I still have a bottle of dhhq shampoo lying around that i use from time to time, to the tune of maybe once a month. It suds up and I can tell that i've gotten every part of my head really clean, but it dries out my scalp too much and makes it itchy/dandruffy. I'd say to go out and try a bottle of dr.bronners and one of maylee's bars and see what you like best.
updated by @chemowasabi: 07/23/15 05:08:18PM
residue free shampoo.
i've used it, it gave me the worst dandruff ever after awhile, but it was alright at first i guess. although i would say best bet would be to check out the etsy shops or maylee's if you want to buy a dread specific shampoo, i would recommend anything from knottyboy over dhhq if you do go that route; Short of being wax peddlers i really liked they shampoo bar and the bee-washed pre-dreading and dewaxing soap.a lot of people like dr b's, i don't care for it personally but if you want to check it out, see if you have a trader joe's in your area, they sell the big bottles for 10 bucks, cheapest i have ever seen it anywhere else. of every thing i have tried though, i prefer bs with some sea salt added, it's cheap, easy and get things clean
LOL! Dreadhead gave you dandruff, and KB shampoo bar gave ME dandruff! LOL...illustrates a very good point though, different scalps respond differently to different things 
Davey said:
Davey said:
i've used it, it gave me the worst dandruff ever after awhile, but it was alright at first i guess. although i would say best bet would be to check out the etsy shops or maylee's if you want to buy a dread specific shampoo, i would recommend anything from knottyboy over dhhq if you do go that route; Short of being wax peddlers i really liked they shampoo bar and the bee-washed pre-dreading and dewaxing soap.
a lot of people like dr b's, i don't care for it personally but if you want to check it out, see if you have a trader joe's in your area, they sell the big bottles for 10 bucks, cheapest i have ever seen it anywhere else. of every thing i have tried though, i prefer bs with some sea salt added, it's cheap, easy and get things clean
yeah for sure
Beksta said:
Beksta said:
LOL! Dreadhead gave you dandruff, and KB shampoo bar gave ME dandruff! LOL...illustrates a very good point though, different scalps respond differently to different things
Davey said:i've used it, it gave me the worst dandruff ever after awhile, but it was alright at first i guess. although i would say best bet would be to check out the etsy shops or maylee's if you want to buy a dread specific shampoo, i would recommend anything from knottyboy over dhhq if you do go that route; Short of being wax peddlers i really liked they shampoo bar and the bee-washed pre-dreading and dewaxing soap.
a lot of people like dr b's, i don't care for it personally but if you want to check it out, see if you have a trader joe's in your area, they sell the big bottles for 10 bucks, cheapest i have ever seen it anywhere else. of every thing i have tried though, i prefer bs with some sea salt added, it's cheap, easy and get things clean
I just checked out burt's bees website for the first time to look at hair products and am extremely impressed that they list the % of natural ingredients in each product. I think I'm gonna buy the shampoo bar!
Peace... I do natural hair care and no matter what you use on your head the secret is to dilute any shampoo with water like 2:1 that is two parts water to one part shampoo.. the first wash isn't going to lather but the second one will and not unless your hair really needs it then the third shampoo will really lather then rise,rise, rise, and rise some more..
