Unscented hair conditioner? (1 Viewer)

[TJPC]

It depends also on your age. Even at 40, I would not have believed this was possible, but now at 66, I have a pretty full beard and handlebar moustache. I was surprised to see this time when I made the attempt to grow it, however, that I am almost completely gray now. In an attempt to avoid the "Santa Claus effect" I use "Just For Men" this works well, but is a pain in the neck because you have to use it almost every 2 1/2 weeks, and can be messy.

 

[DaveF]

NO, real men have beards.

Well played!

 

[Johnny Angell]

That would be nice, but genetics have a lot to do with it.

Not a hair on my chest, I grow the world's wimpiest moustache. Would love that studly unshaven look, but not going to happen. It all balances out; Full head of hair, no male pattern baldness in my genes. .

I hate you.

 

[Ted Todorov]

...and now fragrance free Jason shampoo/conditioner has been discontinued. Back to square one. See: https://www.jason-personalcare.com/en/category/hair/everyday-shampoo

To repeat myself:

I am truly mystified by the seeming hatred for low/no fragrance products. If anything there are far more people who want a perfume free existence now than they did during the 1980's or earlier, yet manufacturers seem to be avoiding them like the plague

 

[Eve Babcock]

the one with Jojoba and Aloe vera could replace the unscented ones

 

[Ted Todorov]

Some possibilities:

https://www.byrdie.com/fragrance-free-shampoos--5aac17b70db76

 

[TJPC]

Cheap fragrances in shampoos etc. have always made me want to sneeze. If I want to sneeze my head off, I just go down the candle aisle in some stores.
We no longer live in 19th century shit factories, in fact some say we are becoming too clean. Why is it still necessary to make the world smell like a cheap 19th century brothel?!