Re: Looking for Shampoo suggestion

[Guest guest]

I was using the coconut oil soap bar from Tropical Traditions, but my hair was

just awful-- don't know if it smelled, but it seemed greasy. Now I'm using a

shampoo bar from henna sooq and an ACV rinse - my hair is so much better.

http://www.hennasooq.com/

in VA

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From: kareneats2live <laurvick@...>

Sent: Mon, April 4, 2011 5:27:22 PM

Subject: [ ] Looking for Shampoo suggestion

I have been using baking soda for months and months now and in february, started

using water-only washing. Then, just wanting the 'clean' feeling, i went back

to using baking soda a couple of weeks ago.

Since a couple of my kids are using the water-only method, we smell each other's

hair frequently and mine, even using baking soda, got a 'dirty smell' rating.

It feels clean but my kids tell me it smells dirty, even the same day i washed

it (i wash my hair 3 times/wk).

What do you use that meet Bee's requirements?

Links would be helpful.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I bathe and wash my hair with this Dr. Woods product from iherb. After

shampooing, I put just a very small amount of coconut oil over my hair, instead

of a cream rinse. I have short hair. As you bathe, it adds a nice scent to the

bathwater. The glycerin in it is natural, not synthetic. You can wash clothing,

and clean with it.

http://www.iherb.com/Dr-Woods-Soothing-Lavender-Castile-Soap-With-Organic-Shea-B\

utter-32-fl-oz-946-ml/9071?at=0

C.

>

> I have been using baking soda for months and months now and in february,

started using water-only washing. Then, just wanting the 'clean' feeling, i

went back to using baking soda a couple of weeks ago.

>

> Since a couple of my kids are using the water-only method, we smell each

other's hair frequently and mine, even using baking soda, got a 'dirty smell'

rating.

>

> It feels clean but my kids tell me it smells dirty, even the same day i washed

it (i wash my hair 3 times/wk).

>

> What do you use that meet Bee's requirements?

>

> Links would be helpful.

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi,

> I bathe and wash my hair with this Dr. Woods product from iherb. After

shampooing, [snip] The glycerin in it is natural, not synthetic. You can wash

clothing, and clean with it.

>

http://www.iherb.com/Dr-Woods-Soothing-Lavender-Castile-Soap-With-Organic-Shea-B\

utter-32-fl-oz-946-ml/9071?at=0

> C.

Thank you, .

I'll have to compare that to Dr Bronner's soap, which is what i have, as well.

After attending a WAPF meeting and learning that lavender was estrogenic, i'd

like to stay away from obvious lavender...

[Guest guest]

Hi, Dr woods has other scents, and is cheaper than Bronners. It also has shea

butter.

C

> >

> > Hi,

> > I bathe and wash my hair with this Dr. Woods product from iherb. After

shampooing, [snip] The glycerin in it is natural, not synthetic. You can wash

clothing, and clean with it.

> >

http://www.iherb.com/Dr-Woods-Soothing-Lavender-Castile-Soap-With-Organic-Shea-B\

utter-32-fl-oz-946-ml/9071?at=0

> > C.

>

> Thank you, .

>

> I'll have to compare that to Dr Bronner's soap, which is what i have, as well.

>

> After attending a WAPF meeting and learning that lavender was estrogenic, i'd

like to stay away from obvious lavender...

>

>

>