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Ok! I tried the baking soda shampoo and vinegar rinse yesterday. I was skeptical because I have hair that is past my shoulders and it is thick and naturally curly so it needs conditioner to be manageable, or so I thought. I was pleasantly surprised by the results I got with this new way of shampooing. My hair did smell like vinegar longer than I liked but my hair curled up nicely and it was very manageable. I usually just blow dry the top of it and let the rest of it dry while occasionally scrunching the curls in. I also added a tiny bit of coconut oil to it while it was still wet before blow drying. So my conclusion is that I will be doing this more often for sure. I was very pleased with the results.
Anyone else try it yet? What were your results? I would love to hear from you.
I have to apologize for not being clear with my directions. I don't put coconut oil into the shampoo or rinse, I put it directly on my hair after I use the shampoo and rinse. I have long thick curly hair that is on the dry side and I need something to help manage the dryness that is why I use coconut oil. So you can omit that step in your routine. Hope that clears things up for you.
Love your picture. Looks like you might have taken it yourself. Great job.
I am happy that you are following. I am new to this blogging thing so I hope to not make too many mistakes along the way. But that is how we learn.
Checked out your site just a bit. I raised 2 boys of my own. Well, I did have help from my sweet husband.
Isn't Ruby for Women a great site? I love the atmosphere there. It can be a bit overwhelming with soooo many pages of working women and men though. Do you find it overwhelming at all?
Very nice picture.
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ReplyDeleteOk! I tried the baking soda shampoo and vinegar rinse yesterday. I was skeptical because I have hair that is past my shoulders and it is thick and naturally curly so it needs conditioner to be manageable, or so I thought. I was pleasantly surprised by the results I got with this new way of shampooing. My hair did smell like vinegar longer than I liked but my hair curled up nicely and it was very manageable. I usually just blow dry the top of it and let the rest of it dry while occasionally scrunching the curls in. I also added a tiny bit of coconut oil to it while it was still wet before blow drying.
So my conclusion is that I will be doing this more often for sure. I was very pleased with the results.
Anyone else try it yet? What were your results? I would love to hear from you.
Bye for now,
Sally
I wonder if you could add something other than an oil. I tend to have oily hair and the longer, curly hair, also.
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ReplyDeleteI have to apologize for not being clear with my directions. I don't put coconut oil into the shampoo or rinse, I put it directly on my hair after I use the shampoo and rinse.
I have long thick curly hair that is on the dry side and I need something to help manage the dryness that is why I use coconut oil. So you can omit that step in your routine.
Hope that clears things up for you.
Have a great day.
Sally
Hi beloved Mama,
ReplyDeleteLove your picture. Looks like you might have taken it yourself. Great job.
I am happy that you are following. I am new to this blogging thing so I hope to not make too many mistakes along the way. But that is how we learn.
Checked out your site just a bit. I raised 2 boys of my own. Well, I did have help from my sweet husband.
Isn't Ruby for Women a great site? I love the atmosphere there. It can be a bit overwhelming with soooo many pages of working women and men though. Do you find it overwhelming at all?
Well have a great day,
Sally