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pinstikfartherin

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4. Vinegar is separate.

Fri Dec 16, 2011, 09:13 PM

Dec 2011

You "shampoo" with The baking soda and water mixture. You follow with "conditioning" which is vinegar and water. If your scalp greases easy, don't do vinegar on your whole head. I use it only on the ends and rinse it well. I do it only to condition my hair even though I could do something else to condition the ends I suppose. Honestly, my hair is normally very tangled and when I wash with baking soda, the comb actually glides through.

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Does anybody here "no poo" (no shampoo)? [View all] pinstikfartherin Dec 2011 OP

A good friend of mine does Melissa G Dec 2011 #1

Maybe I just haven't found the right mix of the two. pinstikfartherin Dec 2011 #5

I have tried the cider vinegar only method with so-so results. beac Dec 2011 #2

Vinegar is separate. pinstikfartherin Dec 2011 #4

OK, well that explains why the vinegar alone was leaving my hair beac Dec 2011 #6

Either way. pinstikfartherin Dec 2011 #8

I still use it once every 3 weeks or so. Viva_La_Revolution Dec 2011 #3

My Mom used emilyg Dec 2011 #7

I just found this group(?) I use borax and keep forgetting the vinegar astral Jan 2014 #9

If you can, get to a dermatatologist when you have a bad outbreak from a shampoo. Lars39 Feb 2014 #11

My scalp has always been sensitive to shampoos, so I tried this. It works Nay Jan 2014 #10

Senior lady here, and when I was a little girl - early 1940's- shampoos were not No Vested Interest Apr 2014 #12