Mane and Tail

Jun 14, 2012

Jenny F.

I've heard a lot about this shampoo and conditioner. It's for horses, but a lot of people said it helps hair grow thicker and faster. I figured since it was cheap I'd try it out. But I don't want to get both of them, so does anyone know which would work better, the shampoo or conditioner?

Jun 15, 2012

Fatimah G.

My mom has been using that stuff on me since i was a little girl! And yea it does work! I stillbuse it today. You really need both.... But if you can only get one get the shampoo. Here in call i get get a giant like 60oz bottle for $5!

Jun 15, 2012

tg t.

As with most shampoos, they really DO work best in tandem. Shampoos alter the PH of the hair when it is being cleansed, and the conditioner re balances. Using different isn't a HUGE deal, but as I see you're trying to grow a mane, and being hair health conscious will definitely help.

I have a friend who uses it, she thinks it works, I think it just made her hair dull and nappy. You can buy a set (sallys) for like $7. To be honest, id probably just spend the money on some Biotin pills.

If I had to pick which one would do more, I'd probably say conditioner.

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