“Take two bottles into the shower? Not me. I just wanna wash my hair and go”.
The idea that you could save time and money and effort when in the shower by using a combination shampoo and conditioner took the UK by storm back in 1989.
Vidal Sassoon‘s Wash & Go was aimed exclusively at women and apparently took scientist three years to develop. Three years! Saving you having to take two bottles into the shower . . . hardly on a par with cloning sheep, is it?!
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