A buildup-busting haircare regime – no frizz, no fry, no flop

This photo is not a set up. It?s a legitimate picture of my bath at home. Admittedly, I?ve removed a razor past its best, a flannel in need of a wash and some shower creams and shave foams with peeling labels unfit for photography and reader consumption. But this shampoo and conditioner genuinely have lived in my bathroom for the past few months and used throughout the week. What?s more, they?ve been replenished when empty. I mention this because it?s exceptionally rare that I finish a hair product without moving straight on to whichever is next in the testing pile. But Charles Worthington?s Everyday Gentle is not so easily replaced because for me, it fulfils a very specific brief and addresses a concern I?d never quite cracked without it. Firstly, I want to be able to wash my hair quickly and frequently without putting my hair through hell and leaving it fluffy, floppy and frazzled. I want to remove any odour (anyone else only have to walk past a grill pan to get bacon-infused hair for the rest of the day" Anyone" Oh) without stripping my hair of all moisture. But at the same time, I don?t want to weigh it down with conditioner, either by co-washing, or dousing it in rich product because a sulphate-heavy shampoo has left it parched. Everyday Gentle allows exactly this. It?s the first ever micellar shampoo (I?ve written lots on micelles before, but they?re basically tiny spheres of ultra-mild det...