Aveeno and how "volume" isn't a five letter word

Volume isn't something a fine, curly haired person usually goes for in shampoos. This usually leads to five letter words frizz and fluff, but it was a treat to feel my hair after trying the Aveeno Nourish and Dandruff Control Shampoo and Conditioner. I started trying this for Smiley 360's trial campaign in hopes to help with a mild flaking and itching issue. Though, I found my hair had a nice volume and shine about it. This is because Aveeno is made of Pyrithione Zinc to fight the dry scalp with a special Active Naturals Nourishing Oat Complex that leaves the hair conditioned.

There was one small downside of hair snapping off when brushing my finger through after two weeks of use. This was quickly remedied by a reminder of a gem from an old hairdresser. When i was using a more harsh dandruff shampoo to fight dandruff, she told me that dandruff shampoo for fine hair needs to be in portion. When using it to fight dandruff, it shouldn't be longer then two weeks as it weakens the hair. For up keep of flakes, use it once or twice at most a month. This will help with build up that cause flakes and help with a healthy scalp.

With this in mind, I can confidently say this is staying in the bathroom. It helps with the flakes, is a great way to fight build up, and it leaves my hair with shine and .... volume.