Hair shampoos are all the same?

Almost every woman manicures by her hair, more often than chasing the latest trends and innovations in the field of beauty products and shampoo miracle. But is it really all that glitters gold? Could it be that the foundation of all we are the same ingredients?

To embark on a comparison of hair products is the establishment of the website Daily Mail, citing some of the most advertised and expensive brands showed that, in the United Kingdom, the average annual expenditure for the shampoo is around 295mila pounds. In essence, it appears that the foundation of all there is shampoo made of the same base.

But then how we should move in this jungle of products? If about 80% of the shampoo is water, you should always check first six ingredients marked on each container, which in most cases there are in the same proportions.

The difference comes into play fragrances, thickeners, elements that do not actually affect the final result. Here's the view of clarifying John Hamilton, leader of the "Essentially Yours" for fifteen years:

In my opinion, all we are constantly robbed. People are being misled by advertising and marketing, and do not realize that the basic ingredients in shampoos are the same. In fact if you look on a supermarket shelf, I would say that, regardless of price, 90 or 95 percent of the ingredients are identical. Fragrances and colors are what often distinguish each other, but it is not certain additives miraculous.

It is always the same source to specify how the addition of natural extracts such as sunflower oil, almond or essences of citrus fruits, is often only a sort of bait for customers, because the amount actually present is minimal and should not be taken into account in assessing a purchase. In short, as in many other areas of trade, the high price is almost never a guarantee of quality.