Most of the various scents are good, but I prefer Wolfthorn and Swagger the best. If you’re going to use these shampoos, opt for the 2-in-1 rather than the plain shampoo (unless you have a really awesome conditioner that you use periodically as a treat). It blows comparable price point shampoos out of the water for sure, and has a lasting, subtle scent to it. That said, this shampoo is really pretty awesome. However, I’ll give anything a solid try for the most part. What’s up with that? Usually, I run away from the body wash/shampoo/conditioner/tax accountant all-in-one type mystery chemicals, because its not that much of a burden to use two bottles in the shower. Most of them are shampoo and conditioner mixes, except for the “drench” scent. Old Spice Shampooįirst up are the shampoos there are 6 in total. The shower stuff, the creams, and the pastes. I break down the Old Spice haircare line into three segments, shown above. But, lucky for us, it’s all pretty much the same thing. When they sent me all this in a single box I thought everything was different, and I was instantly overwhelmed. There’s a bunch of stuff, but when you break it down into types (rather than scents), it becomes much more understandable. When the Old Spice team reached out and told me they wanted me to review their new haircare line, I was like “Pshhyeah” and they were all, “Pshhhcool,” and so here we are. It’s no secret to regular readers that I’m a loyal Old Spice guy–it’s far any away the best medicine cabinet staple out there. It’s still rolling out across America right now, and it’s brand new to me. Hey y’all, did you know that there is an Old Spice haircare line out there? Depending on where you live, you might not have seen it yet. All views and opinions are my own, and I was given total control, in typical Old Spice fashion.

I was compensated by Old Spice to write this article, but was given creative freedom to decide the manner in which to do it.

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