BroadstreetBully
New Member
I need to be a good girl and keep my product spending at a minimum. I can't fathom spending more on hair care products than I do on books. So I thought I'd start a thread where all the broke college students could share money-saving ideas and reviews on cheapie products. This thread is open to anyone who's looking to save money, but the first thing that came to mind when I thought "broke" was, of course, college students. Not sure where this thread might go, but hopefully this could become a reference guide. So here's the one rule
NO EXPENSIVE PRODUCTS ALLOWED!
I'm not setting a price since some products are just more expensive than others. For example, a $30 flat iron might be considered affordable, but a $30 conditioner will send me to the poor house.
Right now I'll state my issue. When I first joined this board I went crazy product wise and ended up with a lot of products that didn't work for me. Now that I have a general idea what will work for me, I've decided to try to use up all the products I have now by Aug 20th so I can buy all new products right before school starts. I'm going to set a budget, but first I just need info on good products.
My main issue is finding a good deep conditioner. Right now on the list is Cholesterol since it tends to be cheap. I need some more ideas though. I found myself searching for reviews on cheap brands like Suave and V05, but I see many ladies use these conditioners for co-washes, and I need a cheap conditioner that I could use as a deep conditioner that will still work well on my hair.
I'm also considering investing in large quantity products. Like 32 oz and up. So I'm looking for affordable products that I can buy in large quantities.
Lastly I'm looking for cheap versions of these...
1. A product to help with shedding, I heard garlic products are good.
2. Something to help with hair porosity.
3. A good clarifier.
4. A good leave in
5. An affordable light protein conditioner for breakage control
Supposedly Sally's is a broke college student's dream come true, but I haven't been there in a long time, so what products should I be on the lookout for when I go there??
Thanks in advance!!!
NO EXPENSIVE PRODUCTS ALLOWED!
I'm not setting a price since some products are just more expensive than others. For example, a $30 flat iron might be considered affordable, but a $30 conditioner will send me to the poor house.
Right now I'll state my issue. When I first joined this board I went crazy product wise and ended up with a lot of products that didn't work for me. Now that I have a general idea what will work for me, I've decided to try to use up all the products I have now by Aug 20th so I can buy all new products right before school starts. I'm going to set a budget, but first I just need info on good products.
My main issue is finding a good deep conditioner. Right now on the list is Cholesterol since it tends to be cheap. I need some more ideas though. I found myself searching for reviews on cheap brands like Suave and V05, but I see many ladies use these conditioners for co-washes, and I need a cheap conditioner that I could use as a deep conditioner that will still work well on my hair.
I'm also considering investing in large quantity products. Like 32 oz and up. So I'm looking for affordable products that I can buy in large quantities.
Lastly I'm looking for cheap versions of these...
1. A product to help with shedding, I heard garlic products are good.
2. Something to help with hair porosity.
3. A good clarifier.
4. A good leave in
5. An affordable light protein conditioner for breakage control
Supposedly Sally's is a broke college student's dream come true, but I haven't been there in a long time, so what products should I be on the lookout for when I go there??
Thanks in advance!!!