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>> | No. 3281
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Have any of you chaps stopped using shampoo and conditioner? |
>> | No. 3283
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>>3282 |
>> | No. 3284
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I've heard it smells and is shit for a few weeks/months, but apparently afterwards it looks excellent. |
>> | No. 3285
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I would like to see some results and proof of this working. I've never heard of anyone doing this before. Anyone I've seen not washing it ended up a dirty smelly sod. |
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>>3285 |
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>>3289 |
>> | No. 3291
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It seems pretty sound, any lack of real research is for obvious reasons (who's going to fund that trial?). The only problem I have is when proponents of the idea say things like 'indoctrinated' and brainwashed and things like that. Makes me less inclined to follow their advice. |
>> | No. 3292
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Shampoo is just another development in personal cleanliness. It stops hair from becoming dirty, greasy, smelly etc, which of course were all acceptable for thousands of years but are now considered wrong. |
>> | No. 3293
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The adverts on the telly say shampoo is good for my hair. |
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>>3293 |
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>>3294 |
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>>3290 |
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>>3298 |
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>>3298 |
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>>3299 |
>> | No. 3302
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To follow on from >>3301 |
>> | No. 3303
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There are alternatives to shampoo which still involve washing. If you actually believe all this about the chemicals - especially the bit about shampoo making men infertile and threatening our existence (jesus fuck what really) - then use one of the many, many alternative shampoos out there. |
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>>3302 |
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>>3303 |
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>>3309 |
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>>3309 |
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>>3313 |
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>>3314 |
>> | No. 3316
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Why is infertility of the species not a serious thing to be concerned about? Extinction is a Bad End. |
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>>3316 |
>> | No. 3352
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>>3281 |
>> | No. 3354
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My hair gets very greasy very quickly and I have been told it is because I used to wash it every day. I've since tried to wait as long as possible before washing my hair but that's only a couple of days before it gets too greasy to be shown in public. This thread poses an interesting idea, I shall try washing my hair with water only or with soap and ditch the shampoo entirely, and see if that helps my situation. |
>> | No. 3355
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>>3354 |
>> | No. 3356
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OP here. I haven't used shampoo in 5 and a half weeks now and my hair is definitely showing some improvement, although I'm going to have a look into shampoo alternatives rather than rinsing with hot & cold water. I've even had compliments that it smells nice, which I wasn't expecting. My hair isn't long enough for me to smell it, but I assumed it would smell rabbit-esque. |
>> | No. 3357
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>>3354 here. I washed my hair with water only yesterday and it remained disgustingly greasy. I washed my hair with soap this morning and it's about as clean as it would have been with shampoo. I'll keep at it and see if my sebaceous glands will calm down. |
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>>3357 |
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>>3358 |
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>>3359 |
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>>3361 |
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op looks like the little girl from ratchet and clank. |
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>>3366 |
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>>3362 |
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>>3362 |
>> | No. 3371
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I thought the point was that shampoo strips the scalp of its natural oils and I've stopped using it so the oils can remain? What will conditioner do that my scalp naturally doesn't? |
>> | No. 3372
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I started going to the gym and using the sauna & steam room 3/4 times a week. Due to showering there and forgetting/not being fucked to bring shampoo, I've only used it on my hair once or twice in 5 weeks, yet it looks, feel and smell as clean as ever. |
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>>3371 |
>> | No. 3478
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BakingSodaACWS1653.jpg >>3281 |
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>>3478 |
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>>3479 |
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>>3478 |
>> | No. 3516
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http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/oheif/claim_shampoo_is_harmful_to_you_hair_and_the_no/ |
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>>3516 |
>> | No. 4260
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Slightly related and I didn't think it was worthy of a new thread; when Original Sauce put 40 limes in a bottle of shampoo does it actually have an effect or is it just a marketing gimmick that wastes a lot of fruit? It sort of remind me of medieval times when people used to believe rubbing all sorts on would cure all kinds of ailments or bring them good fortune. |
>> | No. 4261
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You know how (some) shampoos say 'if irritation occurs, discontinue use'? |
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>>4261 |
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>>4262 |
>> | No. 4264
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>>3281 |
>> | No. 4267
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TPhoto_00003.png I've not used shampoo since December. Or any shower gel, for that matter. All I use is shaving soap for shaving, and deodorant for not smelling like a tramp during the day plus occasionally a spot of hair wax. |
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>>4267 |
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>>4269 |
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>>4270 |
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>>4267 |
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>>4267 |
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>>4272 |
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>>4272 |
>> | No. 4276
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It really fucks me off how people talk about 'unnatural chemicals' and the like |
>> | No. 4277
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Might as well ask this here. For most of the last decade I've had ling hair that didn't require much maintenance. I now have hair that is one, maybe two, inches long and I have absolutely no idea how I'm meant to style it or which gels, matt pastes or sprays I should be using. I don't want to waste money on products I won't need or use and I can't go to work looking like a 12 year old that has rubbed half a tub of his dad's Bryl cream on his bonce. |
>> | No. 4278
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>>4277 |
>> | No. 4282
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I bath once every 3 weeks or so and wash my hair in the same water. Most of the time i cant be arsed to use shampoo, but conditioner helps a lot when untangling. |
>> | No. 4283
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>>4282 |
>> | No. 4284
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I've gone 14 months without washing my hair now. |
>> | No. 4285
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>>4284 |
>> | No. 4286
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>>4285 |
>> | No. 6178
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I haven't had my hair cut in several months and I'm showering less frequency. I kind of like my hair like this; what are some good alternatives to shampoo? |
>> | No. 6179
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>>3281 |
>> | No. 6180
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I've recently been using the method of washing it thoroughly in just water, and then using apple cider vinegar as a conditioner. |
>> | No. 6181
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>>6179 |
>> | No. 6182
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I've been cutting my own hair once every couple of weeks since this thing began - and into a style too, not just buzz all over. |
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412jGMM mOL.jpg >>6182 |
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>>6184 |
>> | No. 6187
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Soz, I didn't know h2 was that big. |
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>>6187 |
>> | No. 6570
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I've recently started using a shampoo bar. It seems to be providing better results than liquid shampoo. |
>> | No. 6572
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>>6570 |
>> | No. 6693
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If you've got short hair does it really matter what shampoo you use? I can understand why a lass would buy one of those £4 bottles from the shop, but if my hair is only an inch or so long I don't see the point in anything more expensive than a cheapo bottle of Alberto Balsam. It's pretty much all the same thing, right? |
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