As a guy, buying shampoo is so easy. It’s like buying toothpaste, every tube on the shelf these days can “fight cavities, whiten teeth, and prevent plaque build-up”. The only features that differentiate the brands are price and taste. Likewise, shampoo purchasing shouldn’t involve much thought. Unless you’re easily swayed by advertisements that promise instant sexual attractiveness if you use brand X (AXE, anyone?), there’s no difference between brand X and brand Y. If you’re still confused the next time you walk down the shopping aisle, here are three fool-proof steps:
- Label reads: Shampoo
- Cost is under $5
- Packaging is not overtly girly
~AH
I take showers for the sole reason of getting to use my shampoo. After my hair dries off, it’s silky and it’s smooth with no knots and tangles and I could spend at least half an hour stroking it, marveling at the wonders of shampoo and conditioner. Plus, my hair gets to smell really good too! Apparently, my hair smells like grapefruit and lemongrass after I take a shower. It doesn’t sound that appetizing, but then again, I don’t really know what grapefruit and lemongrass is supposed to smell like so I guess I’ll just take Dove’s word for it. ~MY
