How women choose shampoo versus Men!

[yortsed snacilbuper]

[TrogL]

1. I have to go with smell

I'm terrified of water, so showers are, well, "interesting". I also trigger on strong smells so I need a shampoo that I can tolerate the smell of. Currently it's watermelon.

[progressoid]

2. Price.

[In_The_Wind]

3. I go for what it does to my hair combined with smell.

[HappyMe]

4. I go mostly for

what it does for my hair and how much it will set me back.

[LiberalEsto]

5. Ingredients: somthing I'm not allergic to.

It's not easy to find a shampoo that doesn't bother me, and that I can afford.

For the past several years I've been using Trader Joe's Nourish shampoo. Now they'll probably discontinue it and I'll have to start the search again.

[graywarrior]

6. I use conditioner most of the time instead of shampoo

My stylist told me to use Tea Tree shampoo that doesn't have sulfates in it. I noticed a big difference in hair texture--not so frizzy.

[ismnotwasm]

7. Now I make my own

Rosemary rinse, with a little cinnamon and vanilla for aroma, and baking soda. Cheap and effective.

[jmowreader]

8. Price isn't a huge object

If your hair is less than four inches long a quart of salon-quality shampoo should last somewhere between a year and 18 months because a glob the size of a nickel is all you need.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

9. I can't see the linked image, but just looking at the title of your OP ...

I don't know how women choose a shampoo.

I don't know how women choose a man.

Maybe I don't understand your OP. But it's an interesting topic.