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cmsgirlie
May 10, 2010
If your hair is dry, or has been chemically permed use Herbal Essences None of your frizzness smoothing leave in creme! It works wonders at a great price, sold at Walmart and some local stores! -
greencurl
Aug 06, 2008
unless you have layers of styling products, leave-in conditioners, lotions, and oils on your hair that need to be shampooed out, the hair shouldn't be the focus of your shampooing. the focus of your shampooing should be your scalp, as it is the scalp that secretes sebum, that sweats, and that gets these things, along with pollution, dust, and odors trapped against it between shampoos. most shampoos, even mild ones, are concentrated and can be diluted with water, which not only cleanses the scalp and hair effectively, but also stretches your dollar. who doesn't need that these days? i use dr. bronner's almond liquid castile soap as my scalp and hair cleanser. it's not a detergent. it's loaded with oils and glycerine. it effectively cleans the scalp. i dilute 2 ounces in 6 ounces of water in a bottle with a pointy spout for a shampoo that lasts me a couple of months, if not longer. i simpl
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greencurl
Aug 06, 2008
unless you have layers of styling products, leave-in conditioners, lotions, and oils on your hair that need to be shampooed out, the hair shouldn't be the focus of your shampooing. the focus of your shampooing should be your scalp, as it is the scalp that secretes sebum, that sweats, and that gets these things, along with pollution, dust, and odors trapped against it between shampoos. most shampoos, even mild ones, are concentrated and can be diluted with water, which not only cleanses the scalp and hair effectively, but also stretches your dollar. who doesn't need that these days? i use dr. bronner's almond liquid castile soap as my scalp and hair cleanser. it's not a detergent. it's loaded with oils and glycerine. it effectively cleans the scalp. i dilute 2 ounces in 6 ounces of water in a bottle with a pointy spout for a shampoo that lasts me a couple of months, if not longer. i simpl
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Aug 17, 2006
Use the correct amount of shampoo (if you have short hair, as little as possible if you have long hair at least a coin size should do). Use conditioner every day and leave on for 2 to 3 minutes after shampooing.
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Aug 17, 2006
Use the correct amount of shampoo (if you have short hair, as little as possible if you have long hair at least a coin size should do). Use conditioner every day and leave on for 2 to 3 minutes after shampooing.
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Aug 08, 2006
All shampoo has a different types of ingredients. The perfect shampoo is Cream Silk Black, because it contains the most vitamins with henna treatment and leaves hair soft, smooth and manageable. For me this is the only shampoo I use.
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Aug 08, 2006
The best way to maintain perfect shiny hair is to do a lemon juice rinse. Use this at least once a month.
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Aug 08, 2006
All shampoo has a different types of ingredients. The perfect shampoo is Cream Silk Black, because it contains the most vitamins with henna treatment and leaves hair soft, smooth and manageable. For me this is the only shampoo I use.
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Aug 06, 2006
Wash hair towel dry hair brush hair Take your favorite body lotion and put a dime drop amount in your palm and rub it though your hair. Be sure to get the ends. Also be sure the body lotion has a nice smell to it, like apple, strawberry or mango smell. Now blow dry hair fully. Once fully dry your hair should have a slight scent of the lotion you used. I don't recommend doing this every day, just once a week or once a month. The lotion can cause the scalp to itch. When I do this, I use the 'Breath Delight Daily vitamin body lotion' 'uplifting tamarind nectar" Its a big bottle and available at Bath&Body Works. Be sure when you choose the lotion it has a nice smell to it. I think the best smell is a fruit smelling lotion.
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Aug 06, 2006
Wash hair towel dry hair brush hair Take your favorite body lotion and put a dime drop amount in your palm and rub it though your hair. Be sure to get the ends. Also be sure the body lotion has a nice smell to it, like apple, strawberry or mango smell. Now blow dry hair fully. Once fully dry your hair should have a slight scent of the lotion you used. I don't recommend doing this every day, just once a week or once a month. The lotion can cause the scalp to itch. When I do this, I use the 'Breath Delight Daily vitamin body lotion' 'uplifting tamarind nectar" Its a big bottle and available at Bath&Body Works. Be sure when you choose the lotion it has a nice smell to it. I think the best smell is a fruit smelling lotion.
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Jun 30, 2006
Don't use the same shampoo all the time. Mix it up. After you run out of one bottle, buy a different kind. Your hair can become immune to the benefits of the same shampoo over time.
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Mar 28, 2006
You want to choose a shampoo that is for your hair type, or if your hair is colored, you need special shampoo made for color treated hair. Some people have to uses shampoos recommended by the stylists at a salon.
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Mar 28, 2006
You want to choose a shampoo that is for your hair type, or if your hair is colored, you need special shampoo made for color treated hair. Some people have to uses shampoos recommended by the stylists at a salon.
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Jan 30, 2006
If you want smooth and silky hair use L'Oral Kids Shampoo. L'Oral Kids works great on thick, thin, or medium hair. L'Oral Kids is great for sensitive hair too. It is even tear free.
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Jan 30, 2006
If you want smooth and silky hair use L'Oral Kids Shampoo. L'Oral Kids works great on thick, thin, or medium hair. L'Oral Kids is great for sensitive hair too. It is even tear free.
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Jan 05, 2006
If you have color treated hair, don't use regular shampoo's because they will fade your color faster. Use shampoo/conditioner for color treated hair only. The others have more detergent in them and will fade your color a lot faster. Wash your hair in lukewarm water, not hot, and rinse with cool water and a shot of cold water. It really works, and it makes your hair shine and the color last longer!
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Jan 05, 2006
If you have color treated hair, don't use regular shampoo's because they will fade your color faster. Use shampoo/conditioner for color treated hair only. The others have more detergent in them and will fade your color a lot faster. Wash your hair in lukewarm water, not hot, and rinse with cool water and a shot of cold water. It really works, and it makes your hair shine and the color last longer!
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Nov 22, 2005
To remove level 1 or level 2 hair dye from your hair, you should wash it with shampoo within the first 24 hours of dyeing it. Level one will last through 12-16 shampoos and level 2 will last for about 28, so wash your hair twice a day. Before washing, add vinegar or lemon juice to it first and let it sit for 10 minutes. (Do not do this during the first 24 hours.) Leave the shampoo in for 10 minutes and work it into a big lather. Then wash it all thoroughly out. Add conditioner and let it sit for 10 minutes and wash it all out. Rinse with warm water.
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Nov 22, 2005
Using beer as a last rinse after shampooing adds body to the hair, makes it more voluminous. Rinsing hair with a touch of vinegar in the water adds shine to dull hair.
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Nov 22, 2005
After using one conditioner for some time, change. It helps prevent build up and addresses some needs that the other conditioner may have not addresses
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Nov 22, 2005
Use milk to wash or rinse your hair is a good way to make your hair softer and silker.
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Nov 22, 2005
I wash my hair once a week with an anti-dandruff shampoo. It's great for removing any build up of styling products applied during the week.
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Nov 22, 2005
For more shine and softness, don't use a 2-in-1 shampoo. This dries out hair and causes split ends!
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Nov 22, 2005
If your hair is sometimes oily, sometimes dry, or stuck-in-the-twilight-zone, I recommend the following routine for every day: 1) Use an oil removing shampoo. 2) Use a moisturizing shampoo. 3) Use a normal conditioner. This also solves the problem of using your shampoo twice as fast as your conditioner. Once or twice a week: 1) Wash your hair with baking soda. 2) Leave your conditioner in for an extra minute.
