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I used to spend a lot of money on shampoo, until someone who worked for one of the large soap companies told me that many of the products we see on shelves are made in one place, packaged differently for different companies, and sold at all different prices. I also worked for an organization that marketed their own, affordable sunscreen, and I know for a fact that they bought from the same manufacturer that many high-priced cosmetic companies bought sunscreens from. So, yeah, eventually I got it into my head that spending a fortune for shampoo was pretty much the same as throwing my money away.
About a year ago I found myself completely out of shampoo, which rarely happens (I usually have a full bottle as a back-up.) I went to the closest Walgreen's and, it being close to the end of the month, realized that I only had a couple of bucks on me. As luck would have it, White Rain Energizing Citrus Shampoo was only $1 for a 20 oz bottle. I figured, "What the heck?" A year later, and I'm still using the stuff. It cleans my hair, doesn't leave any residue, doesn't dry out my hair, works into a nice lather, and it smells good. At the end of the day, what more could I want or expect from a shampoo? The days of me spending $8 for a bottle of shampoo are long gone. This stuff does just as good a job as anything else I've shelled out lots of money for, and it saves me money. With the cost of just about everything skyrocketing, this makes a real difference.
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