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ALso, I am here to pimp out John Frieda Sheer Blonde Volumising Shampoo and Conditioner, they are the best i've tried in ages for my also baby-fine hair. For a deeper conditioning treatment, the Sheer Blonde deep conditioning mask (don't know the name of it) is brilliant, and I found it doesn't weigh down hair.
My hopeful request, though, is for a volumizing shampoo that is both natural and animal safe. I loved Alba's Volumizing shampoo (all the volume-zero ecological guilt), but try and find it where I live. I think I'm going to have to resort to mail order from Alba.
Oh? And it smells good, too. You know. Naturally botanical and all that crap. Look, just don't squirt it in a bunny's eyes! Please!
and since I'm nice, here it is: Alba volumizing shampoo. And it won't hurt the bunnies! The bunnies!
Oh my god, I'm dyyying! Results results results!
Thanks, Zoe and Zambonigirl for the shampoo tips. Zoe, I'm not blond. Does that make a difference?
Ma--alas, you're neither blonde nor quite brunette (damn those red highlights!) and so it might be hard to find a good John Frieda match. Their brunettes line has an Amber color that might be something you could try. I, on the other hand? Could totally get away with using the blondes one, even though I've only got the caramel highlights. My brunette's dark enough not to be affected.
It really doesn't matter whether you're blonde or not, Sheer Blonde works well for everyone. John Frieda also makes a Radiant Red now though, but if you have a mixture of hair colours, any of the ranges work for anyone. Basically there's specialised ingredients such as lavender which is beneficial for blonde hair, but the promises of highlights being enhanced are a lie, to be honest.
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