Shiny Hair?

Yes

Argon oil or coconut oil shampoo, conditioner or a finish oil from either source.
If using the finishing oil, put a few drops in your palms rub through damp hair and dry as normal.

Mine is always shiny - I use Argan oil after washing.

There's quite a lot of products to give a shine to hair. I've got an oil that I got from Avon which is very good. (You can go online if there's no rep near you). A small amount rubbed in palm of hands after drying hair is all it takes. Other brands available, I'm sure! ?

If I use conditioner or oil of any sort my hair just lies flat so that sort of thing is no good to me. I have grey/white hair and use Aveda blue malva shampoo for the second wash. It does give it a good colour and also a sheen. There are cheaper purple shampoos about but the ones I have tried make my head itch and hurt.

fumanchu
Argan oil. Get it Poundland. Same with their Argan oil shampoo.

Welshwife, oil and conditioner used to have the same effect on mine. But I’ve found that a drop or two of argan oil massaged in the night before washing it works.

Great help, thank you all. I will try argan oil

I use argan spray, just spray on before drying.
It protects hair from over heating (hair dryer. hot brush etc) as well as giving hair shine.
I get mine from
Home bargains.

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My Mum had lovely shiny hair. She used normal shampoo rinsed it then did another rinse with white vinegar then rinse again. She said that got rid of the scum. Also saved rain water to rinse her hair.
I find central heating makes my hair dull and dry- better in the summer.

For me, deep conditioning of hair with eggs is the natural remedy that works best for me in making hair shiny.

Hello ladies. I also was using argan oil for a while as a conditioner as well as Pantene shampoo. After reading an article here I decided to make some changes and try something new. I've tried OGX and Redken conditioners for a while and can say they both are nice. I'm glad OGX is sulfate-free, but a bit expensive for me. So I'm using the other one, for now, it also works as a detangler.

My hairdresser is always telling me that I should buy products from the salon as anything else is ruining my hair. I am happy with Lidl or Aldi own brand.
I don't think more expensive equals better.