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"   I don&amp;#039;t care how soft, silky, and shiny a shampoo will make my hair. If it doesn&amp;#039;t pass the &amp;quot;flip test,&amp;quot; (my totally unscientific method of flipping up the cap and taking a whiff), then it&amp;#039;s not making it into my shower. I tend to favor subtle, slightly floral aromas over strong, fruity ones. Sometimes I even mix two shampoos together to create a customized scent. And I&amp;#039;m not the only one who&amp;#039;s kind of obsessed with the smell of shampoo. Check out the following email correspondence between me and Cosmo Editor, Zo\u00EB Ruderman: To: Andrea Lavinthal From: Zo\u00EB Ruderman Subject: operation yummy hair Beauty Guru, I have this theory about guys and hair. Women can put tons of time, money, and effort into their hair, but men just don&amp;#039;t notice. (Proof: Three-figure highlights that netted the comment: &amp;quot;Did you know you have a gray hair?&amp;quot;; An updo requiring more aerosol sprays and liquids than the FAA allows on carry-ons that went totally overlooked. &amp;quot;No, I did not come straight from the gym!&amp;quot;) What guys do care about, in my opinion, is smell. I want to test this theory. Can you recommend a shampoo and conditioner that smells amazing? Oh, it should also be really cheap. Thanks, Zo\u00EB To: Zo\u00EB Ruderman From: Andrea Lavinthal Subject: operation yummy hair Do you remember those television commercials when a woman would get into the shower, lather up with Herbal Essences and have a very &amp;quot;Cosmo&amp;quot; moment (or as they called it a &amp;quot;Totally Organic Experience&amp;quot;) and yell &amp;quot;Yes! Yes! Yes! or sing &amp;quot;You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman&amp;quot;? Was Debra Messing in one of them? The point is that Herbal Essences has always been known for shampoos that smell delicious and the formulas in the new line\u2014 Herbal Essences Hydralicious\u2014smell beyond yummy. I think you should try the  Self-Targeting Shampoo for normal hair (the pink one). Those psychedelic swirls are actually in the bottle, which is clear\u2014trippy, right? The clear swirl cleanses hair and the opaque one conditions it. The best part: They cost around $3 at the drugstore. P.S. I noticed that gray hair. Clairol also makes some really good hair dye if you&amp;#039;re interested\u2026KIDDING! To: Andrea Lavinthal From: Zo\u00EB Ruderman Subject: operation yummy hair Um, amazing. Is it weird I&amp;#039;ve been smelling my own hair all day? And it further proved my theory\u2014I got a few comments about how great my mane smells.  Thank you thank you thank you!  Zo\u00EB What do you think is the best smelling shampoo? Tell me in the comments? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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