PEOPLE can spend anything up to £142 on shampoo.
But one woman has found that there's a 55p alternative that leaves her locks looking more luscious than when she uses her usual shampoo.
Tay was prompted to try swapping her shampoo for washing up liquid after seeing the effects it has had on her brother's hair.
Sharing a TikTok video showing his perfect ringlets, she wrote over the top: "Your brother uses dish soap for shampoo.
"His hair…"
Tay then showed herself chucking her shampoo and conditioner to one side, and replacing them with a bottle of washing up liquid.
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In another video, she showed the results of the experiment, after revealing she had actually used her conditioner and curl cream as usual after shampooing with the washing up liquid.
"I think it looks pretty good!" she said.
"My hair is dead and fried so I wasn't expecting miraculous results but overall I think it looks a little better than usual.
"I might keep trying this – consistently use the washing up liquid and see what happens."
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People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: "What?! looks really good. I'm gonna try it."
"I've been looking for a cheap clarifying shampoo and this whole time it's been in my kitchen," another laughed.
"It's def a great detox/clarifying shampoo. not good for every day use though," someone else said.
"I used washing up liquid once because I was out of clarifying shampoo and it worked so well! Lol," another wrote.
Others warned not to use the washing up liquid too frequently, and not to use it on coloured hair, as it will strip the colour and the hair's natural oils.
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