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and be sure to put plenty of 40-weight on your head. that's what the 'hell's angels' do, and their hair is almost GQ quality! |
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Shampoos? This month I'm using pantene ice. Its clean. Its clear. Its low in alcohol. And its new and at walmart. Next month? Herbal essence orange clear. Month after that? Salon selectives clean in the blue bottle. At work I can use heavier shampoos like aussie or regular pantene because I somedays have a toxic dirty job. But I don't use them all the time.
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Absolutely worst shampoos and conditioners? Anyone? Any? Bueller? Bueller? Ferris bueller?
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... and your body dissapates over 50% of its heat through the top of your head... LHB This part of what you're saying is urban legend/old wives' tale stuff. EVERY mom says this to their kids trying to get 'em to wear a hat in winter. Your scalp doesn't lose any more heat than most of the rest of your body. The nape of the neck, your wrists, and lower back are actually the places most susceptible to heat loss. But the wax and oil warning about shampoos is a good one. READ THE INGREDIENTS! STAY AWAY FROM MINERAL OIL! All sorts of expensive "moisturizers" use it because it feels good and looks like it's working. Mineral Oil is a petroleum by-product. (Back to the 20-50 motor oil here) It clogs pores and attracts dirt. |
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Pert and pert plus and all combination shampoos and conditioners. Full of well........crap!
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As for shampoos and conditioners? Try different ones. Many different ones. Many many different ones. Been to the wal mart shampoo aisle lately? Omg! Yeah. Some tips? Ok your hair needs to be clean to be healthy. Many shampoos have large amounts of detergent and alcohol in them both bad for your hair. The shampoos that are so thick and non opaque (can't see through them) are full of detergent, alcohol, and wax which clogs pores. About 4 months ago, I switched to organic soy protein shampoo and conditioner and it made a world of difference in my hair. It's tons less frizzy and I get complements on the shinniness all the time. I have also found conditioner containing Biotin helps with the thinning of my hair. I agree about heat. I try to dry my hair naturally as often as possible. Interesting topic, LHB!  
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I'm still waiting for the absolutly worst shampoos and conditioners....
What about the sulfate free shampoos?? |
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I like Bath and Body Works shampoo, and candles, and body spray, and perfume, la la la la la
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Actually if you can find shampoo with tea tree oil....i've heard it's really good
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Ok HERE'S a secret I bet you didn't know! Your hair gets used to your shampoo and conditioner and it becomes less effective at around 30 days! So top stylists tell me to change your shampoo and conditioner every bottle full or every 30 days whichever comes first. And I learned this in 1989 and changing every 30 days really works. My hair is personally healthier. Try it, you will thank me later. you can also mix your shampoo with a quarter size of baking soda and wash your hair with it...it strips all the build up off and leaves your hair beautiful shiny and soft 
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Edited by
PhotographyNut
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Mon 03/24/08 07:46 PM
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Ok HERE'S a secret I bet you didn't know! Your hair gets used to your shampoo and conditioner and it becomes less effective at around 30 days! So top stylists tell me to change your shampoo and conditioner every bottle full or every 30 days whichever comes first. And I learned this in 1989 and changing every 30 days really works. My hair is personally healthier. Try it, you will thank me later. you can also mix your shampoo with a quarter size of baking soda and wash your hair with it...it strips all the build up off and leaves your hair beautiful shiny and soft this is true. my cousin is a beautician and she told ME |
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DARN! I thought he said ON his knees...not to his knees...I was reading the whole post to see how to make him do that!
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But baking soda and beer treatments to strip deposits should not be used all the time. They also dry out hair. I'm glad you guys are paying attention.
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I was getting lonely.
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im here with lots of hair...have no fear
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I was getting lonely. awww
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did i mention its on my scalp
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did i mention its on my scalp lol |
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A question asked to my cosmetologist friday was "are hot oil treatments good for your hair?" answer: "yes, in moderation like anything else. No more than once a month."
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do you think its healthy to cornroll your hair
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