chorizorice
Well-known member
I couldn’t find it when I first moved back to the uk but I haven’t needed it for years now, glad it’s around tho
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Be More Pacific
VIP Member
If you have a colour go wrong, a hairdresser will tell you to use a medicated shampoo, like Head & Shoulders or Vosene, to start striping it out. And I have received such advice!
I'm not sure if they even still make it but, back in the day when I was a Saturday girl, one of the hairdressers told me Timotei could strip fresh tint.
it’s not been changed?!
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Oops sorry, it’s the vegan shampoo I am using. I didn’t buy the conditioner.
YellowLadybird
Chatty Member
I tried one. It just felt like I had sand in my hair that I couldn't get out. My hair is extremely thick, though.
I've had more success with a silicone scalp brush like this one. Buffs your scalp, really gets the product in, and no residue.
Yes it didnt work for me either, have also used the superbalm and it didnt help. I also hate the tar shampoos. Im a lost cause lol.
Clickbait
VIP Member
I think what we can all agree on is that no size fits all with this stuff. If anyone has a recommendation for psoriasis on elbows they can send my way I’d be forever grateful - years and nothing has worked. I know I am far luckier than many sufferers but just to have a few months freedom from it would be amazing. Sunbeds are the only thing that has ever worked.
whathastheworldcometo
VIP Member
Has anyone of you ever tried a scalp scrub?
Tea_Time_12
Active member
My scalp would be itchy, particularly the back part of my head, and just feel gross if that makes sense. Tried a bunch of different shampoos but what has made a difference has been using a scalp massager/shampoo brush. I think it's been helping to really get in there and clean my scalp haha. Also just feels nice on your scalp if you have a headache.
Yes me too.
rebeccasaurus
Member
So the best thing I used was yes to carrots shampoo, only conditioner I could use to my roots without it looking like a greasy mess in a few days, but I did use the Philip Kingsley scalp tonic. My new hairdresser advised it was the sulfates making my scalp greasy and asked how often I washed it and styled it. Which is weekly and she said I should buy her products and it’s not made any difference. But anytime i mention It, it’s because I’m not doing this or that, it’s mad that you do to hairdressers and pay royally for them to dictate to you. I know I’m not the only one who feels this way
littlepup
VIP Member
Has anyone use the Ginger shampoo with coloured hair?
Ive just had my hair done at eye watering expense and she’s told me under no circumstance to use head and shoulders or vosene. I explained my issue but she just said ‘try a salon range like redken or something you can’t buy in the supermarket’ - I don’t want to wreck the dye but can’t be spending a fortune on salon shampoos that flare me up and I then can’t use?
Ive just had my hair done at eye watering expense and she’s told me under no circumstance to use head and shoulders or vosene. I explained my issue but she just said ‘try a salon range like redken or something you can’t buy in the supermarket’ - I don’t want to wreck the dye but can’t be spending a fortune on salon shampoos that flare me up and I then can’t use?
it’s not been changed?!
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Got home last night and checked my hairline above my ear and it was red and flaky again
washed my hair with the ginger shampoo and put some hydrocortisone on it and it’s cleared it up 
also, the ginger shampoo makes your hair really soft.
it’s not been changed?!
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This is the one I bought from the body shop
Ginger Conditioner | The Body Shop
Say ‘see ya!’ to dry scalps and weak hair with our best ever Ginger Scalp Care Conditioner. And it’s vegan! More information on FREE delivery on our site.
It is working for me so far.
Captainmouse
VIP Member
The ginger is very expensive (slightly cheaper not from body shop) does it really work?
