washing
@wheresmylocks
8 years ago
3 posts
@ravens-light
8 years ago
346 posts
I personally do the deep clean wash (baking soda + apple cider vinegar) about once a month to every two months...I was told that doing it every 1-2 months is better for your hair, and that at least baking soda alone shouldn't be used as your normal shampoo.
@wheresmylocks
8 years ago
3 posts
What about shampoo in the
uk I can buy? Can you just wash with water?
Thanks
@dread-stpauli
8 years ago
156 posts
You can try Dr Bronners liquid soap. Depends on the type of water you have (hard or soft) if it works or not. Bronners only works with soft water! You can try to wash only with water, but i wouldnot suggest that. At the mMoment i wash with White soap from Marseille. You should be able to get this too in the uk.
wheresmylocks:
What about shampoo in the
uk I can buy? Can you just wash with water?
Thanks
hey I'm in the uk too and have been looking around, found out you can get dr bronners at holland and barret probably making it the only highstreet option... but theres the whole hard / soft water issue...
read loads about this and that natural soaps but can't get cross confirmation on any of them, just "should be fine" which aint good enough for me! :p
post back if you find something else, I'm in the same boat!
another question on washing, being about a week into the au natural method is washing too often or rinsing too much when i do gonna rinse out my developing knots? i know clean hair knots faster but rinsing bs and acv out needs a thorough rinse and was worried its pulling em out..
@soaring-eagle
8 years ago
29,640 posts
no such thing as too much washing or rinsing
it's how gentle you are and not towel drying that matters
www.dreadlockshampoo.com is always best but bronners is okay as long as the water isn't hard
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
@wheresmylocks
8 years ago
3 posts
My water is soft so think I'm going to use
bronners. I seen that here is Dr bronners hair
Rinse and also bronners castle soap. Which one do you use?
no such thing as too much washing or rinsing
it's how gentle you are and not towel drying that matters
www.dreadlockshampoo.com is always best but bronners is okay as long as the water isn't hard
finally got this reply thing working! :D ok, sorry to interrupt folks but...so u really can wash regular but not do the towel drying? huh! because, i just happened NOT to towel dry last time, and Maybe it was more knotty? no wait! i didn't blow dry. ahhh confusing! but i sometimes have to wet my hair more often than i would like for new dreads, so i am curious what might be most effect for the next few weeks or months?? thanks
@dread-stpauli
8 years ago
156 posts
My water is soft so think I'm going to use
bronners. I seen that here is Dr bronners hair
Rinse and also bronners castle soap. Which one do you use?
You can use the castile soap. The ratio for deluting it with water is 1:18 i think.
@soaring-eagle
8 years ago
29,640 posts
My water is soft so think I'm going to use
bronners. I seen that here is Dr bronners hair
Rinse and also bronners castle soap. Which one do you use?
--
My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1