What is the best healthy shampoo for men?

So my hair is so messed up cuss I used all differnt types of shampoos and crap also its super thin i which makes it dificult to style up. I herd from a couple of poeple that when u go bald and ur hair that grow back grow back nicer thicker and faster is that true? well im going bald soon and i need to no the msot cheapest and healthest shampoo thank u winner get 10 pointsWhat is the best healthy shampoo for men?
- hey Hussam !





- Pantene





- I would have 2 say that it's the best ever made shampoo %26amp; conditioner in the whole entire world.


- I've been using it for the last 20 or so years %26amp; I can't tell U on how many times people commented me on my hair since then.


- I, myself, use the purple bottle for fine thin hair types.





- there R 4 different color type bottles.





- purple color bottle for fine thin hair type like mine, ha ha.


- blue color bottle for normal hair type.


- green color bottle for oily hair type.


- %26amp; gold color bottle for dry %26amp; damage hair type.





- truss me when I say ';U will not be disappointed from using it %26amp; U'll notice a huge difference in the quality of U're hairs';


- good luckWhat is the best healthy shampoo for men?
To help with thinning hair, use Nioxin products. They are available at any salon, even Great Clips, and Wal-mart's salon. They aren't super cheap, but should help you keep from losing your hair.


If you shave your head, or go bald from Chemo or something, there is no guarantee what it will look like when it grows back. I don't know from experience, but I've heard that hair that used to be curly can grow back straight, or vice versa, and have even heard of it changing colors! A good, gentle all-around shampoo is baby shampoo. It is very gentle, and will not harm your hair. The store brand is pretty cheap. I also like Mane 'n Tail. I use that a lot, it's gentle and leaves your hair looking nice. It's like $5 a quart, pretty cheap, comparatively.


The real key is to be gentle with your hair. Don't briskly rub it with the towel after washing it, just blot the excess water away. Brisk toweling causes breakage. Comb it gently with a wide-toothed comb, don't ever brush wet hair. Do use conditioner, no matter how thin or fine your hair is, use at least a little to eliminate tangles.


These tips should help, no matter who you are!
The best shampoo you could ever use would have to be one that doesn't contain any harsh chemicals such as (surfactant) a lathering agent,quite common in shampoo.


so all natural ingredient's may be the way go they may cost a little more but what price do you put on your hair.
head and shoulders all the way :D

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