Does anyone know of a shampoo that smells like marzipan/almonds?
Thinking like P.160 Tipo Morbido, RazoRock R-160, Cella, etc.
Thanks for the help!
Thinking like P.160 Tipo Morbido, RazoRock R-160, Cella, etc.
Thanks for the help!
Almond Shampoo?
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Duffy's Brew Beer Shampoo is sorta close. I am just finishing up a bottle myself. It is a coconut, almond, vanilla, caramel kind of smell.
http://www.amazon.com/Duffys-Brew-O...sr_1_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1351112783&sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.com/Duffys-Brew-O...sr_1_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1351112783&sr=1-1
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I am going to give this one a shot:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/SV-SH-ALM-SHEA-32Z/13269721#rr
I have had good luck with Suave Professionals before, although I am taking a shot in the dark on the scent.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/SV-SH-ALM-SHEA-32Z/13269721#rr
I have had good luck with Suave Professionals before, although I am taking a shot in the dark on the scent.
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Received the Suave Almond & Shea Butter today.
Smells more like shea butter. I'll give it a try and report back.
Smells more like shea butter. I'll give it a try and report back.
I use the Salon Care honey and almond shampoo and conditioner from Sally Beauty. The shampoo comes as a concentrate in quarts or gallons. You dilute it with water as much as 8:1, but I find a slightly stronger solution works better.
The conditioner comes in gallon jugs and is not concentrated.
Usually you can catch the gallons on sale every few months for under $10. I check The shampoo and conditioner never seem to be on sale at the same time, but once you have 2-8 gallons of shampoo mixed up the conditioner will be on sale before you use that up.
The conditioner comes in gallon jugs and is not concentrated.
Usually you can catch the gallons on sale every few months for under $10. I check The shampoo and conditioner never seem to be on sale at the same time, but once you have 2-8 gallons of shampoo mixed up the conditioner will be on sale before you use that up.
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Still smells like shea butter when used. Works well though.
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Thanks for the tip!
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This has exactly the smell I was looking for. I just need to see how it performs in my hair. Thanks very much!
Just remember this product is sold in concentrated form. It just isn't a great performer without some amount of dilution. I find four to six parts water to one part concentrate works very well. Going the full 8:1 they have on the label is just too thin for my tastes. It's still a great value.
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I tried the full strength just to see. Way too strong.
Right now I am about half and half. Works pretty well.
How is the smell? For some reason I don't think I've ever had shampoo that smelled like almond, but I am pretty sure I remember Salons that have put almond scented shampoo in my hair, so I wonder if the one you have is similar to the ones I've smelled.
Is your body soap almond too? I guess Yardley has almond but I think for soap I'd use the melt and pour and dump Almond EO oil in it.
Which gives me an idea, I don't know prices, but maybe Almond oil would be cheaper.
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The smell is great. Smells like Cella or similar. I use Dr. Bronner's Almond Bar Soap with this shampoo. Very nice combo. The shampoo is like $4 for a liter.
Yea, for $4 or less you get enough concentrate to make a gallon or two of shampoo. For $8-$11 you get a gallon of concentrate that is good for 4-8 gallons of diluted shampoo. The conditioner is similarly priced. The only thing I have against the stuff is that the fragrance selection is rather limited.
L'anza Remedy - abt $35 CDN for a 900ml bottle. Only need a tiny amount, about half the size of an almond, so the bottle lasts a while
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