Debate over drugstore shampoo effectiveness sparks expert opinions

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A recent debate on social media began when influencer Alix Earle claimed her hair felt softer after using expired Pantene shampoo. This sparked discussions about the effectiveness of drugstore hair products, with mixed opinions from users and experts. Trichologist Abbey Yung criticized the trend of removing beneficial ingredients like silicones and sulfates from products, suggesting it is a marketing strategy. She noted that many drugstore brands do not address deeper hair and scalp issues, despite providing immediate results. Experts highlighted that while drugstore products can offer temporary benefits, they may lead to buildup and long-term damage. They emphasized the importance of choosing products based on individual hair needs rather than price alone.


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