Dry Sister

are professional shampoos and conditioners really better than those from drugstores? I have dry, long hair. I would like to buy some professional hair care products (Loreal absolute repair shampoo or intense repair shampoo, i haven't decided yet), but before i will do that, i would like to know, if this professional products are really better than for example Pantene? In WHAT exactly??? Cause everyone says that they are simply better, but in what ways? They moisturize better, they last longer or ??? Thanks for your answers :)

Im want a new professional hair care range for my new salon. i use Loreal professional and want another range. im opening a new salon in only a few weeks and im finding it hard to find another product range at the moment im using Loreal professional and love it, but i think my customers need another range to choose from, but im finding it hard to decide. I want a range thats not common in other salons something a bit exclusive but not too expensive as ive found my customers dont want to spend too much no more than £10 for a shampoo and about the same for a conditioner. Ive been looking at a range called bumble and bumble and it looks great but its expensive and im worried that the price will scare people. please help me im running out of time........

SUNLESS TANNING PRODUCT, which is best? i AM LICENSED TO BUT WHOLESALE ON LIMITED SUNLESS TAN PRODUCTS? IDEAS? Tried many, I am licensed to buy limited professional lines, I can not buy general products sold in sold unless it's hair care, can not use tanning beds, bad for skin and I have medications that dont allow heat bulbs, so I use Jergens Loreal Sublime dont want to spend over 10 bucks unless its a licensed products, what do you think??????? THANK YOU I am meant to say cant purchase sunless products sold in salons may a few lines that are open to licensed individuals but generally I must be a salong owner to do so. What is a good drug store product