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LMAOOO Yeah, actually, many things in life can be done with what Mother nature provides us. Idk how we get fooled with industrial things😔😔

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@@leticiamagalhaes3747 advertisements! Useful tricks to lure and tempt us into using products we thought was cool and healthy bc of their unrealistic quality of the models hair.

Wow may i ask what hair type you got?

@@schwester6523 My hair was fairly straight and somewhat fine. About a year later, tho, I grew dreadlocks and had to go back to using shampoo in order to keep them clean.

@@user-eq2tb5qo3l Real dandruff is caused by a fungus. You can use an anti-fungal on it. Tea Tree Oil can be very good - just dilute it first with water and don't use too much -- it's very strong. I would apply diluted tea tree oil to wet scalp and massage it in. Leave it sit for a while, then rinse it out. But keep brushing with the boar bristle brush to stimulate the scalp and get the flakes out of there.

@@user-eq2tb5qo3l Yeah, it's probably just dry scalp - dandruff is pretty thick. So, my advice is to really massage your scalp while warm water is running on your head. Your fingers will start to feel oily from the oils in your scalp. Then take those oily fingers and run them down the length of your hair -- especially on the very ends. Keep rubbing your scalp and pulling the oil down into the length of your hair over and over. Then always finish with COLD water rinse. Even if for only a few seconds-- rinsing with cold water is VERY important.

@@user-eq2tb5qo3l I would recommend rinsing your hair with some humectant in the rinse, like glycerin, I personally love urea... Just like the other parts of your body your scalp like to be moisturized! 😉

U shouldn’t use hairgel.

Some baby shampoos are okay to use. Thats what my mom use. And I use it too once in awhile.

I don't wash my kids hair either like at all

Will do the same! Once married with hubby & kiddies 😮😊

I love using water method, warm water to get rid of dirt and excess oil and cold water to rinse off after I'm done with my bath. I usually don't even need to use acv when I use this method

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I hope it works for me within 2 weeks, but I may give it a month if that doesn't work. I'll be wearing a hat for a while!

Hi. What is the name of the shampoo and conditioner that you use?

Yes, this ^ My sister did no poo twenty years ago and a fungal infection set in that her scalp never fully recovered from, the hair on the top of her head is still really thin, almost balding :/ I always look for mentions of fungus in these no poo vids, but people don't seem to know about that aspect. I also tried no poo for a year (using tea tree rinses every so often to prevent any fungal thing from happening to me), and it was ok, my hair was a more consistent condition than when you use shampoo etc, but it was also just a lot heavier, not as soft, and a bit duller. It wasn't bad, and certainly cheaper and easier but when I switched back I really enjoyed the lightness, softness and shine you can get from using some shampoo. Mind you I only switched back to loo poo, as really mainstream products dry my hair badly and aren't great for the planet. Currently I've been learning a bit of curly girl method, with occasional clarifying to remove build up and my hair is the best it's ever been. I can't believe how conditioned it is. I honestly don't think I could get this with no poo, but I have seen some lovely no poo hair, everyone's different!

Same here.. I really wanted to get into it. I mean no shampooing for a whole week sign me up! But after 3 months of greasiness, itchiness, and just plain out grossness I just couldn't stand it anymore. I used rye flour and that was actually great but my hair still got oily. ACV rinses didn't work on me and made my hair feel sticky. I scritched and preened my hair, used a boar bristle brush to brush my hair and still no results. The only difference is I can go without shampooing for like 3 days now instead of 1-2. Now I just use natural shampoo bars.

What I saw in the video works only on strong scalps. Mine is very sensitive. Up until two years ago, I had this beautiful long and thick hair with no extreme hair fall or dandruff. It was getting greasy after the fifth to the 8th day, honestly, I feel stupid for taking that blessing for granted. So two years ago I got this really bad dandruff and hair fall. I tried whatever... Changing shampoo (the stupidest thing ever), getting one that is anty dandruff, all sorts of masks and conditioners, but whatever I used it didn't get rid of the problem, it just added more problems. After two years of unsuccessful tries, my hair was getting greasy after 3 days top, it was itchy, it was thin and really.... Sad picture. Now, now.. I've introduced myself with the no poo method and decided it was my last resort. So I started with this specific one.. apple vinegar and baking soda and that worked well for the dandruff, but it did not nearly got rid of the oiliness. One day after the wash, my head was BURNING and itching and screamed "wash me". Now, mind you that I use room temperature water for my hair, because hot water is a no no. So I put aside the vinegar and soda thing and because I'm from Bulgaria, the country of sour milk or how you call it for some reason, greek yogurt. I've tried 3ts yogurt with a pinch of baking soda and oh my, it did do miracles, BUT. I do not recommend using that combination every week. Maybe once in a month, because it really cleans and exfoliates the scalp thoroughly. But what I've found to work best between those washes is, drums please... Yogurt, yes, again. And a whole egg. So 2ts yogurt and a raw egg (ofc if you have longer hair you can double the amounts, my hair is just beneath my shoulders), beaten together and massaged for a minute or two into the scalp (wet or dry).. it works amazing. The hair is silky, shiny, smooth, entangles easily, doesn't smell like flowers, but has no bad odou either. I remember as a kid we had no money for shampoo (20y ago) and we had chickens, so my grandma used the yolk of an egg to wash my hair. Needless to say I had the best hair in the kindergarten. One important thing. When you wash your hair with an egg, do not use anything above slightly warm water. The egg has low cooking temperature and we do not want it to get boiled in your hair. Plus lukewarm water really boosts the scalp. For just three weeks now I've gone from oily in to days, to oily in 4 days.

I really love using honey (sometimes with sugar to give my scalp a really good clean) but otherwise find water and some essential oils do the trick :)

that's my plan once i have ran out of all my shampoo and conditioner

Hi , I live in a very hot tropical climate will this work? Can I use the chickpea flour method?

@@candriqa12 I'd say it's worth a shot! I live in the Nordics so I can't really say from experience how it works in a tropical climate unfortunately... I can also add that I'm not using chickpea flour or no poo anymore since my original comment and my hair has improved (a lot) since I stopped no poo.. But chickpea flour or rye flour were still my favourite no-poo options. :) Good luck!

can you just the chickpea part as shampoo without the ACV rinse? Whats the purpose of ACV? I just dont want to get it in my eyes lol and cant be bothered to do 2 steps LOL

@@kimthai4639 yes sure I did that a few times and used a ACV rinse once a week. The ACV acts like a conditioner and adds shine to the hair. If the ACV is diluted fully it shouldn’t hurt your eyes, I had no problem :)

Does it works on oiled hair?

@@artirohalan4424 yes but not as well as shampoo. Just as a disclaimer I have now swapped to a low poo routine instead of no poo as the no poo method didn’t clear my scalp as well as i needed so I use a sls free shampoo once a week

Did you try baking soda ?

in spanish is the same, it says how not to shit!

Lol 😂

It does in English too lol. You just have to use context clues

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No worries, thank you for the video 😊🙏🏼

Keep in mind though that the sulfates in commercial shampoos strip the hair shaft and will cause a over production of oil, so once this is not happening anymore; in time the scalp will produce less.

Love this comment and have to remind myself of this every once in a while.

@@ItsOKtobeNormal how long have you managed to be shampoo free? 💝 .. the universe works in really odd ways. I was shampoo free for a year up till yesterday and then you posted this comment 3hours ago on my comment about this 4 years ago 😱😅 I'm almost 40 and always struggling with low moods so I caved just so I can feel my hair how it was without all the oil as I do have really fine hair too so it's been rough mentally BUT I will aim to not use it again for as long as I can. I'm gutted I caved, damn.

To me what you do doenst sounds good. You are heading in the wrong direction here.. I have done that too. Cutting out all kind of things and observing your body too much. Eventually your body will react on everything because! It gets weaker and more sensitive over time. And if you dont watch out you will become more sick and eat only fruits and veggies and so on. Its a bit of a mixture of obsession, perfectionism, OCD etc. Hope this helps.

@@user-gc3rv6jw3n Thanks. I haven't washed my hair in about 7 months now. Still looks clean. Very weird experiment going on here. I get what you're saying. I'm not sure what conclusions you're drawing, but eating clean in an amazing feeling. I travel a lot for work. When I'm on the road, I'm in a different city everyday, it makes it hard to eat well sometimes. And I feel it, because my body is used to me eating well. That I can relate to.

@@xflatearthx4869 Ah okay. Well maybe I jumped too fast to conclusions. But your story sounded to me a little bit as you went in the 'direction' of eliminating too many foods (groups) and thát is in my eyes not good. And then you wrote you smell more when drinking cafainne etc. Maybe it is because of the adrealin effect of caffeine? And therefor sweating more.. But I thought first because your body-mind gets sensitive by skipping food and therefor when you eat certain foods your body responds more heavy on it. Because your system actually is more sensitive (weak). But wel. Good and healthy foods are deffinitley important. So good that you pay attention to that. But too rigid is not good in my view.

@@user-gc3rv6jw3n well I've been eating terrible this month, so maybe you'll approve :P I do plan on eating raw vegan more and fasting at least one day a week in 2022. Along with strict no caffeine. I had some cherry coke yesterday. I had cherry coke twice in 2021. I've also been trying to keep up doing push ups everyday. Just ten real solid push ups. Just ten a day. Now I'm doing two sets a day, morning and night. As I write this - I ask myself, why am I telling a stranger all this hahaha I'm also doing no fap right now too. Day #20 almost over. I'm doing december as like rehearsal, I'd like to go all of 2022 doing no fap. Just cutting out all the bad, or a lot of it... No fapping No shampoo 100% vegan w/ fasting & raw vegan No caffeine I really like eating no wheat, but at the same time, I love wheat.

@@xflatearthx4869 Hi, Ha, I think I was feeling it right a little bit afterall. ;-) To me you sound too extreme.. and maybe a little obsessive? Eating vegan, or raw. Fasting a day in the week. No shampoo. No fap.. It is good to be consious about things but I feel this is not making you happy in the long run. Áll your attention will go to this. ( I have bee their!) Why no fap? I mean... Why fasting 1 a week? (Doenst sounds productive to me.) Why not washing your hair once in a while? When it is really needed. (I agree it is good to not wash too often). And eating vegan is already tricky since it is hard to get all the nutrition that you need. But then also RAW and fasting one day a week. Sound to me you will get unnourished.. And weaker. So my advice would be: Let go of all the restrictions and live life to the fullist! ;-) But your choice ofcourse..

I think the key is to dilute the ACV quite a bit

I also have thick curly hair, do u just use water to wash your hair?

@@jakethesnakesnake9001 yes but it’s a very hard process to begin!

Do you use any hair products to style your hair?

Bro 2b to 3b wow 😭

😯 please say more i have the same type of hair

What is poo? I have no idea what this video is about.

@RiceDream Thank you.

@RiceDream Why does this generation have to say everything in initials or new invented words? How hard is it to just write out the whole word? I couldn't imagine people understanding anything in business or law if that's the way people talk.

Is hard water better or worse for just a water wash?

@@amandaz8153 worse. Wasn't very clear 😅

@cherrysartstuff Can I ask what your ratios are of rye to water you use. I have tried rye/aloe paste, but found it frustrating to rinse out. If you have any tips, I would be most grateful :)

Thank you, I will try this!

Hi, I did the Rooibos tea a few hours ago, but I still have some oil left. I have very oily hair. How many Rooibos sachets do you use for how much water? Then do you just add the ACV?

@@biancabrummer3075 For very oliy hair, rooibos tea might not always work, especially when it's one of your first times trying. Your hair needs to get rid of all the build-up shampoo stuff. I use one sachet for one big cup (300 ml) and I let it stand for a whole day before using it, I added the ACV in the tea itself before using it :) Chamomile tea can also help, I use the double amount (2 sachets per 300 ml) and you can add one spoon honey and let it stand for a whole day or noon also. I leave it in my hair for around 30 minutes for every tea rinse. Hibiscyus tea might also work but it's more to keep your hair healthy instead of washing it. Leaving your hair oily for a week before washing it may also help to get your hair used to the new method! Good luck!!

What do you mean you don’t like chemicals? All of those methods you listed have chemicals in them

If you can do it water only, why add product's back in? :) Enjoy the simplicity. I only use water and I'm no poo for 1 year. I love it!

Ahaha, I thought the same thing!

I was going to say exactly that

I know! 😂 Then I started to feel bad about it and just turned the water off while I’m spraying the stuff in my hair

As rarely as she washes her hair in the shower compared to average shampooers I would say I think it’s forgivable

@@misanthropexoxo9618 has nothing to do with a bill.

Only 4 weeks? It takes 6+ weeks for it to begin to work for most people 💀

Im year and a half ... and it doesnt work for me too... is just very oily... i need to wash it every 3 days .i used rye flour, egg, vinegar, soda, clay, distiled water, water filter, humidifier (winter season), etc.. you can name it... i feel you!

@@jezusova You can try adding medieval hair combing method with no shampoo water only method ☺️ I am not sure if this can help you but here's what I been doing with my hair after I've stopped using shampoo. There's this medieval hair combing method in which you simply brush your hair everyday for a long time (by long time I mean at least 30 minutes 😅.🌿 If you have short hair then brushing less than 30 minutes might work just fine for you🌿) . First I divide my hair in two sections. Then starting with one section, brush the hair with a very wide teeth comb. After detangling I take a few drops of oil(coconut oil because that's what I have.you can use any oil you want) and apply that on the ends of my hair (because that part tends to get dry. 🌿 You can use more or less than few drops if it's necessary for your hair 🌿). Next step is to start combing the hair with a comb which has thin gap between each teeth ( is used for getting rid of lice). I just brush my hair from root to tip. Each section of hair for at least 15 minutes(you might have to clean your brush one or two times in between if it gets too dirty). And after I am done with both section of my hair the shine is unbelievable 😄(🌿 if you are someone who doesn't care about having shiny hair then brushing your hair every two days should be alright . You can try going more days in between brushing your hair using the medieval hair combing method and see if that works for you. Rest of the days just brush how you normally would🌿). There's no grease of flakes on the hair. It feels and looks like freshly washed hair. I don't use any other products on my hair. Simply use water for washing the hair. But I tend to make a bun every other day while showering because the tips of my hair tends to get dry if I wash them every day. But I make sure to get the roots of my hair wet and just massage them somehow with my fingers under running water 😅. Rest of the days I just wet my hair completely while massaging the roots a little. That's what I've been doing for the past two months. And everytime I tell someone that I haven't been using any shampoo,soap or conditioner the surprised look on their face is real😁. By the way, I live in a tropical climate and I have thigh length hair which is bleached from the mid length to tip. Never had to deal with the greasy feeling neither do I have split ends problem with my bleached hair because of this medieval combing method😊. Never had itching problem. My scalp smells just like my skin ☺️. So give it a try. You can just search medieval hair combing method on KZfaq.

@@nazninaraoyshi8388 What dp you do do when you oil your hair or I guess you don't do it...?

Well i think it was also bcs the water in Egypt isn’t clean :/

You just wash the hair brushes!😊

I have hard water where I live here in south Texas close to the beach. So I suffer from extremely frizzy hair! I had lots of build up and I was just going crazy. My husband installed a hard water filter and boy did it make a huge difference! I have very minimal frizz and my hair feels great! The shower head filter cost about $29 on Amazon!

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Hi! Said "grease cape" could be the oily buildup from the transition phase. I've had the same problem, and I read somewhere that you should wash it with natural shampoo or soda once - it shouldn't disrupt your progress, but it will help remove buildup. I used rye flour and it worked great for me :) Or maybe you just have hard water, there are also some solutions to that on the internet. Anyway, I hope no poo will work out for you! :)

@@suekagami2345 With ''natural shampoo'' you mean a shampoo with no sulfate and these kind of chemicals? I don't think I have any shampoo like that and I was scared of losing my progress using a sulfate one. Do I have this risk if I use a shampoo with sulfate only once to eliminate the buildup?

@Kate Hi! Very similar situation here. Started noticing what i assume is build up after research (i dont have hard water where i live). The apparent solution was an egg yolk or diluted lemon juice (two tablespoons of lemon juice in a 500ml/16 ounces water bottle). I tried the second one. What i did first was wash with water as usual and then apply the lemon water. i combed with a wide tooth comb gently and used my fingers to make sure i reached everywhere and then wait 5 minutes before rinsing (if you have very dry hair leave it just a minute). I inmediatly felt the change in the texture while in the shower: the heaviness and waxiness was out of my hair. i confirmed it once it's dried :) Hope it helps!

Don't rinse everyday bc that causes grease

@@MaryellenHacko Good luck with that. I can't imagine it's fun to deal with. That white guck you mentioned?? Looks like mineral build up to me. That's what happens to me if I don't clarify with distilled water. Brushes and all.

Hey, I’m wanting to transition to no pop I was wondering how much of chickpea powder, baking soda and lemon juice do you use? Do you mix it all together or use one before another?

@@user-xk9xm1iy8k mariya my hair is shoulder length you can say short ,I use 70% chickpea power and 30% baking soda and to make that into a paste I use half lemon juice and water to get the consistency of honey. The mixture is only to clean the scalp because it will eventually clean the hair , but the problem with this mixture is to get rid of chickpea from your scalp, what I usually do is dip my hair into a bucket of water and rub it so I can get rid of chickpea as much as I can. And also after that one wash my hair is not at all oily , it's been one month and my hair is still flowy lol ,I mean that literally took all my grease and it's not even coming back ,I hope this will be helpful.

@@MaryellenHacko I hope it's working for you as well 😃 ❤️

Sorry for the amount of Q’s btw! 😅

You’re welcome & your hair looks lovely btw! 😊 thank you for your tips, I am very oily at the mo just trying to stick to water- only method, but will see how it goes..! Might have to resort to headbands or hats I’m thinking! Thanks again 😊

@@esthercochrane5712 So how's it going now!?😊

You would just have to be extra careful with the pH balance I think. A few people have suggested chickpea flour as an gentler but still effective alternative :)

Nine Lee Omgosh yes!!!!!

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Yes, you can. Some people even like it better than ACV. Just try if it works for you.