It was time for some new shampoo and conditioner, so this week I decided to try Organix's Pomegranate Green Tea Shampoo and Conditioner. For once, I remembered to check the label *before* checking out, and indeed these products do contain green tea extract. One of these days, I am going to take the time to research what, if anything, green tea does for the hair, but I like the idea of tea being in my hair products and so I decided to give these a try.
The shampoo was thick and had a rich lather, and the conditioner had a nice rich texture as well. The pomegranate scent is yummy, though I'm still not sure what I think about food-scented hair care products. Do I spoon some granola on top of the shampoo or do I just use it to lather up my hair? At any rate, I liked the way my hair felt after using these products, even if I did have an odd craving for berries all morning ... Also, if you happen to be an "Alice in Wonderland" fan, you can find a coupon on the shampoo bottle for a $5 rebate if you buy the DVD.
And I actually have one more "Alice" related note for the week. Did you know Alice in Wonderland and The Mad Hatter are two of the Madame Alexander dolls currently being given away with McDonald's Happy Meals? I don't usually have a Happy Meal for lunch, but I did twice this week just so I could get those two dolls. Alas, Alice did not come with a teapot as I had hoped, but fortunately I have a few small ones she and M.H. can play with at their next Mad Tea Party!
It was time for some new shampoo and conditioner, so this week I decided to try Organix's Pomegranate Green Tea Shampoo and Conditioner. For once, I remembered to check the label *before* checking out, and indeed these products do contain green tea extract. One of these days, I am going to take the time to research what, if anything, green tea does for the hair, but I like the idea of tea being in my hair products and so I decided to give these a try.
The shampoo was thick and had a rich lather, and the conditioner had a nice rich texture as well. The pomegranate scent is yummy, though I'm still not sure what I think about food-scented hair care products. Do I spoon some granola on top of the shampoo or do I just use it to lather up my hair? At any rate, I liked the way my hair felt after using these products, even if I did have an odd craving for berries all morning ... Also, if you happen to be an "Alice in Wonderland" fan, you can find a coupon on the shampoo bottle for a $5 rebate if you buy the DVD.
And I actually have one more "Alice" related note for the week. Did you know Alice in Wonderland and The Mad Hatter are two of the Madame Alexander dolls currently being given away with McDonald's Happy Meals? I don't usually have a Happy Meal for lunch, but I did twice this week just so I could get those two dolls. Alas, Alice did not come with a teapot as I had hoped, but fortunately I have a few small ones she and M.H. can play with at their next Mad Tea Party!
Don't you just love hair products that smell good enough to eat? I'll have to give Pomegranate Green Tea shampoo a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up about the Alice dolls at McDonalds.
You certainly have an eye for all things tea! It is always interesting to see your new tea finds!
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, Angela! I'll be heading over to McDonalds, thanks, Joanie
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look for that shampoo when I run out of my current shampoo. I like the shape and color of the bottle. I had no idea McDonald's had Madame Alexander dolls in their happy meals. That's an interesting combination. But I do like the dolls.
ReplyDeleteSweet web site, I hadn't noticed teawithfriends.blogspot.com earlier during my searches!
ReplyDeleteContinue the superb work!
I am going to have to get a Happy Meal now!
ReplyDeleteI saw the Alice and Wonderland dolls at McDonalds over the weekend. I was intrigued because they were Madame Alexander dolls. I had a Madame Alexander ballerina when I was a child and have always loved them so. Wish I still had that doll.
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