I've tried the madder root shampoo...

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Posted by iris on January 26, 2005 at 09:05:01:

In reply to: Henna-ed hair and Aveda shampoo/conditioner posted by Jaime on January 25, 2005 at 09:54:05:

and I say keep your money in your pocket ;-). it doesn't do much for
the colour really. and it's also very expensive. smells nice though.

I've heard that the conditioner does do something to the colour.

I'm not sure that it's the henna/herbs that give the colour effect, if
any. aveda does this marketing thing that they're all natural and
stuff, but if you look at the ingredient list, there's also a lot of
other stuff in it. it could be that they use the same types of
synthetic colourants to affect hair colour that other 'colour reflex'
shampoos/conditioners use. not that that is necessarily a problem, but
their marketing is misleading - I felt a bit cheated when I checked
out the ingredient list after I got the shampoo. better to realize
that beforehand.

iris

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: and I say keep your money in your pocket ;-). it doesn't do much for : the colour really. and it's also very expensive. smells nice though. : : I've heard that the conditioner does do something to the colour. : : I'm not sure that it's the henna/herbs that give the colour effect, if : any. aveda does this marketing thing that they're all natural and : stuff, but if you look at the ingredient list, there's also a lot of : other stuff in it. it could be that they use the same types of : synthetic colourants to affect hair colour that other 'colour reflex' : shampoos/conditioners use. not that that is necessarily a problem, but : their marketing is misleading - I felt a bit cheated when I checked : out the ingredient list after I got the shampoo. better to realize : that beforehand. : : iris
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