Thursday, September 27, 2012
FAO Drugstore vs Salon Shampoo
"Why is salon shampoo and conditioner so much more expensive than what is at the drug store?"
"Does it matter what shampoo and conditioner I use?"
"How often should I was my hair?
"What products should I use in my hair?"
These are questions that I am asked frequently. I am going to answer all them for you right now:
"Why is salon shampoo and conditioner so much more expensive than what is at the drug store?"
Drugstore shampoos are watered down, they contain waxes such as paraffin, and the chemicals in them are so harsh that with some of them you can actually perm your hair. As a stylist I can tell when a client uses a drugstore or salon brand. Their color will stay more vibrant, and feel softer.
"Does it matter what shampoo and conditioner I use?"
You should use a shampoo that is designed for your hair type. If you have dry hair then you need a moisturizing shampoo, flat hair, then you need a volumeizing shampoo. They have something litterally for every need.
The brands of shampoo that I like are Matrix, Redkin, Sebastian, LANZA and Morcan Oil. I like the way that they smell and they work great.
"How often should I was my hair?
My answer is always the same for this question. Twice a week. If you have oily hair then maybe three. I would recommend using a dry shampoo rather than actually washing it. The reason I say twice a week is that your body releases natural oils that your hair needs to stay healthy. I am not going to lie for me it was an adjustment at first. But after almost a year I can honestly say that my hair feels amazing.
"What products should I use in my hair?"
It depends on your hair type and how you want to look and feel. The one necessity I would say is a really good leave in conditioner. There are so many some of them will even put protein back into your hair.
If you have more specific questions about your hair email me at chrishowellhairdesign@gmail.com or shoot me a message on facebook or twitter #chrishowellhairdesign
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