Best Drugstore Shampoos

A classic is always in style, and that's why we're obsessing over the newly rereleased Herbal Essences Shine Collection Shampoo ($5). From the "vintage" packaging to the original scent, we're having a totally organic experience.

Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Shampoo Color Protect ($4, originally $5) protects colored hair from fading, but it also helps to give an added boost of shine.

Whether you have stressed-out curls, overprocessed hair, or just plain styling damage, Sally Hershberger Hyper Hydration Super Keratin Shampoo ($9) works to repair your strands with a blend of keratin and argan oil. Your hair will be smoothed and sealed for protection from frizz and further damage.

Yes To Tomatoes Volumizing Shampoo ($9) is formulated to bring body and bounce to even the finest, flattest strands.

Sometimes a multitasking product is needed to save time (and water). With Garnier Fructis Haircare Pure Clean Clear 2-in-1 ($6), you get clean and conditioned strands in just one step.

Let's face it: split ends are inevitable. But Tresemmé Split Remedy Split End Shampoo ($6) helps to bind splitting hair, so you can wear your length with confidence.

Blond-haired ladies know that maintaining their color requires some serious care. John Frieda Sheer Blonde Everlasting Blonde Shampoo ($6) has been recently reformulated to offer even better hair color protection.

Specifically formulated for relaxed strands, Pantene Pro-V Truly Relaxed Hair Lightweight Shampoo ($5) gently cleanses hair while adding moisture and nourishment. So long, breakage.

If an itchy scalp and white flakes are your problem, then let Aveeno's soothing Nourish + Dandruff Control Shampoo ($7) be your solution.

Clear Total Care Nourishing Shampoo ($6) is the best all-around option for cleansing your scalp and hair, while also adding nourishment for healthy, shiny strands.