(Part 2) Best 2-in-1 shampoo & conditioner according to redditors

Even as an Asian, I think it still depends on what hair/scalp type you have (oily/dry/normal/etc)

Personally, I'm using Head & Shoulders 2 in 1 dry scalp care with almond oil and I've been happy with it.

Blue bleach might be a tad bit better but I think most of the results will come from a toner. I've used both kinds of bleach on my hair before and either way I still ended up fairly coppery. Toner makes the biggest difference.
There's also some shampoo that's made for people with naturally white/grey hair as hard water can sometimes make hair turn coppery. It's hard to find but beauty supply stores should have at least one option. It'll help gently take out some of the copper as well as keep his hair from turning due to water quality.
Pantene
Fancy brand
Clairol

I have about 8 or 9 mousepads, including a Artisan hayate otsu.

The hayate otsu is faster than the QCK.

I'n my opinion, Artisan pads are waste of money, unless you order a custom (size) one,
The "Large" one sold on Amazon is way too small for med-low to low sensitivity gamers.
You can order a custom size from Artisan, but it will cost you quite a bit.

In addition, the Artisan tends to get dirty really fast. I had to clean it every week.

If you are fraying up your pads by cleaning them, there are more gentle ways to effectively clean them.

I use a product called Unicare.

https://www.amazon.com/Unicure-Skin-Hair-Conditioner-12/dp/B005IYPUYY/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1493961692&sr=8-1&keywords=unicare

I mix it with warm water in a spray bottle, spray it onto the mousepad, massage it in, let it sit for 5min, spray some more on, then scrub it with a microfiber cloth. Last step is rinse it clean under the tub and leave to dry.

The Unicare is super gentle, and has never harmed any of my pads.

My Love. Never going back.

https://www.amazon.com/Selsun-Blue-Medicated-Conditioner-Treatment/dp/B000GCURBO

Also, I had to re-educate myself to using the soft part of my finger to massage the shampoo into my scalp. I know using nails feels really clean, but it cause abrasions, and it will feel itchy when it tries to 'heal' itself after a while. If you scratch then, the open wounds on your scalp will make it even more painful to wash hair.

Try this shampoo, and soft finger style for one to two weeks to see how it goes.

Actually, I've started using Nature Republic's Bee Venom Emulsion as a body lotion since discovering that it doesn't agree with my face. It's nice. It's actually pretty rich and heavily scented, so for me it works really well as a body lotion.

I wash my hair with Kracie's "Umino Uroi So" shampoo that I get from my local Asian supermarket. My naturally thick, coarse hair is much more manageable when I use this, so even though sometimes I switch things up, I always come back to this shampoo.

It's this stuff or the Damage Repair version is good, too. I'm not really sure if there's a difference.

I know that sulfates are bad but for right now I'm using this: http://www.amazon.com/Dove-Therapy-Moisture-Shampoo-Conditioner/dp/B00CHHJQOU

Lol, I wish there was a dandruff vacuum! So I've had dandruff for as long as I can remember (24 now) and I know how incredibly frustrating and embarrassing it is, so I really want to try and help you out. I feel like I've tried everything, Head and Shoulders, various tar shampoos that I forget the names of, those olive oil shampoos, apple cider vinegar, etc etc. I started using this shampoo last year, the other (more expensive) t/gel's might be better, but this one was definitely an improvement from all the others I'd tried. My dandruff was still there, though, and it even started going back to "normal" after a while. So very recently I started mixing about 5 drops of tea tree oil into my shampoo every time I wash my hair, and I think I finally have a winner! I'd never heard of tea tree oil being good for dry scalp, so I hope this helps you out too.

Herbal Essences Hello Hydration 2-in-1 Moisturizing Hair Shampoo & Conditioner 300ml- Packaging May Vary

https://www.amazon.ca/Herbal-Essences-Hydration-Moisturizing-Conditioner/dp/B008CC4HE8/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=beauty&srs=7812192011&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1512002632&sr=1-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=thebigaawes06-20&linkId=b5ff1f29233dc5db6a447a49b3a71918

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81BR7tS4COL._SL1500_.jpg

I perspire easily and am an athlete of sorts, so I wash daily. Sometimes twice. The trick is to find a men's shampoo that has a reasonable amount of moisturizer in it and that is capable of locking in your beard/hair's natural moisture, as frequent showering will normally strip your beard/hair of its natural oils. As such, I use Head & Shoulders Active Sport 2-in-1 Shampoo/Conditioner on both my beard and my head. If you have a preferred conditioner, they make a stand-alone shampoo that is still designed to lock-in your beard/hair's natural moisture. Also, this stuff prevents dandruff.

As for necklines, I'd suggest lowering your neckline as your beard length increases. It will fill out the back of your beard more, which is likely the look that you're going for.

The conditioner is ‘built in’ because it is a 2 in 1 shampoo. I can’t find Citrus Fresh on Amazon.com, but Green Apple is also great. Here’s the link to Amazon

I use the same shampoo/conditioner I use for my head: pert plus.

Oh man I feel you, my list is totally filled with wants. There's a few things I feel I need though..

A Stapler for... stapling. Whenever I need to staple something, I go to school early and use the one at the library.. haha! It'd be nice to staple things at home beforehand so I don't lose any papers D:

Shampoo! Using bar soap to wash your hair is okay right? RIGHT!?? Actual Shampoo might be a bit more effective though..

I probably need this one the most. It's the dreaded printer ink that runs out so fast and costs so much. There's tons of papers I need to print out (especially for school) and so many other things. I always make the print as small as possible and I think that annoys some people/professors. whoops!

This may lean towards a want.. but I feel like I need it. It's an external hard drive because my old clunky computer is running out of space and I'd much rather just have things on an external so I can make room for new things. It's pretty expensive though, and that's a problem..

Thank you for the information! I just had a quick question -

Last night I scrubbed her with head-and-shoulders dry skin shampoo for about 5 minutes followed by apple vinegar (I left this on) which stopped her itching almost completely for a few hours (she scratched a little over night but nothing to the extent of before), which is more success than I've had with anything. But do you have any idea what this might indicate or why this helped? Does this provide any indication of what it could be?

As a note, I haven't seen any flaking skin, but my room is pretty dry - I'm going to try running a humidifier for a couple of days.

Ive heard heard that using a shampoo that doesn't cause a lot of suds is less likely to dry your scalp
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Is my solution. I know Walmart sells it.

PSH MAYBE IF YOU ONLY WANTED TO GET 16% OF A BOTTLE.