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There's no better feeling than coming home from the salon with hair that feels soft, voluminous, and downright healthy. But not many of us have the budget for blowouts every week, so what you use on your hair in between those coveted salon trips is incredibly important.

Hairstylist Greg Starkman, who is also the cofounder and CEO of Innersense Organic Beauty, says that we get such great results at the salon not only because of the stylists' skills, but also because of the level of products, which typically "use rich ingredients that offer a greater result." However, while there are many great high-end hair products out there, maintaining a solid hair care routine doesn't need to break the bank. That's where drugstore products come into play.

Starkman recommends looking for a drugstore shampoo that fits your specific hair needs, as products are made to "work in synergy with individual hair types." For example, opting for a hydrating, color-safe option if your hair is color treated or picking up a shampoo that will cleanse and condition without weighing your hair down if it's on the finer side.

Ahead, we've put together 15 of the best drugstore shampoos that tackle issues like brittle hair, oily scalps, limp strands, and dry or damaged hair.

If your hair is naturally on the thin side or has thinned out due to breakage, this drugstore shampoo will help it retain moisture and get some of that volume back without a trip to the salon, thanks to rosemary leaf. Plus, this shampoo can be used daily if that's what your wash routine looks like.

Some shampoos can strip hair of its natural oils, but the coconut oil, coconut milk, and nettle in this shampoo help to restore that moisture back in. It's also great for dry or dull hair and works to prevent split ends and breakage.

Color-treated hair tends to need a little extra nourishment. Starkman recommends looking for "a product that is free of sulfates and silicones, offering rich plant extracts to add hydration," like this option from Aussie.

When shopping for a shampoo that's compatible with your hair, Starkman notes that it's important to keep your hair type and texture in mind. "Products are formulated to work in synergy with individual hair types," he says. This sulfate-free formula, for instance, is made just for delicate curls.

Thick, coily hair textures often require regular detangling that can be time consuming. This shampoo aims to simplify that part of your wash-day routine. Think of it as a dry-hair treatment for natural hair textures.

Aloe extract and vitamin E are the stars of this silicone-free shampoo. For hair that is thin and easily gets that greasy look, this pick works to keep the oiliness at bay while leaving hair with a light, airy feel.

"A clarifying shampoo or treatment removes buildup on the hair shaft," Starkman says. While shampoos are meant to cleanse, some, like clarifying shampoos, are formulated to go that extra mile to tackle debris without stripping the hair.

If you have a finicky scalp, choosing the right shampoo isn't always the easiest task. This formula is made with those scalps in mind and includes coconut oil to soften hair, while vitamin E supports scalp health.

This shampoo is ideal for hair that always needs an extra dose of moisture. It's a rich, creamy formula with standout hair nourishing ingredients like coconut oil and papaya extract.

If you struggle with both dandruff and a dry scalp, it can be hard to find the right combination of hair products that adequately tackles both concerns. This classic pick is clinically proven to help moisturize the scalp and offers a flake-free guarantee.

Not only is this a clarifying shampoo, but ingredients like rosemary and peppermint help to add some volume to thinner hair. Plus, it's also safe for color-treated hair.

If you've put your hair through a lot of intense styling or treatments, a restorative hair routine is essential. A shampoo like this one was meant for the job: It's formulated to penetrate strands to deliver an extra dose of nourishment to damaged hair.

Finding products that don't leave fine or thin hair looking limp can be a struggle. Odele's volumizing shampoo adds moisture to hair, gently cleanses, and is light enough to not weigh hair down.

When you have brittle hair, things like styling or even brushing can easily cause mechanical damage—leaving a wake of split ends and breakage. This fortifying anti-frizz shampoo helps hair resist that damage and increases elasticity.

On the opposite end of a clarifying shampoo is a moisturizing shampoo, and the label speaks for itself. This formula adds a much-needed dose of hydration, plus biotin and vitamin E to soften hair without making it feel too heavy.

The frequency that you should wash your hair really depends on hair type, texture, and preference. If your hair builds up residue easily, then you would ideally wash it more than someone who doesn't have buildup, or someone with drier hair. However, on average, Starkman says, "I recommend cleansing and conditioning the hair two or three times a week."

While there are many factors that can come into play when searching for the right hair products, Starkman agrees that hair type and texture should definitely be considered. "Someone who has dry hair requires a product that offers rich hydration, while someone with fine hair requires a product that will cleanse and condition without weighing the hair down," he says.

Often, processed hair tends to dry out more easily. Therefore, getting the right shampoo is key for keeping strands healthy. In addition to using sulfate-free shampoos that won't over-dry hair, Starkman recommends looking for nourishing formulas that are "rich in plant extracts."