What good shampoos and conditioners should i use for my completely colored hair?
116225
ganier fructis is really good\n\nso is dove - the color treated safe kind\n\ni use pantene brunette expressions and im pretty sure that is for natural and colored hair but you would have to check - that not only smells really good but leaves your hair very soft
610812
ok-\nthis is what you do.\nyou use horse shampoo...i know it sounds weird, but it works... you can get it at walgreens actually. and another thing, is go to a salon and get the stuff THEY use when they are washing your hair. god luck
398555
Use shampoo, conditioner, and just chill.  Don't go metrosexual and use every little thing out there, that's just gay.
566211
Yes.Try to let your hair air dry as often as you can and make sure you use good conditioners.I like to use everyday leave in conditioner.
1103290
there is a product called root booster, but Aussie. You can buy it at wal-mart, and it works good. Also, to get more volume, make sure you get all of the conditioner out of your hair, and blow dry your hair upside down. You can also use a volumizing shampoo, set your hair with a mist, like a finishing spray so it doesn't fall.
88944
seriously...I think that thoughs things are just mild soap thats good enough for almost everything. not to harsh for  hair but not to light for skin. I have a friend whose kid baths only with V05 shampoo because other soaps irritate her skin. I dont think you have to mix to make ur own just use (or create if you can) a mild-ish soap. make it peach /strawberry scented. ; )
11773
I have heard that some people use a vinegar rinse, which we know works on removing mineral deposits on coffee pots and humidifiers. I know it smells awful, but maybe if, after pouring a cup on your hair, leaving it on for about 5 minutes, rinsing then shampooing twice, it might not be so bad. Do this treatment once a month, before perming, or before coloring your hair. I used to have well water, but I used a commercial de-mineralizer to remove the minerals before I dyed or permed my hair. Check with your local hair salon for what they use. I know they're pricey, but it smells better than vinegar. Aussie brand used to have a citrifier, which is a de-mineralizer, but it has been removed from the market (bummer...it worked really good too). I checked on the internet with Aussie and they said they won't be replacing it (bigger bummer). It was very low priced too. Hope this helps. <*)))><
350176
Use a hair dye which has natural oils and conditioners and oil your hair regularly.
449663
A great treatment to tame your hair is old-fashioned virgin olive oil.  You can use it as a hot oil treatment (warm it in the microwave ... only warm, not hot), then massage it into your hair and scalp and put a plastic cap on for about 15 minutes). Rinse it off and your hair will feel much smoother and more manageable. You can also use it as an everyday styling aid to help smooth your hair, no matter what the texture.  If you use it for a couple of weeks, you will definitely notice a difference.  I don't know what nationality you are, but if you have textured hair, you might want to try Pantene Naturals.  I use this on my hair now and it's just as good as, or better than, the salon shampoos and conditioners that I was paying 3 times as much for.
542865
Use volumizing shampoo. It makes hair look thicker. I can't help with the natural hair color though. Sorry!
786346
2 in 1 shampoo does not work chemically and its best to use separate shampoo and conditioners
1180801
Coloring and permed hair don't go together.  Hairdressers in salons want your money so they will say its fine to do.  I am a hairdresser and take it from me, whether your black or white the two don't mix well.  There's nothing you can do right now except keep it trimmed.  The healthier hair is closer to the roots.  Use conditioner.    In the future decide which is more important, colored hair or permed and do 1 .
287420
Try limiting your shampooing to every other day and make sure that you are using a shampoo for dry or damaged hair. Use a conditioner after each shampoo and leave it in for at least 5 minutes before rinsing out. You may also need a silk therapy product after you wash your hair. Towel dry your hair and apply a very small amount of a hair serum that contains silicone...try Frizzeaze, or Bio-Silk from Ferouke/Redkin products... go to your local beauty supply store and they can help you.
740831
I like all hair colours, I'm not picky, go with what you want, it's up to you. That's my advice, it's always good to be different, so you can go for any colour hair if you so wish!
297215
Head and Shoulders have really turned their product around. I don't have dry scalp but sometimes I use their conditioner because it makes my hair oh-so soft.  I imagine their gel would be good too because it is intended for dry scalps.  Give it a try!
816834
Hair conditioners (assuming you mean applying them, rinse, etc.) is a physical change. The do nothing but put clean oils (grease) back on your hair after you washed the natural oils off with shampoo.
432007
Try this website.  This woman, yes I did say woman, knows her stuff.  You'll definitely need to do some reading, because as she points out, most hair products are anything but natural.  And even the ones that claim to be hypoallergenic may still cause a problem for someone who has had your experiences with dyes.  Best of luck.