Axe Shampoo

[mulansauce]

I never post in these parts, so pardon my ignorance if this is a dumb thread. Has anyone tried the new line of Axe shampoos? I hate their advertising and their douchebag scents, but their "depoof" shampoo seems promising if it works as advertised. I have really thick, poofy hair (think Rob Blagojevich) and I am always on the hunt for effective "depoofing" agents. Most shampoo seems marketed toward women and obsessed with producing volume--this is one of the first I have seen that actively touts its depoofing. It's only 4.99 at Target, so I will pick some up this afternoon and report back if anyone is interested. http://www.target.com/Axe-Depoof-Sha.../dp/B001K4DKDO

 

[Haqq]

I use Pantene Pro-V... seems to be doing the job fairly well.

 

[singhstyle]

Yeah, let me know how it is. They also have a hair gel you know.

 

[TowleY]

I know their body gel is very good. Smells are good not too strong also. I like the deodorant as well.

 

[BPerm]

I have yet to try their shampoo but I do use their deodorant.

Does the job quite nicely.

 

[lpresq]

Aveda is my personal pref.

 

[Threak]

Poof is a problem. A quick review would be great.

 

[blackdarkeye]

i once got there body wash, it had a good smell and it wasnt to strong at all, you could only smell it if you put your nose right next to your arm or some other place

 

[thekunk07]

i'm bald you insensitive prick!

 

[kwilkinson]

^You just use regular body wash on the dome or what?

 

[thekunk07]

^yeah. even though i'm a prissy ***** about clothes and stuff, i've never been too particular about skin care stuff. always had good skin, zit free. i just use dove.

 

[Leonard Leroy]

What the hell are you doing looking at a shampoo thread.

 

[ArliHawk`]

Deodorant is solid, I would go Crew or Aveda for shampoo.

 

[milosz]

I hate the Aveda for Men shampoo (plus the same conditioner) - left my hair never really feeling clean and it got oily again faster than usual.

I'm using Herbal Essences Hydralicious targeting shampoo and conditioner now - smells a little girly to start with, but it works better than anything I've tried on my long hair (which curls a bit at the and can be poofy).

 

[DocHolliday]

I have not found anything as effective at controlling my regal mane as Suave conditioner. $1.29 a bottle, or something like that.