Model's Hair in a Shampoo Commercial

Well everyone's hair is different. However, I do wonder if the picture or video is touched up before going on air, or if they use a whole other product entirely on their hair for the commercials and pictures. I know there are some "salon" brands you can buy from the store for not that bad of a price, but it doesn't work in my hair. I've heard that shampoos need to be changed after it stops working for you but there is one brand that maybe worked for me for one or two weeks and that is it, and I've not bought it except maybe once since.

That's how they attract the buyers, but in reality our hair will never looks like what we saw from national tv, unless we go to any parlor and have our hair done with hair treatment and everything to look beautiful and shiny.

Well, for me it really depends on which Shampoo they are referring too, and if it is right for your type of hair. Often these commercials are overrated and these are the expensive type of shampoos that unless they are on Sale you might only try if you really expect great things. Usually the Best thing is to find what works Best for your hair, and maybe even ask a Beautician. No most people are not like this, and this is just a ploy for Sales.

I don´t believe in any commercials so I don´t have the problem. If I believed the products work, there wouldn´t be obese people in the world, all of us would be healthy and wrinckles would be something of the past. The models were chosen for the commercial because their hair was beautiful. No shampoo does that.