Shooshing Cream

Thanks for the tip - have placed an order!

Is it tested on animals?

I thought it was going to be about the aerosol cream, you scoosh on cakes! ?

Me too * Marydoll*

The last thing I need is extra volume with my hair, although it is quite dry and it could certainly do with some style.

I found the same thing about the cream. Brilliant! Didn’t find the shampoos and conditioner particularly marvellous, but will certainly carry on swooshing!?

And it’s not tested on animals.

Sounds perfect for me.
I've just had Googled it but can't tell if it's to be used before you blow dry? I assume it is.

I am going to be the negative one here.
I cannot seem to get the right amount.
Only just a smidgen too much and it is like using lard, I have tried about three times and have given up, it is quite expensive too not work, although if it does work for you ,it would last forever.

No nina you use it on clean, dry hair.

I was going to try their hair oil but as it’s expensive only bought the shooshing cream has anyone else tried it?

It is expensive is it really so much better than the ones I get for £4 or £5

Thanks annsixty

I too thought it was about squirty cream ?.

I must look. My hair is going downhill fast.

i have been using the shooshing cream, shampoo and conditioner for almost a year - and i loooove it - i have quite fine fly away hair and you do have to experiment with the amount of shoooshing cream - but a little goes along way - yes it is quite expensive but sign up for emails and you will get some good deals regularly

It's £13. Reviews mixed. I do wish it was possible to get sachets of products to try. I get fed up buying stuff to find it doesn't suit.

Charles Worthington make a volume and texturising spray for £6.99, easier to control than a cream.

I can't get along with sprays, myself. I seem to get too much in one spot. I use Revlon One (£6 from the hairdresser) but spray it into my hand, rub hands together - then put it on my hair!

Erm, just wondering why this is posted on the AIBU thread?

I have actually tried this Shooshing Cream and didn’t like the heavy sticky feeling it gave my hair.
I get on better with a smidgen of wax or hair putty.

So sorry Phoenix hope you are not too annoyed!

I have looked outside, and as far as I'm aware the world hasn't stopped turning.

Actually feel a bit at posting on this thread, as I have to get my hair thinned, i.e. razored or a technique that my hairdresser refers to as "chipping in".

Still use a bit of "product" though, i.e. gel or putty type stuff.

(When I can be arsed bothered.)

Thank you Phoenix for sharing that

Sorry