New Herbal Essences Shampoo – Choice of 7 Formulas, Totally Twisted

4 Responses to “New Herbal Essences Shampoo – Choice of 7 Formulas, Totally Twisted”

1. Anonymous
   November 6, 2009 at 8:50 am

   Has Herbal Essences finally redesigned its 1995 figure, conveying an all-natural, classic shampoo to a new funky edition? The answer can be revealed by the latest bold-colored shampoos that have recently replaced the previous style through packing the shelves of world-wide stores. Most adore the extreme makeover Herbal has performed, offering ten different zests. After all, as the development of society has boomed, the overall purpose of the latest graphic twist was to convert from the so-called `old organic’ (granola, country, Birkenstocks) to the `new organic’ (alive and juicy), or a modernized yet traditional initiative. This idea has even incorporated the `Herbal Girl’, whose purpose is to be influencing when near the shelves, encouraging buyers, increasing the value of impression, and assisting the Herbal Company in its advertisement. The contemporized renovation of Herbal Essences has intrigued me; maybe it’s the shocking, curvy shape of the bottle, the glittery logo, or the multi-coloration that has drawn my eye. In addition to all of these points, however, Herbal’s phenomenal shampoo still works like a charm. The chic brand, whose latest look was achieved in only eighteen months, has promoted an increase of purchases by twenty percent. It has sure carried its success a long way since its launch in the seventies! Compared to the previous Herbal Essences design encouraging a calm sensation, the prevailing motif has undoubtedly attracted more buyers through its aim to catch the attention of a more spirited, vigorous style to promote the customer. The curvy, hot-pink bottle I have used in the past did not only convince my buy through the `Fact Q’ on the back or the swirly, shimmery texture and addicting aroma; the `Dangerously Straight’ shampoo actually makes anyone’s hair pin-straight to the max. Since you are considering a purchase of Herbal Essences, I advise that you carefully choose one of the ten ideal shampoos to suit your hair–just keep in mind that you can de-frizz, straighten, wave, curl, hydrate, or volumize to improve you hair by simply giving it a nice scrub. So toss those curling irons and product-balms in the bin; now there is a more efficient way to keep healthy hair lasting.
   
   Rating: 5 / 5
2. Jon Remy
   November 6, 2009 at 10:54 am

   What ever happened to the ORIGINAL Herbal Essence shampoo (the green one), with the fresh herbal fragrance?! All these new herbal “Essences” (not Essence) shampoos are too darn sickeningly sweet. Did clairol forget about a whole generation that grew up on their ORIGINAL Herbal Essence shampoo?! It seems as though they did. When is Clairol (or P&G) going to bring back the ORIGINAL Herbal Essence shampoo (the one with the girl on the front of the bottle with flowers in her hair)? Shame on Clairol for discontinuing the ONE product that made them famous!
   Rating: 1 / 5
3. K. Stuckey
   November 6, 2009 at 1:33 pm

   I use the Drama Clean shampoo and conditioner. Other products I used before left my hair oily, but these do not. The scent is invigorating and leaves my hair so soft. Really a great way to start the day.
   Rating: 5 / 5
4. SassyBanjo
   November 6, 2009 at 2:31 pm

   This shampoo line has changed the texture of my hair. My hair that once was course and dry is now soft and shiny. I was born with naturally curly hair and the frizz factor has always been annoying. I used to have to wash my hair ever day but now only have to wash in every other day.
   
   Just the shampoo and conditioner alone has made my hair shiny and healthy looking. I don’t need any other products. I use “Break’s Over” and “None of Your Frizzness”. “Break’s Over” takes most of the curl out of my hair, which I don’t mind…but for those days when I like to go curly, I bought “Totally Twisted.” I did not like it because it did not get rid of the frizz and seemed like every other non-mpressive shampoo I have ever tried. I exchanged it for “None of Your Frizzness”, which gives me a soft, bouncy curl…and definately takes the frizz out. I hope I am always able to buy this line of shampoo…it’s a great product at a low price…and it’s even concentrated so I don’t have to use as much as I usually do to get a good lather.
   
   Rating: 5 / 5