Comments on: noShampoo experiments http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/ use noshampoo Sun, 25 Jul 2010 10:28:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Homemade Shampoo http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-707 Homemade Shampoo Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:23:28 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-707 That eggy smell from the egg yolks can be reduced by rinsing with diluted apple cider vinegar. Just 2 table spoons of in a bottle of water does the trick. That eggy smell from the egg yolks can be reduced by rinsing with diluted apple cider vinegar. Just 2 table spoons of in a bottle of water does the trick.

]]> By: noshampoo http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-109 noshampoo Sat, 07 Feb 2009 08:54:15 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-109 Hi Yelik, Yes, we've been sold on shampoo. The <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7yrz8y8yNc" rel="nofollow">original noshampoo video</a> was trying to 'sell' noshampoo but it also shows how professional the salespeople have become. I also thought it was dangerous that there are people whose job is to sell us things. Here's our chance to reclaim our hair! Hi Yelik,
Yes, we’ve been sold on shampoo. The original noshampoo video was trying to ‘sell’ noshampoo but it also shows how professional the salespeople have become. I also thought it was dangerous that there are people whose job is to sell us things.

Here’s our chance to reclaim our hair!

]]> By: Yelik http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Yelik Fri, 06 Feb 2009 23:59:30 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-107 Hello, I have recently switched to egg yolk too, because baking soda wasn't doing it for me. I haven't had shinnier hair since I was a child. People nowadays believe anything if it's said on TV. My mom told me my grandma washed her hair once a week and had the most beautiful hair of the village. (Yes, in Spain, the 40's were as rustic as they sound like, at least outside cities). Hello,
I have recently switched to egg yolk too, because baking soda wasn’t doing it for me. I haven’t had shinnier hair since I was a child.
People nowadays believe anything if it’s said on TV. My mom told me my grandma washed her hair once a week and had the most beautiful hair of the village. (Yes, in Spain, the 40′s were as rustic as they sound like, at least outside cities).

]]> By: noshampoo http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-106 noshampoo Fri, 23 Jan 2009 19:20:11 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-106 Hi Bev, I always appreciate a little 'flaming.' I too get compliments on my hair. I use noShampoo and noConditioner. My hair doesn't get dry. I have been doing this for a couple of years. My wife just smelled my hair and she said it's fine. Hi Bev,

I always appreciate a little ‘flaming.’ I too get compliments on my hair. I use noShampoo and noConditioner. My hair doesn’t get dry. I have been doing this for a couple of years. My wife just smelled my hair and she said it’s fine.

]]> By: bev http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-105 bev Fri, 23 Jan 2009 18:57:17 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-105 I love to wash my hair every day. I hate the smell of dirty hair. I use shampoo and conditioner. When my hair gets dry, I use a special conditioner and it leaves my hair shiny, and manageable. I always get compliments on my hair, have been doing this for decades. Bev I love to wash my hair every day. I hate the smell of dirty hair. I use shampoo and conditioner. When my hair gets dry, I use a special conditioner and it leaves my hair shiny, and manageable. I always get compliments on my hair, have been doing this for decades.

Bev

]]> By: Suki http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Suki Thu, 27 Nov 2008 07:17:35 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-97 Hi! I've been off shampoo for a couple of months now(check the label "hair" on my blog for The Chronicles), and my scalp and hair feel better than ever. Curd, soap and baking soda do AWFUL things to my hair for some reason(curd is greasy, the other two go scummy in the water here) so I use an egg beaten up in a cup of milk followed by a lemon juice rinse. It's been working nicely for me, but my hair's falling out ever since the weather took a dry turn. I just found your blog, I'll keep reading now :D Hi!
I’ve been off shampoo for a couple of months now(check the label “hair” on my blog for The Chronicles), and my scalp and hair feel better than ever.
Curd, soap and baking soda do AWFUL things to my hair for some reason(curd is greasy, the other two go scummy in the water here) so I use an egg beaten up in a cup of milk followed by a lemon juice rinse. It’s been working nicely for me, but my hair’s falling out ever since the weather took a dry turn.
I just found your blog, I’ll keep reading now :D

]]> By: Asherah http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Asherah Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:30:36 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-89 I'm also trying to experiment to no longer use shampoo. I no longer washed it with shampoo for several weeks. It still gets greasy, but less quick and I did use a natural shampoo-Indian soapnuts- but maybe that makes my hair still produce sebum? So I tried the eggyolk today. (1 eggyolk mixed with water, so I could work it in allover my hair). Then rinsed it with water (not warm, not cold) and put some rosewater on my hair against the eggsmell. Now it's almost completely dry and I'm surprized it did clean my hair very well and is very soft! Now I'm going to watch and see how long it takes untill it gets greasy again. Obviously there's absolutely no need for shampoo, even if your hair still gets greasy without the shampoo, there are enough natural alternatives. I don't see the need to mix a special natural shampoo with several herb ingredients either, if one eggyolk does the trick perfectly! I’m also trying to experiment to no longer use shampoo. I no longer washed it with shampoo for several weeks. It still gets greasy, but less quick and I did use a natural shampoo-Indian soapnuts- but maybe that makes my hair still produce sebum? So I tried the eggyolk today. (1 eggyolk mixed with water, so I could work it in allover my hair). Then rinsed it with water (not warm, not cold) and put some rosewater on my hair against the eggsmell. Now it’s almost completely dry and I’m surprized it did clean my hair very well and is very soft! Now I’m going to watch and see how long it takes untill it gets greasy again. Obviously there’s absolutely no need for shampoo, even if your hair still gets greasy without the shampoo, there are enough natural alternatives. I don’t see the need to mix a special natural shampoo with several herb ingredients either, if one eggyolk does the trick perfectly!

]]> By: dianna http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-85 dianna Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:11:59 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-85 i too am fed up with shampoo! i have tried a variety of things: conditioner only washing, shikakai paste and tea (you have to oil your hair first with coconut oil), amla paste and tea, eggs (and i cannot stand the smell) but it works really good, besan (garbanzo bean flour) works - but also leaves a beany smell - but it makes your hair silky (you can even oil before using it to get very soft shiny hair) soap with a vinegar water/lime juice water rinse, diluted lime juice - water only.... still i am not entirely happy with any of these. the lime juice and water thing seems to be the easiest but it does dry your hair out over time... and also i love to oil my hair and this definitely doesn't take the oil off. i even tried putting coconut oil on my hair and washing with water and it takes days to get it out - but afterwards your hair is thick and shiny. right now i'm trying the garbanzo bean flour again. i like the idea of something that i can get at pretty much any store and some of the herbs i've tried have to be gotten at special stores. wish i could do the egg thing successfully without having the next few days eggy smell.... dianna/austin, tx i too am fed up with shampoo!
i have tried a variety of things: conditioner only washing, shikakai paste and tea (you have to oil your hair first with coconut oil), amla paste and tea, eggs (and i cannot stand the smell) but it works really good, besan (garbanzo bean flour) works – but also leaves a beany smell – but it makes your hair silky (you can even oil before using it to get very soft shiny hair) soap with a vinegar water/lime juice water rinse, diluted lime juice – water only…. still i am not entirely happy with any of these. the lime juice and water thing seems to be the easiest but it does dry your hair out over time… and also i love to oil my hair and this definitely doesn’t take the oil off. i even tried putting coconut oil on my hair and washing with water and it takes days to get it out – but afterwards your hair is thick and shiny.
right now i’m trying the garbanzo bean flour again. i like the idea of something that i can get at pretty much any store and some of the herbs i’ve tried have to be gotten at special stores. wish i could do the egg thing successfully without having the next few days eggy smell….
dianna/austin, tx

]]> By: Megan http://noshampoo.org/2007/05/26/noshampoo-experiments/comment-page-1/#comment-83 Megan Wed, 04 Jun 2008 02:53:29 +0000 http://noshampoo.org/?p=19#comment-83 Love the pic! Mine's all wonky too. ;) Love the pic! Mine’s all wonky too. ;)

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