Is Timotei shampoo good for hair?

5.0 out of 5 stars Gentle on hair, comes with years of tradition ! Timotei has always had the reputation of being a good shampoo. It’s free from parabens & my hair never feels dry after usage. Wish they manufactured the same conditioner although any of Timotei’s paraben free conditioners work well!

What happened Timotei shampoo?

Timotei exploded on to the UK market in the 80s. It was once one of Britain’s most iconic brands – but Timotei shampoo has disappeared down the plug hole for good. But the Sunday Mail can reveal that consumer goods giants Unilever have axed the shampoo after sales plummeted.

Where is Timotei shampoo made?

Finland
The Timotei brand was conceived and designed by Lintas Helsinki in Finland. Timotei shampoo was launched in the early 1980s, but some countries only sold Timotei for a short period. The tagline was ‘So mild you can wash your hair as often as you like’.

Is Timotei shampoo still available?

One of Britain’s most iconic brands is set to disappear from British shop shelves for good. Timotei shampoo – made increasingly popular by its adverts featuring the Timotei girl – has been discontinued. Even though the product will no longer be available in the UK, it can still be found in shops elsewhere in Europe.

What does Timotei shampoo smell like?

As I said, they also smell fab too – the scent is a bit hard to describe, but it’s a bit creamy, and herbally in a way, with a hint of something a little bit floral.

Do they still make Timotei shampoo?

Timotei shampoo – made increasingly popular by its adverts featuring the Timotei girl – has been discontinued.

What is an egg shampoo?

Eggs work as a cleaning agent because of the lecithin they contain, and it can produce healthier tresses due to their high volume of protein. Essentially an egg is nature’s two in one shampoo and conditioner.

Whats happened to Vosene?

The Vosene products are now marketed by Lornamead, a privately held global marketer of personal care brands. Lornamead acquired the Vosene brand from Procter & Gamble as part of a deal involving taking six Wella brands.