… a dime of conditioner.

That’s not how much it costs, that’s how much to put in your hand. Use only a quarter-sized blob of shampoo when you wash your hair. Too much is hard to rinse out anyway. Use only a dime-sized blob of conditioner, unless you have really long hair – then you might need a quarter’s worth.

Another way to look at it? Wash your scalp; condition your hair. Yep. When you rinse the shampoo from your head, there’s still enough action to wash out any product left on your hair. And you don’t need to condition your scalp – start at the ends and work up.

So wash your scalp; condition your hair. And don’t use too much shampoo or conditioner. Your hair will look better, and your wallet will be a little fatter.

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