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The Sun Is About to Set on Sunsilk

BellaSugar — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 13:00:51 PDT

If you're a fan of Sunsilk hair care and you live in the States, bad news: at the end of the year the brand's maker, Unilever, will discontinue it here. No word on why the brand is being pulled, but like Max Factor and Shu Uemura before it, it'll remain on shelves in most other parts of the globe. For the next three months, you'll still be able to get Sunsilk at drugstore.com and at some Walmart locations. Are you going to miss Sunsilk, or will you soldier on without it?

Beauty Flashback: A Conditioner Space Opera

BellaSugar — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:05:06 PST

A Charlize Theron lookalike runs from a scary, scary spaceman in this vintage commercial for . . . conditioner. Was it a takeoff on Tron, a salute to Star Trek? We may never know - but thanks to Sunsilk, at least we'll all have fluffy feathered hair. (On second thought, maybe I'll take my chances with the space pirate.)

Doing Drugstore: Sunsilk Winter Collection

BellaSugar — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:00:12 PST

New from Sunsilk is an affordable hair care range that consists of a Shampoo, Conditioner and Anti-Static Mist that helps prevent the dryness that causes breakage and split ends.

Winter Collection (which has adorable snowflakes on each of the bottles) not only gets you in the cold weather spirit, but it helps to nourish, moisturize and fortify hair during the cold winter months that are especially harsh on your hair and skin.

It is made with Vitamin D, silicone and silk that work together to help lubricate your hair to keep it smooth, shiny and controlled. Each of the products cost $3.50 and are available at Target.

For more on each of the three products in the Sunsilk Winter Collection,

Madonna Is Successful Because of Her... Hair?!

BellaSugar — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 10:43:29 PST

The Super Bowl commercials are starting to hit the Web, and drugstore shampoo brand Sunsilk has just debuted its ad. It features Marilyn Monroe, Shakira, and Madonna, and the idea is that "Life Can't Wait." As a shampoo commercial, it's a little perplexing. Are we to believe that good hair is the impetus for their success? Don't get me wrong, a great cut and color can do wonders, but I hardly think Madonna became an international superstar because of her hair.