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Why is iodized salt bad for dreads?

John
@john
14 years ago
8 posts
Ok, so I've been looking around and I can't find any information on why iodized table salt is bad. It's not natural seems to be the only reason people are saying but no one is saying what it actually does. Is it harsher? Does anyone know?
updated by @john: 01/22/20 09:33:16AM
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@soaring-eagle
14 years ago
29,640 posts
ive just been researching and havent found exact info but several drs talking about iodized saly leading to hair loss ()in diets) many many articles saying sea salt or kosher salys not bad for u as much as iodized isthere were alot of links ti info on iodized salt bad for hair but a;; were dietary related sonce pnly dreadies really pour salt in theyre hair..there were a few tat did recomend a sea salt hair rince..and did specificly say sea salt..i think panterra can probly give a better answerso i guess mnjy answer is jusr..cause it is..till i find out more


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Panterra Caraway
@panterra-caraway
14 years ago
667 posts
Thanks SE...Love ya'! Let me check alittle...but, off the top of my head...I would say as I did in another thread that salt is not necessarily bad in of itself, but people tend to make a salt solution with table salt much too strong. In looking at the labels of iodized salt and coarse kosher salt the iodized salt lists its sodium content as 590 mg, whereas, kosher salt (which is used to marinate/tenderize meat) lists its sodium content at 480 mg. I would suspect, that sea salt has an even lower reading. I find that in using table salt to make a spray that it was drying and irritating to my scalp and hair, but an ocean spray is not. I also would assume that ocean water contains minerals that may be healthy. I do know that many people find hot springs and mineral baths to be beneficial. soaringeagle said:
ive just been researching and havent found exact info but several drs talking about iodized saly leading to hair loss ()in diets) many many articles saying sea salt or kosher salys not bad for u as much as iodized is
there were alot of links ti info on iodized salt bad for hair but a;; were dietary related sonce pnly dreadies really pour salt in theyre hair..
there were a few tat did recomend a sea salt hair rince..and did specificly say sea salt..
i think panterra can probly give a better answer

so i guess mnjy answer is jusr..cause it is..till i find out more
Joseph Heinz
@joseph-heinz
13 years ago
1 posts
Iodized salt for me is not bad but I can suggest to you that you can use dead sea salt for anypurposes. :)
Doogie
@doogie
13 years ago
321 posts
Ok, so what about iodized sea salt? Is that also bad? I just started looking on here for an accelerator and seeing iodized talbe salt is bad for hair but nothing on iodized sea salt! I looked to see what I've been using and it is iodized sea salt.
Doogie
@doogie
13 years ago
321 posts
Ok, I'm not quite understanding! From what I gathered from that is that it's a nutitional thing which doesn't sound bad!
Doogie
@doogie
13 years ago
321 posts
Ok, thank you!
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