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Judo Warrior

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Hey,

 

I have a question, what are the difference between all the kinds of shampoos, for example, whenever i go to buy shampoo, I always see shampoo for normal hair, shampoo for thick hair, shampoo for oily hair, shampoo for dry hair, etc... so wat is the difference from all those kinds?

 

Does Shampoo for "thick hair", help keep thick hair from getting frizzy or something????

 

Someone help explain please :-?

 

Thank U

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I don't know much about shampoo. I tend to buy shampoo for coloured hair, as I dye my hair. I heard that shampoo for dyed hair has more conditioning agents in it than 'regular' shampoo, so it doesn't make the hair colour fade as quickly.

 

I presume shampoo for thick hair does stop it for going frizzy.

 

Anyway, just buy whichever brand you prefer - as long as it gets your hair clean!! :D

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You know Judo Warrior, you pretty much answered your own questions. You stated the differences in shampoo's! :lol:

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Awww....... there's no difference. I've used shampoo for thick hair, thin hair, dehydrated hair, frizzy hair, shampoo that gives you volume... etc. There's no difference. I tried volumnizing shampoo for my avril lavigne/stick straight hair -- no more volumnizing than any other shampoo. :roll:

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