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inshallah I m gonna change to homemade amla reetha shikakai shampoo conditioner hair cream hair mousse hair spray hair serum heat protector everything herbal homemade cause my scalp hair type is very fine thin very dry very dehydrated gonna do diy curd flaxseed lemon juice hair mask rosemary hair rinse gonna use Silk pillow case gonna use lot of healthy stuff and eat healthy cause whatever we eat goes to to scalp and body

It gets much easier if you use more liquid to make a thinner wash, it should be like heavy cream, and stick blend it before use.

Same for me my scalp itches when I use store bought shampoo. I heat after mixing with water so it forms like a smoothie n lathers well than plain water mixed powder

head and shoulders probably isnt the best product try something else, although at first it may be daunting to find so many products other than head and shoulders but theres some that are definitely better than head and shoulders 👍

@@perialis2970 Yes it cause cancer.

Use baking soda to scrub scalp & rinse. Then put 2 tbsp. Of apple cider vinegar in 1 cup of water to rinse again. Then rinse it all out. ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️

I recommend Kinky Curly brand's Come Clean shampoo. This really cleans but gently. It doesn't cause any itching. You don't have to be curly to use it. Two years is really too long for health reasons. Oil will oxidize and bacteria will grow. Baking soda can be very irritating. If you don't have very oily hair, you don't have to wash very often, but once a week or 2 weeks isn't often. If you're fine with longer, it's probably okay if you use a real gentle shampoo. Head and Shoulders surprisingly makes hair look quite beautiful, but if you resolved the flaking, you could probably try a gentler shampoo now. The video fails to mention that Japanese people would be hesitant to tell someone they stink, but maybe close friends would. They also like water much hotter than Westerners so maybe it killed bacteria, but she still had oxidised oil, so eventually she did not like the results.

Yeah did you actually wash your scalp while you were younger? Cause i do no poo rn and when i dont wash my scalp, dandruff start falling.

Your parents didn’t get you shampoo?

He/She can’t be the only poor member in the family??

If you buy shampoo from corporations ..... they are toxic.

I have super straight hair. Shiny, thick, shampoo commercial hair. In high school, the pretty, preppy, popular girls wondered how I got my hair so nice. I was flabbergasted because I thought something was wrong with me having such shiny hair. All these pretty girls had dull, lifeless, (overly dyed and heat styled) hair but they wanted to know what I did?? "I got up, took a shower, washed my hair, and let it dry on my way to school. Every day." Yes, folks, I washed it *every single day* and it was gorgeous. Went no-poo when homeless and it was a disaster. My body never "got used to" being clean every other day, every 3-4, once a week, every 2 weeks...nope. My genetically oily self NEEDS to be clean every single day. I'm all for going a natural route but no-poo is a no-go for me. I'm glad it works for others but I'll pass.

​@@katie7748i agree. Its can be great for some people but when they develop a holier than thou attitude and look down/ guilt you into doing no poo, that is so so stupid. You keep doing you. NEVER FIX WHAT'S NOT BROKEN. like everything, no poo is a trend that's had its time and people are turning back from in in droves. Sort of like turning to veganism to look better than others, but not realising if theyre not doing it right or thejr body is not built for it, its doing harm

You wash ìt with soap nuts

@@RelaxingSounds-ei3sb she started with soap in the vid once and then she stopped nuts

I'm happy if my video helped your scalp condition! Thank you for leaving your comment. Merci😊

How's it going? Thinking about trying it.

@@ryane6886 wonderful, please do!

@@ryane6886 I am doing it for 6 months and its amazing. My hair looks and feels much better. It doesnt smell good though. It smells alright but I dont mind that because the texture and look is amazing. It smells worse once you clean it. Once it dries it doesnt smell. And the only way to smell it to be close to my hair. Nobody has smelled it even if you stand next to me. You need to put your nose like a few centimeters or run your fingers through my hair to smell it.I clean it manually with a comb or brush. The oiliness is amazing because its not that oily for it to looks bad its also not dry. Its perfectly oily so it looks healthy and strong and you can style it however you like. You have volume and the hair feels strong. I would certainly recommend.

@@whogivesafack-ch3lj Do you work out a lot? OR sweat a lot? How long is your hair? Does your barber say your hair is gross? I usually get a haircut every few weeks. I suspect I should probably wash it before that.

@@ryane6886 I haven't cut my hair I am growing it out and it probably like 20cm long. I workout but I don't sweat a lot cause I lift weights in a cool basement and I don't do any cardio. Where I live it's also pretty cold so basically I don't sweat. If you get a haircut you shampoo so that your barber doesn't complain. I mean the smell isn't bad but it's also not good and your hair is oilier than shampoo washed hair. What I use is when my hair gets really dirty from some kind of activity is a green clay mask. It works well to make the hair cleaner but not strip away everything like shampoo does. As I said if someone isn't going through your hair you shouldn't worry about smell or look. It looks better and the smell can only be noticed if you put your nose close to the hair. I did nopoo for months before I told anyone and nobody has noticed. I am also doing no soap mechanical washing for my body and it also works really well

hi, any updates?

@@yellow7824 Hey there! Still going strong with the no-poo. My hair is so much nicer now. It was so damaged from years of constant bleaching and now, it's really improved. My roots are not greasy at all and no one has noticed I'm not washing my hair.

@@suzannescorner199 thank you ❤️

@@yellow7824 Forgot to add that it grew way faster than it usually does

@@suzannescorner199 thats great 🔥

hey can i get an update on your situation? Im having 6 inches long hair and i'd recommend to: wash everyday at first cause your hair has not gotten used to the new routine yet so it's greasy, then lower the frequency after time. About your scalp, im not a professional but i would guess it's from past damage from massaging with your nails and using shampoo (dries your scalp), i'd recommend massaging with your finger meat not nails which also stimulate hair growth. If it still hurts then i'd also recommend you to check up with a doctor.

Not washing your hair at all will probably add to scalp issues. But a lot of people over wash their hair. Water alone does not take away dirt like a proper shampoo. Washing daily is probably too often unless you work a dirty job. I spend most of time in air conditioning indoors, washing twice a week instead of daily seems to be best for my hair type and adequate for my skin. But many times I only shower/wash my hair once a week, though I wash my hands frequently and ideally would wash my face daily, though I often skip. Might be worth talking to a dermatologist about sensitive scalp issues. I'm all for minimalism, but addressing basic health needs is a need. Your scalp should not be in pain. That's your body telling you that something is wrong.

If your hair is greasy you should DEFINITELY look into getting a boar bristle brush. It helps redistribute the oils in your hair to prevent greasy roots and dry ends. Also, don’t use hot water on your hair/scalp as she does- it will dry out your scalp and lead to oil overproduction. Finally, make sure that you regularly clean your pillowcases and hair care tools to prevent buildup of oils and dirt. I have very fine hair that used to get greasy super easily but now I can go a week or two between washes just fine

Check your blood test not the iron but ferritin (not sure about spalling) and vitamin D I have same problem sister.

interesting! what soap bar did u use?

I shaved my head too:) I wonder if I should actually not wash my hair.

Yeah, people should use 100% natural shampoo alike. Mine is shakikai shampoo consisted of more than 15+ natural leaves, nuts, fruits, peels. Etc... Made in bulk from the nature lover online, it's cheaper than a good chemical shampoo itself and has better growing, thickening, smoother.. Everything just better, so instead of going purely no-poo, you take care of your hair now with ease whilst avoiding bad chemicals from the first place. To be honest, thats the best decision I've ever made

that's what I was thinking. Do these people exercise or do any hard labor at all? After a workout you'll have sweat on your hair too, you don't just rinse off your body with water and expect it to be clean right? So how can just water clean all the sweat, bacteria and dirt off of your hair? I don't get it

@Pixeliarmus exactly! I know some people don't even shower or bathe at night. So they are pretty much marinating in their filth and germs in their beds with a partner probably all night ! I have to take a shower before getting into bed.

@@Pixeliarmus by the way, I use Korean/Japanese loofah...omg try looking into it . Leaves your skin feeling like silk !!

I almost choked at "marinating" 😂@@miriammanolov9135

Everyone is different. When homeless, my hair (and skin) HATED not being clean. I was lucky if I could shower once a week and I thoroughly enjoyed every precious minute of it. I am a very greasy individual (it's not diet or environmental in my case...it's genetic, unfortunately) and I need to be cleaned DAILY. My body never "got used to" not being cleaned daily. Every other day, every 3-4 days, once a week, sometimes every 2 weeks...nope. I'm glad it works for others but it simply does not work for me. Y'all can keep your no-poo stuff. I'll pass.

Please, what is this soapnut/shikakai solution?

Thank you for your comment!☺️

Thank you! Yes, it takes time for your hair to change, but I think it's worth it😊

Could you get into more detail?

@pixelcake-im7mc I get a squeeze bottle of honey so it is easier lol & squeeze the honey right into the conditioner bottle. You can put in however much honey you want, but I put anywhere from 1/4 - 1/2 honey into the bottle, just depending on the type of conditioner I have at the time. You really need to shake it good. Then I use that just like I would shampoo. I will say though, that when I 1st quit using shampoo, it took months for my hair to get use to it! & I feel like at 1st, people don't use anything to clean their hair, thinking the oil will just spread on down & disappear lol. That literally can not happen! Lol. So I got a squeeze bottle, put about a 1/4 apple cider vinegar, a tiny smidgen of shampoo, & filled the rest with water. The vinegar helps get rid of grease. I squeeze that on my scalp & rubbed in, just as I would with shampoo. Then I used the conditioner, sometimes on my scalp & sometimes not, just depending what I needed that day. I did that for a bit until my hair adjusted & I kept using it, but this time I left out the shampoo. Just apple cider vinegar & water. I think by this point, I was able to use the conditioner on my whole scalp, if I remember correctly. I used this for a while & then eventually I was able to use just conditioner on my scalp. I also feel that when you first stop using shampoo, you will need to wash your hair everyday to help get rid of the oil! I feel that is where some people go wrong & they get frustrated with all the oil & they give up. & you also still need to condition your hair. All that oil on your head is not a substitute for a natural conditioner lol. But if you can stick with this, it WILL work! I use to be one of those that I would wash my hair in the morning & by night time my hair was greasy already! Now I can go days without washing & just use mainly water!!!! Even after a hot swesty day, usually water alone will work! But I still do use my conditioner/honey mix occasionally as needed & after doing dirty yard work & stuff like that. Or if I was really sweaty & stinky that day, I definitely will use it! I don't want to stink!! 🤣🤣🤣 Anyway, sorry for the long response!! But I hope this helped! ✌️💛

@@sarahmarie2911this helped majorly! I have just learned of this and will try it soon. Thank you so much for your long response. It really helped!

@@machitect You are so welcome! Good luck!!

​@@sarahmarie2911Real (raw, local) honey might work even better. That squeeze bottle isn't necessarily what it's labelled as.....

Maybe the no poo method is better if you wash your hair in cool water? I've never tried it so I'm just guessing 🤔

Ice cold water is even better, primal lifestyle

Once a week with just warm water works fine for me

I agree, i never wash my hair in hot water too. But I believe some people do that to wash off the excess oil since oil get wash easier with hot water, but because water can't wash all of the oil off the hair, there would still be a "balance" amount of oil left which prevent frizziness and dehydration

cause it feels good on your scalp

Thank you! ☺️

How do you oil your scalp? And what kind of oil do you use? Thank you!

Thank you! I always get a bit nervous when I speak English but your comment encouraged me a lot😊

@@user-kx4gw7of9l Don't be nervous - you speak beautifully!

HER downsides maybe. Others have had some pretty nasty ones...think fungus and really bad dandruff that won't go away...

Not with hit water for sure

​@@saveenkumar4249I've always washed (daily) with hot and my hair looks great and is silky soft 🤷‍♀️ Depends on your unique biological needs. Only time my hair ever looked like sht was the year I spent homeless and had to go without being cleaned on a daily basis. My hair never "got used to it."

Yep. That's all things that can happen but most pretend those problems don't exist. Either they got lucky to not experience them or they're too embarrassed that they did so they don't say anything.

​@@katie7748nah, its just that we all have very different hair and scalp skin. So a big group of people have benefits from no shampoo, and a big group have terrible effects. Usually people with bad experiences dont go into the comment sextions of videos like this, nor do they watch theese videos, so the feedback seems overly positive.

I make my own shampoo

hows it been

i love ACV but noticed it 100% gives me dandruff. the flakes won’t be there after i use baking soda, then as soon as i use acv they’re so bad! i just don’t use acv on my scalp anymore

@@Vargas9215 i’m on week 2 and have been rinsing with green tea mixed with peppermint, tea tree and lavender oil as all those are cleansing and promote growth. acv makes my scalp flake and i’ve never had dandruff until i used it on my scalp! try just using it everywhere but the scalp and see if it helps:) wash with baking soda first to get rid of the flakes

Try making another rince with lavender , Rosemary, mint leaves. Baking soda might be to harsh . Try using acv mixed with water with the Rosemary and mint leaves. It dose have to sit in a cool dark place to get the nutrients to infuse into the mix . But once it's ready put it in your hair and let it sit for a bit then rinse it out .

@@briewarns7338 you might want to add water to the acv doing straight acv might be to harsh so would baking soda .

Are the reetha, amla and shikakai available here in the Philippines or can these plants/trees be cultivated here in the Philippines? I want to try them on my hair.

@@mariavictoriasalita5273 the powdered form can be ordered through amazon or online sites in America but um not sure about Philippines....you can search online if there is none found in the local shops...they are also known as soapnuts n amlaki/gooseberry

What is the leave-in hair oil you use? What is the herbal water/rinse/shampoo you use?

@@MissMusanta do you know any online shopping facilities

Do you make or purchase your leave-in hair oil and herbal water/rinse/shampoo? Is that the shampoo you refer to having shikakai as one of the ingredients?

@@MissMusanta it depends, if you are from the west it will have some sorts of affordable ingredients which have similar effects as a shampoo, in Asia. Shikakai is cheap, therefore the manufacturer favors it.. => affordable products, and I'll list a few types of ingredients I know that you can look up within your range of continent. Ginger - Rosemary - lemongrass - grapefruit peels... These are popular, very affordable, the same effects so you want to look up online with the terms like "herbal shampoos" and check if they label it as 100% natural, then the ingredients and buy the one that is affordable to you. Go find it now

@@MissMusanta then, leave in oil. If the purpose of you is to grow hair thicker and more in density, then you should proceed. Leave in oil is easy to make, tho you can buy the made one. 70% coconut oil, 28% castor oil and 6 drops of lavender oil for 1oz bottle (30ml). This recipe is the cheapest but most effective. I've tried many before and I love this one most... Otherwise the shampoo is enough, I use the leave in oil once a week tho cuz I have no time... And my hair is already filled with its nutrients for a long period therefore I dont need to use much as it is thick and dense enough. But overall, this is one frame composition of a picture, if you lack zinc, vitamin d, magnesium and vitamins in ur daily need. Your hair will no longer be supported by the system and eventually fall out, thin or even leading to baldness. So make sure you are not deficient in any of the nutrients. Ur hair is made of vitamins and trace minerals, if your body has none, nothing can back up ur hair

Thank you for great information!

How r ur hair now

@@colorful.times1 Honestly I still use shampoo like 1 times a 3 day depending on situation and i oil my hair 1 times a week I recommend using doctor shampoo like in drug stores for damaged hair

Over time it will cause build up

Can you go into detail about the method you use please?

Depends. Everyone has unique needs. What diet works for you won't necessarily work for your sibling. What skin care works for your neighbor won't necessarily work for the cashier at your local grocery store.

I have never tried it, but it seems that rice water was traditionally used for hair care in Asian countries, including Japan😃

after soaking do you blend it or only use the water and discard the cakes? how long do you leave it on your hair and do you need to wash it off?

I live in Brazil, in the summer it's really hot and we have to wash our scalps because we sweat. So no I don't live in a cold area where you don't sweat as much for a couple days

Also the brushing method every night helps A LOT when it's longer. I have those smooth detangling brushes, the best one would be a natural hair brush but I can't afford one right now, and it does wonders to brush 100x before bed

Apple cider vinegar

skincare, washing your face with cold water, changing your pillowcase frequently

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