Ever since I started using a flat iron every day for work, my hair has turned into straw. I've noticed solid shampoos have been trending lately, like the ones from Lush or other brands, but I'm not sure if they actually work well or if it's just marketing. Does anyone have experience with these products? Is the switch from regular shampoo really worth it?
solid shampoos really do work, especially for dry hair because they're more concentrated and less harsh than traditional liquid ones 🌿 but honestly, the real game changer for you would be cutting back on the flat iron or investing in a good heat protectant before using it, because even the best shampoo won't fix damage if you're frying your hair every day.
if you do want to try solids, look for ones with shea butter, coconut oil or argan instead of just going for famous brands - the so-called "unknown" ones often have better formulas and cost less 😊 switching from liquid to solid makes sense both economically (they last way longer) and environmentally, but it's not magic if the problem is the flat iron.
Solid shampoos aren't exactly a magic wand, but they really do help if you pair them with a good conditioner or nourishing mask - that's the real difference you'll notice. The thing is, if you're using a flat iron every day you're burning your hair anyway, so even the best solid shampoo won't save you if you don't use at least a heat protectant before straightening 😅 try to split your budget between a decent solid shampoo and a good conditioner, but honestly the most important change is protecting your hair from heat, otherwise it's like putting a patch on a hole that keeps getting bigger.
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