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So, as many have noted, I am a big fan of generic brands/cheap versions of unnecessarily expensive alternatives. (Especially as a number of generics are, in fact, the exact same product, albeit with a different label slapped on it.)
What frustrates me is when I can't find a cheaper alternative to something, however. After getting tired of paying top premium for the Mach-3 razor, I finally found a decent replacement (the CVS brand.) Razors are completely overpriced, and I still wish I could find a more affordable version that does the job equally as well.
Which leads me to today's question: I've been using the Garnier Fructis leave-in conditioner, as it makes me less frizzy and less split-endy, and a bottle lasts a decent while. However, when I start running low, I am reminded a.) how expensive it is, and b.) how tricky it is to find on store shelves.
So, with that long-winded opening: anyone know of a good, affordable leave-in conditioner?
What frustrates me is when I can't find a cheaper alternative to something, however. After getting tired of paying top premium for the Mach-3 razor, I finally found a decent replacement (the CVS brand.) Razors are completely overpriced, and I still wish I could find a more affordable version that does the job equally as well.
Which leads me to today's question: I've been using the Garnier Fructis leave-in conditioner, as it makes me less frizzy and less split-endy, and a bottle lasts a decent while. However, when I start running low, I am reminded a.) how expensive it is, and b.) how tricky it is to find on store shelves.
So, with that long-winded opening: anyone know of a good, affordable leave-in conditioner?