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33.8oz Nexxus Clean and Pure Conditioner Expired
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- Amazon [amazon.com] has 33.8 oz. Nexxus Clean and Pure Clarifying Shampoo for $14.43 5%
Use Subscribe and Save - Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+QA Note: Per FP post, now has a 20% off clip coupon, making price of the shampoo now $11.39 ACExpired, now $18.04 - Amazon [amazon.com] has 33.8 oz. Nexxus Clean and Pure Conditioner for $15.57 5%
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They were one of the older non mass market brands for salon products since late 70s with a good reputation for their products. Along with their sister brand Phyto Organics they did some really good stuff without compromising on ingredients. Used them for a decade. They were bought by Alberto-Culver but that didn't seriously affect the product. When Uniliver bought A-C they totally ruined every product Nexxus had using cheap ingredients but large advertising dollars. So, if you used it more recently, you would find them around the level of mass market Pantene but at higher prices.
You actually don't get what you pay for now because they are overpriced.
I was using Neutrogena anti-residue for clarifying until they discontinued recently which was a shame. The one in this thread and Kristin Ess have been substitutes. Don't have a consistent go to daily brand these days but keep switching between Biolage and Shea Moisture.
This is not a bad shampoo for daily use as it doesn't dry out the hair like some other clarifying shampoos recommended only for weekly use. It doesn't have too much of crap.
But then this is almost the same as much cheaper Pantene Clean shampoo
https://www.amazon.com/Pantene-Sh...B09GTZMG61
Nexxus these days is basically Pantene level shampoo at salon like prices relying on their past glory but having screwed up almost every formulation they had for profit.
They were one of the older non mass market brands for salon products since late 70s with a good reputation for their products. Along with their sister brand Phyto Organics they did some really good stuff without compromising on ingredients. Used them for a decade. They were bought by Alberto-Culver but that didn't seriously affect the product. When Uniliver bought A-C they totally ruined every product Nexxus had using cheap ingredients but large advertising dollars. So, if you used it more recently, you would find them around the level of mass market Pantene but at higher prices.
You actually don't get what you pay for now because they are overpriced.
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This is not a bad shampoo for daily use as it doesn't dry out the hair like some other clarifying shampoos recommended only for weekly use. It doesn't have too much of crap.
But then this is almost the same as much cheaper Pantene Clean shampoo
https://www.amazon.com/Pantene-Sh...B09GTZMG61
Nexxus these days is basically Pantene level shampoo at salon like prices relying on their past glory but having screwed up almost every formulation they had for profit.
People shampoo daily still…? I remember when I used to do that years and years ago. Took a bit for my scalp to adjust to shampooing once or twice a week, but it's never been healthier
This is not a bad shampoo for daily use as it doesn't dry out the hair like some other clarifying shampoos recommended only for weekly use. It doesn't have too much of crap.
But then this is almost the same as much cheaper Pantene Clean shampoo
https://www.amazon.com/Pantene-Sh...B09GTZMG61
Nexxus these days is basically Pantene level shampoo at salon like prices relying on their past glory but having screwed up almost every formulation they had for profit.
That's late stage capitalism for you, squeeze out every last cent of profit irrespective of resulting quality, lol. Super-sized corporations no longer have to worry about any serious competition.
Purology— go to Ulta and ask one of the hair specialists to recommend which one is right for you. Expensive but the difference is amazing.