so - ich weiß es nicht.
preise sind nicht billig, aber mmn moderat genug, zumal grade das shampoo wirklich ewig hält.

na denn, ich wünsche viel erfolg!

herzliche grüße von frau hühnerschreck

Try dulgon. It's super good. I have it for my ...

2009-08-07T10:33:42.241+02:00

Try dulgon. It's super good. I have it for my greasy hair and it work perfectly. It does wash your hair properly but you will also need a conditioneer that will suit your hair.

Julia - I really love Japanese hair products. I u...

2009-08-07T09:59:37.022+02:00

Julia - I really love Japanese hair products. I used to live in Japan and I have tried a lot of the brands out there. If I were you I would try ASIENCE (grey coloured bottle) or Kose SALON STYLE Moist Keep SPA Conditioner (funky yellow bottle). I order mine from www.sasa.com and it is free shipping (even for heavy stuff like shampoos/conditioners) if you spend over $75 US. I live in Australia and have been ordering it from sasa for 2 years!

Otherwise, I would go for earlier advice and just spend a lot of money on the really huge bottles of salon shampoo/conditioner. If your hair is used to using really good products, it will be very difficult!! Good luck! (Btw I used to use Keraste and then changed to the Kose product - and although Keraste was better - the Kose stuff wasn't too bad!)