Re: Natural shampoos-- dog making me sick

[Guest guest]

In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then when googling

for you, I came across

http://hair-care.suite101.com/article.cfm/how_to_wash_hair_with_baking_soda_and_\

vinegar

Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see if I'm

satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference for me would

actually be the use of vinegar for a rince, rather than the baking soda.

That savings will help.

Ella

> The fluconzole shampoo we found has fragrance in it so we can't use that.

> >

> > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anne

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ella,

let us know what you think. I have very dry skin and hair. I

wonder if these two products might be too drying. Anne

On Dec 30, 2009, at 1:34 PM, sparksella wrote:

> In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then

> when googling for you, I came across

> http://hair-care.suite101.com/article.cfm/

> how_to_wash_hair_with_baking_soda_and_vinegar

> Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see

> if I'm satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference

> for me would actually be the use of vinegar for a rince, rather

> than the baking soda.

> That savings will help.

> Ella

>

>

> > The fluconzole shampoo we found has fragrance in it so we can't

> use that.

> > >

> > > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anne

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

thank you. I'll go smell it. Anne

On Dec 30, 2009, at 4:16 PM, photoguys2003 wrote:

> for your dog i think Dr Bronners wonder soap might be good for you.

> its all natural and has i think peppermint in it, or some other

> natural mint that could also help destroy yeast( not positive on

> that but its almost like using eucalyptus). you can find it an GNC

> i think. You can use it on just about anything and all natural.

>

>

>

> From: sparksella <sparksella@...>

> Subject: [] Re: Natural shampoos-- dog making me sick

>

> Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 10:34 AM

>

> In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then

> when googling for you, I came across

>

> http://hair- care.suite101. com/article. cfm/how_to_ wash_hair_

> with_baking_ soda_and_ vinegar

>

> Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see

> if I'm satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference

> for me would actually be the use of vinegar for a rince, rather

> than the baking soda.

>

> That savings will help.

>

> Ella

>

[Guest guest]

for your dog i think Dr Bronners wonder soap might be good for you. its all

natural and has i think peppermint in it, or some other natural mint that could

also help destroy yeast( not positive on that but its almost like using

eucalyptus).  you can find it an GNC i think. You can use it on just about

anything and all natural.

From: sparksella <sparksella@...>

Subject: [] Re: Natural shampoos-- dog making me sick

Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 10:34 AM

In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then when

googling for you, I came across

http://hair- care.suite101. com/article. cfm/how_to_ wash_hair_ with_baking_

soda_and_ vinegar

Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see if I'm

satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference for me would

actually be the use of vinegar for a rince, rather than the baking soda.

That savings will help.

Ella

[Guest guest]

I wash my hair with baking soda and a small amt of shampoo but just a warning

about vinegar. Be sure you have rinsed every single bit of baking soda out of

your hair before rinsing with vinegar or they react to each other and you get

strawlike looking hair. I did that once. You can rinse your hair with vinegar

after regular shampoo, no problem but if its going into hair after baking soda,

hair has got to have every bit of baking soda out.

>

> In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then when

googling for you, I came across

>

http://hair-care.suite101.com/article.cfm/how_to_wash_hair_with_baking_soda_and_\

vinegar

> Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see if I'm

satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference for me would

actually be the use of vinegar for a rince, rather than the baking soda.

> That savings will help.

> Ella

>

>

[Guest guest]

What about tea tree oil or shampoo with tea tree oil in it? I love the

new shampoo I use now.

Barth

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s> In fact, I used baking soda as a conditioner for a long time, then when

googling for you, I came across

s>

http://hair-care.suite101.com/article.cfm/how_to_wash_hair_with_baking_soda_and_\

vinegar

s> Based on the price of ff shampoo, I plan to do this myself and see if I'm

satisfied. I have pretty short hair, and the main difference for me would

actually be the use of vinegar for a rince,

s> rather than the baking soda.

s> That savings will help.

s> Ella

[Guest guest]

If anyone tries the vinegar and baking soda wash, let me know how it turns out.

My hair looked fried afterwards but I don't think I had rinsed out all of the

baking soda.

> > The fluconzole shampoo we found has fragrance in it so we can't use that.

> > >

> > > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anne

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I've never (haven't yet) used the vinegar for washing body or hair. Have

frequently used baking soda for body and hair. It's a nice skin softener, and I

like it to rinse my hair with. I've never tried it for washing hair.

I just googled and can't believe I can't find the A & H list that used to be

there.

Ella

> > > The fluconzole shampoo we found has fragrance in it so we can't use that.

> > > >

> > > > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Anne

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

What is the A & H list?

>

> I've never (haven't yet) used the vinegar for washing body or hair. Have

frequently used baking soda for body and hair. It's a nice skin softener, and I

like it to rinse my hair with. I've never tried it for washing hair.

>

> I just googled and can't believe I can't find the A & H list that used to be

there.

> Ella

>

>

[Guest guest]

Arm & Hammer baking soda used to have a large list of uses for their baking soda

at their website. I can't see it now.

And there used to be friendly sites with uses. Not so much now, that I can see

at a quick glance.

Ella

> >

> > I've never (haven't yet) used the vinegar for washing body or hair. Have

frequently used baking soda for body and hair. It's a nice skin softener, and I

like it to rinse my hair with. I've never tried it for washing hair.

> >

> > I just googled and can't believe I can't find the A & H list that used to be

there.

> > Ella

> >

> >

>