Ok, I'll admit I may have used this product excessively like an ordinary shampoo (didn't know it was medicinal) and now my hair is really bad. It's extremely dry (or damaged? I don't know) and within just 3 days becomes pretty oily (dry and oily? weird combination eh?). So has anyone experienced similar side-effects and do you have any explanation? (like interaction b/w nizoral contents and the protein in hair?)Has anyone experienced any negative side-effects from ';Nizoral(ketoconazole)'; anti-fungal shampoo?
Stop using it it might be on RECALL and if you think it's damageing your hair don't use it it just makes it worse try Dove it works with in a day with hair repair you will love it!!Has anyone experienced any negative side-effects from ';Nizoral(ketoconazole)'; anti-fungal shampoo?
why dnt u get a new shampoo, duuuhhhh
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Is garnier products lik hair color, shampoo, creams, are gud, or else is there any side effects in tat...?
there just may be, i use them and i am seeing alot of spelling errors, maybe that is a side effect, that or you don't speak english
Why do shampoos lose their effect, and you have to change brand?
OK, now you may think I've posted in the wrong section, but I'm a scientist dammit, I'm after a more scientific explanation than I'd get in a more general section. I have a suspicion that chemistry is the right angle to approach from.
Basically, I've always had this experience, whereby a shampoo that you've used for ages suddenly doesn't leave your hair shiny and smooth anymore, and you're left vaguely unsatisfied.
Then, you pick up another brand (I alternate between Pantene and the Aussie stuff) and the new brand gives you shiny silky smooth clean hair again. A couple of months later, the same thing recurs but now the original brand is the one that works better.
Maybe I'm imagining it, but it doesn't feel that way. All I know is it baffles me.Why do shampoos lose their effect, and you have to change brand?
Okay, I have no idea why but I absolutely agree!
I thought it was just because I got bored/used to the smell and texture and I needed something different to really be able to SEE the improvement.
Basically, I've always had this experience, whereby a shampoo that you've used for ages suddenly doesn't leave your hair shiny and smooth anymore, and you're left vaguely unsatisfied.
Then, you pick up another brand (I alternate between Pantene and the Aussie stuff) and the new brand gives you shiny silky smooth clean hair again. A couple of months later, the same thing recurs but now the original brand is the one that works better.
Maybe I'm imagining it, but it doesn't feel that way. All I know is it baffles me.Why do shampoos lose their effect, and you have to change brand?
Okay, I have no idea why but I absolutely agree!
I thought it was just because I got bored/used to the smell and texture and I needed something different to really be able to SEE the improvement.
Does just conditioning dogs have the same effect as shampooing?
i know that shampooing a dog too often can strip natural oils etc, but if you just condition them every few days does it do the same? conditioner is more moisturising i thought..? i shampoo once a month...Does just conditioning dogs have the same effect as shampooing?
Conditioner won't dry the coat out, but, it will start to build up and attract dirt.
Try this, bathe your dog no more often than once a week in an oatmeal based DOG Shampoo, followed up with an oatmeal based conditioner, or remoisturizer.
www.espree.com sells a really good line of oatmeal shampoos and a GREAT remoisurizer, called Luxury Remoisturizer. I use this line in my grooming shop and bathe and condition my show Havanese and Afghans in it weekly. It's great stuff.Does just conditioning dogs have the same effect as shampooing?
conditioner wont really ';clean';.. its designer to moisture the coat.
daily brushing will remove dirt, debris and loose hairs more effectivly... I dont think I'd want to condition my dog's coat every few days unless the dog has excessivly dry skin/coat.
This depends on whether your dog is long haired or short.
I've bred and shown dogs for over 31 years and these are all bath weekly.
My Lhasa Apso's are shampooed and conditioned the day before the show. During the week they are groomed daily and sprayed with a mix of babyoil, conditioner and water (equal parts).
My Boston's are bathed fortnightly ... shampoo / conditioner and brushed daily (they insist).
All my dogs have fantastic shiny correct coats.
Feed them right and keep them fresh and clean and you'll have no problems.albinism
Conditioner won't dry the coat out, but, it will start to build up and attract dirt.
Try this, bathe your dog no more often than once a week in an oatmeal based DOG Shampoo, followed up with an oatmeal based conditioner, or remoisturizer.
www.espree.com sells a really good line of oatmeal shampoos and a GREAT remoisurizer, called Luxury Remoisturizer. I use this line in my grooming shop and bathe and condition my show Havanese and Afghans in it weekly. It's great stuff.Does just conditioning dogs have the same effect as shampooing?
conditioner wont really ';clean';.. its designer to moisture the coat.
daily brushing will remove dirt, debris and loose hairs more effectivly... I dont think I'd want to condition my dog's coat every few days unless the dog has excessivly dry skin/coat.
This depends on whether your dog is long haired or short.
I've bred and shown dogs for over 31 years and these are all bath weekly.
My Lhasa Apso's are shampooed and conditioned the day before the show. During the week they are groomed daily and sprayed with a mix of babyoil, conditioner and water (equal parts).
My Boston's are bathed fortnightly ... shampoo / conditioner and brushed daily (they insist).
All my dogs have fantastic shiny correct coats.
Feed them right and keep them fresh and clean and you'll have no problems.
Does conditioner have negative effects like shampoo does?
I've constantly read that shampooing often (every day) strips hair of natural oils, creates dependency, leads to dry hair, etc. Obviously conditioner is meant to remedy this, but I've read that many people just wash their hair with conditioner. Does this still strip hair of natural oils? Or have other negative effects?
I'll take any suggestions you have for minimizing the greasiness that occurs when I don't wash my hair every day without making my hair dry.
Also, please answer my other hair question here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmcOvvQqxXh_zK0qTZUHWC_sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090917165640AAnWSLm
I already picked a best answer, but I'm new here so humor me. :) Thanks.Does conditioner have negative effects like shampoo does?
nope conditioner is great to soften hair making more shiny nice I use a conditioner every time I wash my hair if not it gets frizzy.
also don't use it on you scalp just on your hair if you use on your scalp you hair gets weak and it fall out easily.
for greasy hair is better not to use it oily scalp it just make it more oily .Does conditioner have negative effects like shampoo does?
Well the shampoo is what rids the greasiness. If you wash just with conditioner, it will make it very greasy. That's the only side effect I can think of.
I'll take any suggestions you have for minimizing the greasiness that occurs when I don't wash my hair every day without making my hair dry.
Also, please answer my other hair question here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmcOvvQqxXh_zK0qTZUHWC_sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090917165640AAnWSLm
I already picked a best answer, but I'm new here so humor me. :) Thanks.Does conditioner have negative effects like shampoo does?
nope conditioner is great to soften hair making more shiny nice I use a conditioner every time I wash my hair if not it gets frizzy.
also don't use it on you scalp just on your hair if you use on your scalp you hair gets weak and it fall out easily.
for greasy hair is better not to use it oily scalp it just make it more oily .Does conditioner have negative effects like shampoo does?
Well the shampoo is what rids the greasiness. If you wash just with conditioner, it will make it very greasy. That's the only side effect I can think of.
Are there bad side effects to using a for-brunettes shampoo, if my hair is not ENTIRELY brown?
My hair is only brown at the back part. I was just wondering if using the shampoo would make my hair seem more brown, even to the front?
PS: the shampoo is found here.
http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/products_main.asp?section=products%26amp;subSection=brilliantBrunette%26amp;lineID=2Are there bad side effects to using a for-brunettes shampoo, if my hair is not ENTIRELY brown?
nah it just will enhance the brown part, it won't make the blonde part go brown cos its not like a hairdye
edit: get the colour glazeAre there bad side effects to using a for-brunettes shampoo, if my hair is not ENTIRELY brown?
I have golden blonde hair and actually used that john frieda brunette shampoo (I got a sample) it made my hair a bit darker kinda brassy looking. Nothing major, but there was a noticeable difference.
No of course there wont be bad side effects.
they probably only say for brown hair so more brunettes buy it.
test it in a small area first and make sure your hair won't fall out.
No,it won't do much.Don't worry =-)
PS: the shampoo is found here.
http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/products_main.asp?section=products%26amp;subSection=brilliantBrunette%26amp;lineID=2Are there bad side effects to using a for-brunettes shampoo, if my hair is not ENTIRELY brown?
nah it just will enhance the brown part, it won't make the blonde part go brown cos its not like a hairdye
edit: get the colour glazeAre there bad side effects to using a for-brunettes shampoo, if my hair is not ENTIRELY brown?
I have golden blonde hair and actually used that john frieda brunette shampoo (I got a sample) it made my hair a bit darker kinda brassy looking. Nothing major, but there was a noticeable difference.
No of course there wont be bad side effects.
they probably only say for brown hair so more brunettes buy it.
test it in a small area first and make sure your hair won't fall out.
No,it won't do much.Don't worry =-)
Do hair color shampoos that are lighter than the hair have any effect at all?
Ihave drak brown to black hair with medium brwn highlits. If I by a color shampoo that is lighter, like blond or light brown, will it make any difference on my hair at all? or is it that only the shampoos that are darker than hair do have any effect?
I'm not interested in permanent colring.Do hair color shampoos that are lighter than the hair have any effect at all?
no they don't have any lifting power....if your hair is very porous meaning dry damaged it might take to the color and really soak it up but their is no chance that you could become lighter in color only darkerDo hair color shampoos that are lighter than the hair have any effect at all?
color shampoos only enhance the color you have
for blonde's it could change brassiness by using a blue shampoo
redheads and brunettes using a reddening shampoo can make it shinier
if you are looking to do a little change with your color.. try to use a color mousse after you wash and condition your hair
it won't make it blonder.. but you can add a slight red cast to your hair that is pretty on darker hair
and it washes out
NO Im sorry. I have actually tried this b/c my hair is about the same as your (dark, dark brown w/ red highlights) You might want to try a temp color that washes out in about 10 washes or a demi permenant that fades away in about 3months that way you dont have to wait for it to grow off, which takes forever
The only way for your shampoo to lighten your hair would be if you are using a bad shampoo...aka a cheap shampoo.
No, those shampoos don't have much effect at all.
They're really bad shampoos because they actually include oil in their formula, which makes your hair greasy before you even step out of the shower. Who wants that?
I'm not interested in permanent colring.Do hair color shampoos that are lighter than the hair have any effect at all?
no they don't have any lifting power....if your hair is very porous meaning dry damaged it might take to the color and really soak it up but their is no chance that you could become lighter in color only darkerDo hair color shampoos that are lighter than the hair have any effect at all?
color shampoos only enhance the color you have
for blonde's it could change brassiness by using a blue shampoo
redheads and brunettes using a reddening shampoo can make it shinier
if you are looking to do a little change with your color.. try to use a color mousse after you wash and condition your hair
it won't make it blonder.. but you can add a slight red cast to your hair that is pretty on darker hair
and it washes out
NO Im sorry. I have actually tried this b/c my hair is about the same as your (dark, dark brown w/ red highlights) You might want to try a temp color that washes out in about 10 washes or a demi permenant that fades away in about 3months that way you dont have to wait for it to grow off, which takes forever
The only way for your shampoo to lighten your hair would be if you are using a bad shampoo...aka a cheap shampoo.
No, those shampoos don't have much effect at all.
They're really bad shampoos because they actually include oil in their formula, which makes your hair greasy before you even step out of the shower. Who wants that?
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