Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo

[hornfan82]

Yes thats right. Baby shampoo. Now hear me out.....

We all endlessly search for that perfect shampoo that isnt too harsh on our hair, each of us receiving various results. Well, I figured, why not just try the gentlest shampoo out on the market? Ive been using it everyday/every other day for the past month or so and am impressed with the results. My hair has never been softer. It doesnt frizz up or look thin and wirey like it used to. I barely even use a conditioner anymore (not that I usually did anyway). Every week or so I wash with Selsun Blue or some other dandruff shampoo to get that "deep" clean and use baby shampoo the rest of the time. Thus far, it has worked great.

For a frame of reference, Ive tried all the American Crew brands, Baxter, Woodys, and Menscience. All are great shampoos in their own right, but this baby shampoo has been better for my hair. Plus, it only costs a few bucks at the grocery store.

[masonjarjar]

make sure you get the real stuff and not a generic "baby shampoo" - that stuff really sucks.

[kingfisher]

I can't stand the smell of it.

[curtis909]

wow bbs for the face and now bbs for the hair on your head to...

[Leche]

Check out California Baby. This is what we use for our son. Lots of great scents and the only down side is its much more expensive than J&J.

[waterbear]

Realize two things:
Baby's hair is different than adult hair. The cuticule is tightly closed and there is very little sebum produced.
The surfactants in baby shampoo are picked because they do not sting or even have an anesthetic effect upon the eye.

[Groundhog]

I think I remember Fran Tarkenton doing ads for baby shampoo back in the day...