Seaweed shampoo

butterandjam

silverlining48

Before conditioner, we rinsed our hair with vinegar which was supposed to make hair shine.

I did that too, as a teen. We'd try anything.. once. "A friend" at school assured us all that what's very good for hair and scalp, is beaten raw egg massaged into the scalp and wet hair and let it sit for half an hour then rinse.

Nobody mentioned when rinsing it out "don't use hot water"
:-((((((

Oh yes, I made that mistake too, as a teenager!
Scrambled egg is not easy to wash out of long hair.

Hi there. Yes, I fell for the marketing and was very disappointed. It was tricky to get out of the metal bottle, smelt a bit odd and did nothing for my hair. Interestingly, even my DH, who is not usually that discerning didn’t use it either. A bit of an expensive mistake.

For all those saying that the Cornwall Seaweed shampoo doesn't lather well, it doesn't need to. It does leave hair clean regardless, it is just that we are used to having shampoos with chemicals in them to help lather them. I found it used 5 pumps on the first wash and 4 in the second, it was fine for cleaning. I have long, albeit thin, hair and this works well for cleanliness. The conditioner is also good. However, it just doesn't help growth which is my beef.

No shampoo will help. Maybe investigate supplements - Boots Hair Skin and Nails is a good place to start!

It’s expensive but last quite a long time. I’ve been using it for about a year as I was getting an itchy scalp and this shampoo helps and also seems to improve condition of hair. It’s best to wash twice though as it doesn’t lather very much on first wash but does on the second. Hair does get a bit lank every few weeks though so use a different shampoo occasionally. The conditioner is impossible to get out of the bottle but they do a pump to fit on request.
I shall carry on using it for a while anyway.
It’s a pity they don’t do a trial size.

I have fine, silver hair. I use Aveda Botanical Repair Strengthening on my hair twice a week and a ‘Lift the Roots’ spray on product when I blow dry. My hair looks and feels much better.

Tried it for six months didn’t make an ounce of difference and expensive.

I have had some good results using a scalp serum. Listened to sliced bread podcast and they agreed that this was the only thing likely to work. Used it for about six months now and my hairdresser says it is definitely working. Used it every day for a couple of months and now just use it three times a week together with scalp massager.

I have been using a German shampoo for years, while it dosnt thickener my hair my hairbrush no longer has masses of hair in it.used the conditioner as well for a while but personally found it a waste of time.
I can't advertise the brand but I will answer a message.
Its around 11 euro

Found it online then it came into the chemist

Cambia

I have had some good results using a scalp serum. Listened to sliced bread podcast and they agreed that this was the only thing likely to work. Used it for about six months now and my hairdresser says it is definitely working. Used it every day for a couple of months and now just use it three times a week together with scalp massager.

Which scalp serum did you use, please?

Champo Growth Serum does work if you keep at it. New hairs all over crown and hairline.

I use a volumiser shampoo (whichever is on offer), but the Avon one seems to work best. Plantur has a range. You can buy (very expensive) hair restorers, but I find colouring my hair gives it better condition and feels fuller. I recently found a colour conditioner in Superdrug - really good.

The advertising for the seaweed products is very aggressive and yes the cost is phenomenal. I wonder, however, whether anyone has tried using rosemary - which is a wonderful stimulant in terms of blood flow. Neal's Yard do an unperfumed organic hair and body wash and a few drops of organic rosemary oil mixed in seems to be affordable and surely wouldn't harm the scalp.

Just don't use 'Head and Shoulders' it builds up residue which also sticks to the shower screen and tray. I used to rinse with a bit of white vinegar in warm jug of water which always left my hair shiny. As you get older the texture of your hair changes. I'm lucky to have thick hair bit it definitely feels drier as I'm older.

After a change of circumstances meant I had to be more careful with my spending, I bought Asda Just Essentials Coconut shampoo and conditioner at 75p each for 500ml. My thick wavy hair is shinier than it has been for years and only needs washing every 3 days instead of 2. I haven't noticed a change in the hair loss though, which is not excessive.

Glad you mentioned Plantur.
That's the shampoo I use, I was worried about naming it Plantur 39

Is it any good Shell951?

I have used the seaweed shampoo and condtioner and like it. I also gave it as a gift to my daighter in law (she uses as much natural priducts as possible due to health condtion and she loves it.) I will say I use my normal shampoo in between washes, but the more I have used the Cornish one the better my hair has responded.

The hairbrush stopped having more hair on it for sure.
It works for me.
Tried thickening shampoo but it coated jy hair making it thicker but also coated my scalp which left me with dandruff

I've been using it for a few weeks, it made my hair soft but nothing special and the metal containers are hard to get the conditioner out of. Have to shake vigorously . Phew! Not giving a bad review but won't be spending that sort of money again. Just going to pick some rosemary and get some extra eggs!