How long should one use shampoo and conditioner in one's hair?

How long should one use shampoo and conditioner in one's hair Asked by innuendo 43 months ago Similar questions: long shampoo conditioner one's hair Lifestyle > Beauty.

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YOUR QUESTION needs to be clarified. Do you mean when your using it in the shower, time wise? Or you one of those DRONES that listen to the "old wive's tale" that your hair gets used to the shampoo, so you need to switch often?

Many of my clients felt they had to switch at least twice a year.....which positively does NO GOOD unless you clairy BEFORE doing it. If you don't its like piling NEW junk ontop of OLD JUNK. If you switch products you always need to start with a CLEAN SLATE.

Saying that I have used the same shampoo & conditioner for ten years...........because I clarify my hair once a month! If your asking about washing & conditioning time....depends on your hair. I have long fine, but alot of hair....it takes about 10 minutes to wash it.

I use a leave in conditioner.....

1 Your Question is too vague to know what you actually are asking about! If you are asking how many years you should continue shampooing and conditioning your hair, the answer is: until you die (unless you like the "axle grease" look)! This user has been banned from Askville.

1 Your Question is too vague to know what you actually are asking about! If you are asking how many years you should continue shampooing and conditioning your hair, the answer is: until you die (unless you like the "axle grease" look)! .

Your Question is too vague to know what you actually are asking about! If you are asking how many years you should continue shampooing and conditioning your hair, the answer is: until you die (unless you like the "axle grease" look)!

2 I mean how many seconds should it be on your head-- I should add, I am male with very short hair.

I mean how many seconds should it be on your head-- I should add, I am male with very short hair.

3 For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time. For conditioner, most maker recommend that you leave it on for a about a minute before rinsing it off.

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3 For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time. For conditioner, most maker recommend that you leave it on for a about a minute before rinsing it off.

For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time. For conditioner, most maker recommend that you leave it on for a about a minute before rinsing it off.

4 Let's try this again, revised, and using proper HTML. For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time.

For conditioner, most makers recommend that you leave on your hair for about a minute before rinsing it off (off course, this is done after shampooing). There are also combined shampoo/conditioner products; just following the directions. This user has been banned from Askville.

4 Let's try this again, revised, and using proper HTML. For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time.

For conditioner, most makers recommend that you leave on your hair for about a minute before rinsing it off (off course, this is done after shampooing). There are also combined shampoo/conditioner products; just following the directions.

Let's try this again, revised, and using proper HTML. For shampooing, about 15 seconds of washing and then rinse it out. If your hair doesn't sound "squeaky" when you run your fingers through it after that, do it one more time.

For conditioner, most makers recommend that you leave on your hair for about a minute before rinsing it off (off course, this is done after shampooing). There are also combined shampoo/conditioner products; just following the directions.

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My gd washes her hair daily and uses a shampoo/ conditioner remover weekly, she has spots of flaky skin (3) about the si.

Does anyone know if they still make Prell CONDITIONER, I know the shampoo is available but can not find the conditioner.

I have rebounding hair my hair is so much damaged which shampoo and conditioner is good for my hair.

I straightend (perm) my hair in a parlour by chemical treatment, have lot of hairfall. Wat shampoo conditioner I can use.

Where can I buy Vidal Sassoon shampoo and conditioner.

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