This is my second edition of “My Understanding”, which is basically an expository essay I’ve written describing the basic ideas, science, terms, and ingredients involved with no poo. Most of this information was copied and pasted from snippets gotten off this site, so if you see something that looks familiar, don’t get paranoid or worry about
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I started no poo on Saturday (prior to that, I was washing every other, or every third day with a no-sulfate shampoo) On Saturday night, I washed with diluted Dr. Bronners (8:1) and rinsed with ACV. While damp, I put in a little coconut oil. On Sunday morning, it was looking very dry, so I put in some Argan oil, which made my hair very greasy. (now
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I haven't even looked at LJ for months, but after having gone no-poo for a couple years now, and WO for at least a year, I feel I owe the community a report on how it's gone. I found the info in this community to be absolutely indispensable while I was getting started (i.e. about the first year), so I hope this post may be of help to someone else.
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Some quick stats of my hair: Length: Short, chin-length, A line cut. Stacked in the back and layered around my face. Type: Curly 3b. Bouncy on a good day with high humidity. Wet, limp noodles in winter. Texture: Fine fine...FINE.
I think I've actually been "no poo" for many years, in that I have always used plain bar soap. But I never seemed to get past needing a wash every 3-4 days. I was hoping that "no poo" would get me to the point where I never needed a wash (unless getting slimed or something
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I've read through a lot of the threads, and saw many complaints about dry ends that don't look so hot with oil on them. I was suprised that nobody has mentioned aloe vera (juice, not the sticky gel). My ex-roommate swore by the stuff for her dandruff, so I thought I'd give it a try and report the results
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