This is a sponsored post from BlogHer and Head & Shoulders.
Hello lovelies! Hope all is well in your worlds!
I wanted to let you in on a secret. I just might be addicted to the new line of Head & Shoulders. Yes, this is a paid review, but seriously, I’m in love.
Not only do I have an uncontrollable mop head at times, but with all this hair, my scalp can get itchy, especially in the winter months. With the cold months creeping up on me, it’s time to start thinking about these lovely locks.
I always look for shampoo or conditioner with tea tree oil or something “tingly.” I have issues with peppermint, tea tree oil, eucalyptus, etc. If it’s tingly and minty feeling, I LOVE it!! I actually prefer to use minty shampoos, conditioners and soaps year-round. Tingly soaps are like a cup THIS BIG of coffee in the mornings.
If you haven’t already tried it, I dare you to try a minty shampoo and conditioner on a Monday morning when you are pootered out and not too sure about starting another week in the grinder! I promise you will be REFRESHED and ready to ROLL!
I’m warning you though. It can be addicting!
I really feel like Head & Shoulders follows through with what they promise in their new collection. They promise to ease three common scalp and dandruff problems: dryness, itchiness, and sensitivity. With 84% of surveyed scalp issue sufferers concerned about these issues, Head & Shoulders has combined the effectiveness of their HydraZinc formula to alleviate these conditions leaving your hair beautifully flake free*. (*Visible flakes with regular use. Up to 100% Flake Free.)
Some shampoos and conditioners tout “minty” ingredients and may smell a little “minty” but do not actually feel very tingly or even refreshing. This does!! And if you are a “minty” soap addict like me, the feeling needs to last even when I’m done showering. This lasts so long; I actually wait as long as I can to dry my hair, so that I can revel in all the “tingly” goodness. Ha ha.
I am also a big judge of conditioners. If you have hair resembling a horse’s tail, not all conditioners are created equal. Watered-down conditioners will not work for my Medusa hair. This conditioner is like a handful of thick, creamy hair-loving goodness! It works marvelous for course-thick hair!
Just look at this thick, creamy goodness:
If I can comb my hair easily after washing it, then a conditioner WORKS. And this stuff, is MARVELOUS!
Woooohoooooooo! See–no matted–tangly–MESS!
I’m 100% in love with the Head & Shoulders new collection. I’m so glad I had a chance to review the new collection. I will be using it from now on!
Pretty hair = a HAPPY Mamma!
Have you thought about how you will change your beauty routine this season yet? How do you change your beauty routine in the colder winter season from the warmer seasons? Leave me a comment to be entered for a chance to win a $50 Visa gift card, courtesy of BlogHer.
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70 comments:
You are so pretty!
Have a lovely Monday!
I use alot of lotion and moisturizer.
hewella1 at gmail dot com
i use hairspray in the winter to keep my hair from getting static-y
karinaroselee at gmail dot com
I use more lotion and chapstick.
MCantu1019 at aol dot com
I always have to use more smoothing creme to keep my hair from completely flying away! LOL!
I noticed in the winter my scalp gets uber dry and itchy. I use moroccan oil or olive oil and wrap my hair in a towel or a plastic shower cap and sleep with it.
imnotarunner at gmail dot com
tweet-http://twitter.com/#!/CrazyItalian0/status/139750485023399936
I use a lot more moisturizers in the winter as opposed to summer.
mami2jcn at gmail dot com
I use more lotion and lip balm in the colder months
s2s2 at comcast dot net
https://twitter.com/#!/susan1215/status/140610101345136640
s2s2 at comcast dot net
I always use lots of moisturizer in every season, so my skin does not get that dry feeling.
Thanks Tiff I will try this.
I switch to cream, more oily skin products to help.
tcarolinep at gmail dot com
http://twitter.com/#!/tcarolinep/status/141028049373237249
I use more lotion, lip balm & conditioner.
littlegray88 at yahoo dot com
http://fourbs1g.blogspot.com/2011/11/cold-weather.html
sakjb04@gmail.com
Lots of creams, chapsticks, lotions, and running a whole house humidifier are among our changes during winter weather!
sakjb04@gmail.com
My skin gets extremely dry in the winter. I have to use a thicker/heavier lotion during the winter months and I use lotion more than once a day.
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Ooh, I'm so trying this... I love the minty tingly shampoo too, and I have to have a thick conditioner as well for my curly hair. In the winter months, I definitely use more chapstick and use a deep conditioner for my hair more than once a week like I do in warmer months.
I switch to a creamer moisturizer in winter so my skin won't feel dry up.
amy [at] utry [dot] it
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In the winter I have to be diligent with moisturizing and lip balm, otherwise I end up scaly like a reptile.
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i use more thick lotions and balms! scg00387 at yahoo dot com
http://twitter.com/#!/DesMoinesDealin/status/142456933822115841 scg00387 at yahoo dot com
I moisturize more!
thanks for a chance to win!
And, have a GREAT day!
kmassmanATgmailDOTcom
I use shea butter on my hands every day and extra moisturizer on my face too in the winter
My hair feels drier in winter, and flat from wearing hats..Wash my hair and use a deep conditioner in the winter more than I do in the summer. Hardly ever wear eyeshadow during the summer, when winter hits I start wearing again. I change my nail polish a bit and wear more glittery golds, green, or reds for the Holidays.
karenmed409 at comcast dot net
i use about 10x more moisturizer in the winter
mermont84 at yahoo.com
https://twitter.com/#!/mermont84/status/143432566064693248
mermont84 at yahoo.com
more face lotion and chapstick on windy days
gicyuraok2 at gmail dot com
i use conditioner more often
Your hair is gorgeous! I definitely need to use lotion more in the winter than the summer.
I use a lot more moisturizer this time or year.
nuthouse(at)centurytel(dot)net
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I switch to an extra moisturizing conditioner
merleandtina@yahoo.com
http://twitter.com/#!/HappyTina0115/status/148261687160606721
merleandtina@yahoo.com
I use more lotion in the winter.
purple_lover_04 at msn dot com
https://twitter.com/#!/purplelover04/status/148501241352290304
I switch to use richer moisturizer and night cream in colder winter season so that my skin won't be dry.
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I use lots of lip balm in winter for my poor chapped lips, and hand cream!
bingomamanorma(at)gmail(dot)com
I use more moisturizer and exfoliate more often
adrianecoros(at)gmail(dot)com
I use moisturizer more in winter.
jehaine at yahoo dot com
I use more lotion and lip balm - and less razors (shaving less)
I tweeted here: https://twitter.com/#!/FotoMacro/status/149537558538354689
Angie
14earth at gmail dot com
I moisturize more to help with my dry skin and use more conditioner to help with the static in my hair.
Tweet: http://twitter.com/njhhb/statuses/149677836213559297
I go swimming three times a week all year round so my routine doesn't change much.
Thanks for the contest.
I use anti-dandruff shampoo much more often in the winter.
hlee99 (at) gmail (dot) com
I try to lay off the hot hot water when I shower and use extra conditioner :)
I add more lotion and lip balm during the winter months sweepmorey at gmail dot com
tweeted http://twitter.com/#!/mommysdizzy/status/149893758144614400
I apply a lot more product usually because humidity & dryness affect my skin differently, sometimes causing some serious acne flare ups.
kytah00@yahoo.com
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All I do is add a lot more creams and lotions to my regular routine in the winter.
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marybug2 @ yahoo . com
I have to use chapstick or lip balm very frequently in the winter, my lips got so ouchy if I don't!
fiestyred-head @ live.com
I use leave in conditioner for my hair and use vaseline intesive care lotion after each bath
tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
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tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com
I use heavier moisturizer and add lip balm to my regimen.
runningmatey at hotmail dot com
healthy, nice smelling hair is happy hair. love it!
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I definitely am seeing some signs that I need to partake in the Head and Shoulders shampoo/conditioner this winter! I've had much more dryness in my scalp:(
I also tweeted the giveaway! https://twitter.com/#!/kdunn816/status/150222196629975040
Who wants dandruff or dry scalp getting in the way of winter fun? ... If you suffer from these symptoms, give Head & Shoulders a try and you are ... The shampoo and conditioner also make my hair super shiny and silky
Hi, everyone.
I live in a warm weather all year long, but that is not a brake to change hair routines, specially for those - like me-- with dandruff issues. Hair can get tired of the same and the same, and giving a freshness blast with H&S is a must. I agree, this product truly refresh and corrects dandruff for long time... sometimes it dries my hair too much, but the H&S advisor in my local store told me to use the itchy and scalp SHAMPOO, alternating its conditioner use with the SMOOTH AND SILKY conditioner, and it works!
ever tried stopping head and shoulders? IT will make your head so full of dandruff that you'd wish you never started
I find I use more moisturizers in the colder months as my skin dries out...
Lyndsey (Lini15237@aol.com)
I use more lotion for my super sensitive skin. For my scalp I use a baking soda scrub (1 part soda + 4 parts purified water) and an apple cider vinegar rinse (1 part ACV + 5 parts water) for my hair. The soda scrub keeps my scalp healthy (I have psoriasis that gets worse in the winter, this keeps it at bay) and that ACV conditions my hair and prevents fly aways. It works great, and I only have to do it once a week!
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