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Lindsey! I subscribe to your videos on YouTube! Didn't recognise you in that teensy pic up there on the left. Well, what a tiny little planet this is. Thanks for the advice - I shall give Jungle a try. My hair is getting longer - it was either a buzzcut or a barista bun for the Camino and since I'm a coffee psychopath the choice was clear. See you out there, and Buen CaminoHi Mike, I quite like the one you have (Montalbano), it's quite deep cleansing so is good for the oilyness. Another good option would be the purple one, Jumping Juniper. Good for balancing oily scalps and won't weigh it down much.
Lush has about 6 conditioners, 2 of them are solid. Of those two, I'd recommend Jungle over the Big conditioner, I find it easier to use. Or you could just get a small bottle of any conditioner, since I'm assuming your hair is short, it should last you the whole Camino.
Cheers
Hi LesBrass, Sorry to be answering for Lindsey. Lindsey's posts are gone, maybe because she works for Lush and her comments were considered commercial. Check the rules link at the bottom right corner of this page. You can see her original comments in the quote bars above some other questions. Then try to reach her personally via "conversations" below the "inbox" tab. - Mike@lindseh ... am I going a little bit crazy or was there a post about the different Lush shampoos... I had a quick look and thought it was great and that I'd make some notes later... now I cant find it?
I also just purchased Lush shampoo bar - will use today. Also got the Lush Toothy Tabs, which I am happy with, and will replace toothpaste. These, by the way are considered solids and do not have to presented to airline security.Hi everyone! So i originally started this post and quietly read everyones replies and tips. Thinking id just take a small bottle of shampoo/cond and refill along the way.
Today on a whim i purchased a Lush bar shampoo and conditioner.
Ummm...its awesome! Very surprised! I have a lot of hair to get through and it easily washed my hair. Total convert. Its definitely coming with my on my Camino.
Ive even been on their site looking for what else i can get from them Hahahahha!
Thanks for the tips everybody!
Yes, some of us need conditioner. End of story.Ok this seems simple enough to solve but its like i can't!
What do people do about shampoo and conditioner? I dont want to cart around two big bottles/extra weight. But i need it! (I dont do shampoo and cond in one)
Do i get smaller bottles and re-fill? Do i just buy extra along the way and refill and leave the rest behind? Maybe i just solved my own dilemma right there?
Great idea - I use some drops of hair oil too instead of conditioner. If you go easy on the shampoo and don't totally strip your hair till it's squeaky, I find this works just as well and takes a tiny amount of space insteadYes, some of us need conditioner. End of story.
Last year, I went to my hairdresser and simply asked for a sample shampoo & conditioner. They come in squeeze tube/sachets, and for my hair (medium length, medium amount of it, somewhat curly), there was enough for two washes from one sachet of each.
This year, I will try the same trick if I have time (I leave in four days), and if not, I'm going to decant my usual product into a snack size ziplock bag. At least this is resealable, and weighs virtually nothing. I also carry the world's smallest bottle (seriously - it's about one inch/2cm tall - I got it from a hotel years ago) with a tiny bit of Moroccan Oil in it. I carry a plastic comb instead of my usual brush, to save weight, and I wash once every 5-7 days (it's all going under a cap anyway..). I found this worked well for me!
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