Ok, so I guess I'll just use it as a body wash then, either that or just pitch it. I have been wondering if this soap is ok for my
This one too is another one that if it's not good for my dreads I may just use for a different purpose.
Ok, so I guess I'll just use it as a body wash then, either that or just pitch it. I have been wondering if this soap is ok for my
This one too is another one that if it's not good for my dreads I may just use for a different purpose.
From the packaging of the beer soap: The one has Beer along with (sapponified oils of) Sodium Oliviate (olive), Sodium Cocoate (coconut), Sodium palm kernelate (sustainable Palm kernel, Sodium Cocoa Butterate (Cocoa Butter), Sodium Shea Butterate (Shea Butter), Sodium Almondate (refined Sweet Almond), Sodium Sunflorate (high Oleic Sunflower) & Fragrance.
yea the ingredients list in that 1 is highly questionable
if you read the ingredients and cant tell if its a soap, chemical weapon, or ingredients in a bomb or insecticide i'd leave it be
the ingredients should be recognizable as natural ingredients (some use only the latin names, some common names, some both...so if it looks like latin, not just chemical concoctions look it up
looking up each chemical can be enlightening (and sometimes terrifying) tooo
From the packaging of the beer soap: The one has Beer along with (sapponified oils of) Sodium Oliviate (olive), Sodium Cocoate (coconut), Sodium palm kernelate (sustainable Palm kernel, Sodium Cocoa Butterate (Cocoa Butter), Sodium Shea Butterate (Shea Butter), Sodium Almondate (refined Sweet Almond), Sodium Sunflorate (high Oleic Sunflower) & Fragrance.
again highly conditioning
your dreads are mature so highly conditionings ok ..in limitedd use
but after 6 months using it you may wonder why your hairs seeming less mature, with longer looser roots and no new dreads forming
body soaps generally are conditioning to soften dry skin
look at dove that's 3/4 moisturizers
So that leaves me with using
So out of all the soaps I had asked questions about, would that beer soap still be relatively safe to use on my hair? I mean I know it would condition my hair, but how often could I get away with washing with it until it would do too much conditioning to my hair? Or would it be best to avoid it entirely?
Do you have a Target near by? I have heard their California Baby lavender and tea tree is good, you have to get it from the baby department. If you have a whole foods, earth fare, or fresh thyme they will usually have Avalon organics clarifying, of the Shea moisture African black soap deep clean shampoo which also works.
My closest Target isn't as local as I would like, it's still a bit of hike from being considered super local, same with whole foods (living in a large city can be a pain), but I will keep in mind the Avalon organics clarifying shampoo and the Shea moisture African black soap. By deep clean shampoo do you mean the apple cider vinegar and baking soda soak?
So would anyone know if that beer soap I mentioned above would still be relatively safe to use on my hair? I mean I know it would condition my hair, but how often could I get away with washing with it until it would do too much conditioning to my hair? Or would it be best to avoid it entirely and buy the other bar soap I mentioned that started this thread (and or go track down one of the suggestions/ investigate a different new soap)?