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"Here we go again. I just tossed an empty bottle of conditioner into the recycle bin, leaving behind its matching bottle of shampoo, which remains 1/3 full. That bottle joins two other 1/3-full bottles of shampoo on my shower shelf. I can&amp;#x27;t bring myself to toss them, but I never seem to manage to use them up once I introduce a new matching shampoo-conditioner set I am all jazzed to try. Am I the only one with a proliferation of partially fully shampoo bottles in her shower? I apparently use much more conditioner, so that always runs out much sooner than its mate. I can imagine that some people might use less conditioner than me, though, as my hair&amp;#x27;s so long. This should make a fun poll. Let&amp;#x27;s see which usually runs out first: the conditioner or the shampoo. Which bottle do you drain faster, the shampoo or the conditioner?(surveys) After you vote, tell me: Do you manage to use up the bottle that&amp;#x27;s left behind, or does it linger on your shower shelf forever? Do you always buy the same kind of shampoo and conditioner to simplify the rotation process? More ... * Do you always buy matched shampoo-conditioner sets? * The new way to condition your hair: in bed. * How many beauty items currently live in your shower? * Make a condiment into conditioner! More ways to get your Glamour: * Follow us on Twitter * Friend us on Facebook * Add us to your Google homepage Photo: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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