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Jan 22, 2013
Rebecca Louise P.
Aussie or Pantene! :))
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Jan 22, 2013
Whitney A.
Please please please try to invest in a shampoo and conditioner from a salon!! All of the stuff on grocery store shelves have a lot of wax in them. That's how it makes your hair seem smooth and healthy. It's a scam. If I could show you I would by scrapping the hair strand with scissors and you'd see all the build up. If you can't afford to always use salon brands then at least try to invest in a salon brand cleansing shampoo to use once a week to get rid of the build up. A lot of people think they have dandruff because they find white powdery residue on their clothes and in their hair but its actually build up flaking off.