If the cost of living has been getting you down and making you take a step back from your fave beauty buys, try not to stress. We’ve got a solution that’s been right in front of our faces the whole time. Priceline! The budget-friendly beauty stop gives us the chance to save major money on everything from hair straighteners to perfecting our pouts for less with luscious lip gloss picks. But today, we’re talking Priceline shampoo…
The humble drugstore shampoo has really gotten a bad rap over the years. But gone are the days of budget equalling damaging. With a whole range of ultra-nourishing, strand-salvaging formulas, Priceline offers your favourite brands all in the one place (and for often discounted prices).
So, let’s see what nourishing formulas the budget-friendly Priceline has to offer…
2024’s Top 3 Priceline Shampoo
- Toni & Guy Volume Addiction Shampoo for Fine Hair, $19, Priceline
- Hairification Pure Grow Shampoo, $25, Priceline
- PRO:VOKE Blonde Rehab No. 2 Strengthening Shampoo, $15.99, Priceline
Best Priceline Shampoo
Toni & Guy Volume Addiction Shampoo for Fine Hair
From $19 at Priceline
Addicted to voluminous hair? Relatable. If you’re after Gretchen Wieners-level hair (without the secrets) then this is the shampoo you need to use. With a weightless formula, your tresses will be transformed to a whole other level of bouncy glory. The best news? Its lightweight formula means that even the finest-haired person can still benefit from the volumising glory.
Want to read more? Read Toni & Guy Volume Addiction Shampoo for Fine Hair Reviews here…
Key features:
- Volume-enhancing
- Weightless formula
- Fine hair-friendly
Hairification Pure Grow Shampoo
From $15 (usually $25) at Priceline
Get ready for lacklustre locks to be a thing of the past when you start using this growth-promising shampoo. The science-backed formula has been designed to put your hair follicles into growth overdrive. As if a potential flowing mane of hair isn’t enough of a drawcard, this shampoo works to plump up and volumise your strands at the same time. Book in for a hair cut, because at this rate Rapunzel will be knocking on your door asking for your secrets.
Key features:
- Formula promotes healthy hair
- Science-backed
- Designed to boost hair growth
PRO:VOKE Blonde Rehab No. 2 Strengthening Shampoo
From $15.99 at Priceline
Blondies, it’s time to listen up. We all know most of us aren’t naturally blessed with a head of peroxide blonde tresses. But what we might forget along the way is the journey it took to get there. Yep, a whole lot of bleach happened. And while slathering your strands in copious amounts of toning purple shampoo might seem like a great colour-saving method, does it actually hit your hair where it needs the most help? Well we’re here to give you the goss. PRO:VOKE have done it. They’ve formulated a whole range designed specifically to nurture (and strengthen) your strands, all while still nourishing and extending your salon-fresh strands. Yep, it’s a game-changer.
Want to read more? Read PRO:VOKE Reviews here…
Key features:
- pH balanced formula
- Enriched with keratin and hyaluronic acid
- Specifically designed for damaged blonde hair
GEORGIEMANE Repair & Hydrate Shampoo
From $34.99 at Priceline
If you’ve got dry and damaged locks then this Aussie-made Priceline shampoo is the one for you. Formulated to nourish and nurture all hair types, this shampoo is one of those oh-so-rare The Sisterhood Of The Travelling Pants moments. With a tick of approval from adopters of the ‘curly girl’ method, this cruelty-free shampoo is bolstered by nourishing shea butter along with hydrating coconut and avocado oils. Hydrated strands are just a lather away.
Key features:
- Australia made
- Vegan formula
- Gentle and moisturising
Klorane Soothing Shampoo with Peony
From $19.99 (usually $24.99) at Priceline
What’s better than being given a bunch of peonies? Honestly, not much. That is of course until we learned that peonies are a fantastic addition to our haircare routine. Yep, skip the vases because we’re here to talk strand-soothing. This Priceline shampoo pick incorporates the traditional ingredient (peony) into their 85 per cent naturally-derived formula to ensure your tresses are comfortable. With a pH balanced formula, you can rest easy that your sensitive scalp woes will be well catered for with this gentle, soothing formula.
Want to read more? Read Klorane Soothing Shampoo with Peony Reviews here…
Key features:
- Respects scalp balance
- Soothing formula
- Soft, delicate primrose scent
L’Oréal Paris Elvive Bond Repair Shampoo
From $10.19 (usually $16.99) at Priceline
This L’Oréal shampoo is step two (of four) in an intensive bond-repairing range designed to totally transform your tresses. Formulated with a specifically designed bond-repairing complex along with strand-stimulating citric acid, it works to hit the hair at the core, working to reinforce broken strands. Your damaged strands won’t know what hit them with this salon-quality shampoo.
Want to read more? Read L’Oréal Paris Elvive Bond Repair Shampoo Reviews here…
Key features:
- 5 per cent bond repair
- Strengthens fibre from the core
- Softening formula
Schwarzkopf Hydrate Shampoo
From $13.19 (usually $21.99) at Priceline
If ‘lightweight’ and ‘frizz-fighting’ are on your list of must-haves then let us introduce you to the latest in environmentally-conscious shampoo. This vegan pick from Schwarzkopf is made from 90 per cent naturally-derived ingredients and is housed in an infinitely recyclable aluminium bottle. Enriched with gentle, nourishing aloe vera, hemp seed oil and olive squalane, this formula aims to leave your strands happily hydrated.
Want to read more? Read Schwarzkopf Hydrate Shampoo Reviews here…
Key features:
- Enriched with aloe vera and hemp seed oil
- Works to reduce frizz
- Vegan formula
What to look for when buying shampoo
Well first things first, you’ve got to determine your hair type. Whether you’ve got curly hair, fine strands or are looking for an anti-frizz option, there’s a whole world of choices out there. But once you’ve figured out your hair type, look for shampoos that promise to cleanse without stripping your hair of its natural oils. Bonus points if you can find an all-natural, nourishing formula. All that’s left to do now is fine your perfect conditioner pairing…
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Do you opt for a budget-buy when it comes to shampoo? What’s your favourite strand-saving shampoo?
I used Kloran and Toni & Guy
My hair needs more TLC at the moment. I like the look of the Schwarzkopf Hydrate Shampoo.
I’d like to try Kloranes soothing shampoo
Yes I would like to try that one too.
I always look for a reasonably priced shampoo.
Love trying new hair shampoos and conditioners
I’m trying Hairification range now. It’s a bit hit and miss.
It is good to try out different brands
Love trying different hair products. I definitely like Elvive and Tony and Guy Hair products, they have become my favourite
I’m loving Georgiemane – the hair mask is brilliant
ooh I will have to try it
I have never tried a hair mask, always seem to be in a hurry when I wash my hair and no time for masks as well as washing etc.
I have fine hair but need a shampoo and conditioner that is also suitable for colour treated hair.. not sure if any of these are suitable.
Khlorane is a lovley brand
I use Goldwell products.
My scalp is a bit picky about which shampoos I use, but I agree that Priceline has some great choices.
The loreal bond range is sooo good
Good products are not always expensive
I’ve got some of the L’Oréal shampoo.
Hairification and Klorane are my picks of these and being available at Priceline makes buying easy
I don’t have a favourite shampoo. Currently trying new ones each time one runs out
That sounds like me
I do always try to save money as much as i can but not at the cost of damaging my hair
I’m not really a supermarket shampoo kinda gal.
The new Elvive sounds interesting.
I would like to try Toni & Guy Volume Addiction Shampoo for Fine Hair but find that sometimes volume for fine hair shampoos leave my hair feeling anything but soft and shiney
There’s a few brands here that I have never heard of before
So many choices to try from
I tried Klorane’s soothing shampoo before.I love the feeling of my hair and scalp afterwords.
Andys lippie is gorgeous too
Priceline has a good range of shampoos. I can usually find something for each family member.
I think I’ve used this Klorane shampoo before, the pink bottle looks familiar
Shampoo has really gotten expensive, I like a sulphate free one but spend more on conditioner.