My auntie from the USA sent us new shampoos. It's not like we don't have good shampoos here in the Philippines, but the formulation is different from the USA and Philippines. I guess shampoo brands have different formulations per country because each nationality or race has different hair characteristics due to different factors like weather. As for me, I normally have a kinky frizzy hair (rebonded and now I am letting it grow naturally) and I recently figured that I need to use hair products that will make my hair moisturized.
So anyway, I tried Thermasilk Moisturizing Shampoo for Dry or Damaged hair, also from USA, for about a week. It is a heat activated shampoo which means it is best suited for those who are used to blow-drying their hair or styling their hair; it is also good for those whose hair are used to exposure to the sun or heat. In the Philippines, people take a bath every morning before going to work/school and at night before going to bed. We wash our hair twice a day everyday, and we go out with our hair still wet or damp. So Thermasilk's
