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So I didn't know where else to put this, and it's kind-of nature related, so here we go.
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How does this fit into /an/ being Animals & Nature?
The Black /Co/mr/a/dette !125yThb17s
The Black /Co/mr/a/dette !125yThb17s Fri 29 Apr 2011 13:49:00 No. 985706 Report Quoted By:
prolly shouldn't bump this but on the off chance OP is still listening. Most people go to a co-wash (aka conditioner wash ala no poo) because of all the drying agents in regular shampoo (sulfates parabens, strip your hair yadda yadda). Its a recommended regimen for black people who want to stop perming their hair (this is how i come by my info because i keep my hair natural), but I like the feeling of lathery hair (a feeling lost with a co was regimen) so what i do is just make sure whatever shampoos i buy don't have those chemicals in them.
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Seems to me that "washing" with water would be the same as not washing it at all and your hair would become a greasy mess in a few days.
The Black /Co/mr/a/dette !125yThb17s
The Black /Co/mr/a/dette !125yThb17s Fri 29 Apr 2011 14:07:00 No. 985719 Report Quoted By:
>>985716 just came to say african black soap is amazing for your skin, didn't know it had a hair application
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hey op i have been doing this for years now, what happens is for the first couple of weeks when you start your hair will be greasy as fuck and might smell a bit but once the bactera and oils have gotten in balence you hair will be healthy and great, no dandruff or dry itchy scalps and no oily hair, wash it with water everyday and with a regular natural shampoo every two or three weeks or so or if it gets oily which happens sometimes depending on the wether.
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just wash with shampoo once a week like i do, but i also work indoors so i dont sweat alot unless i workout
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my girlfriend would boil these seeds and mix this kind of detergent/basic soap into it, and use that
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You need to go about a week or so with no products only water (and scrubbing) before the nasty greasy look stops. Make sure you brush it out a lot too, it spreads the oil from the root to the end. That'll prevent that 'greasy bangs/roots' look.
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>>985684 ITT Dirty hippies that don't know they smell and are greasy because after a week they are too use to it to notice.
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what the flipping fuck is wrong with you people
