Baking soda, 'no-poo' method.
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May 11, 2013
Mya E.
I tried the 'no shampoo' method today (baking soda in water as shampoo replacement) and I'm so scared that if I carry on ill be bald! H E L P.
May 11, 2013
Lauryn S.
Why?!?! what has happened
May 11, 2013
Mya E.
I read reviews that said if you do it too much it dries your scalp up and then half of one girls hair fell out, but another woman said it helped her hair grow and become thick! so confused
May 12, 2013
Tierra T.
Interesting... Well, we all have different kind of hair. Uh, I've never even heard of that. Why'd you try no shampoo tho?? Jw :)
May 12, 2013
Erin M.
Ok, I'll be honest in saying I have no idea why you used baking soda. If you're trying to do no shampoo do a co-wash, aka only washing with conditioner. A lot of black girls who go natural do this as shampoos have sulphates that strip out hair of nutrients (though that applies for everyone). Co-washing will get the hair clean without the stripping effect of shampoo. So try using only conditioner instead of baking soda, as I don't think baking soda should really be used for hair as it may be to harsh.
May 12, 2013
Stephanie M.
EXACTLY what Erin said. Not sure why anyone would put baking soda in their hair. Maybe look into clarifying conditioners, they help get rid if build up. I have one and love it.
May 12, 2013
Leila K.
What clarifying conditioner do you use?? ^
May 12, 2013
Lily C.
It could just be like once a week thing fir your hair or its different on your hair type.
May 12, 2013
Vale R.
Baking soda is amazing and safe to use on hair once every two weeks.
May 12, 2013
Jillian K.
Okay, so I did the whole no shampoo thing for a while. I found that the hardest part was finding the right baking soda to water ratio. Too much baking soda = dry scalp (and this awful burning sensation). Too little baking soda = hair still feeling dirty. I've never had my hair fall out because of it. I think it's better to start with 1T of baking soda to 2 cups of water. Then add or reduce the amount depending on how you feel. Good luck :)
May 12, 2013
Del D.
Works best with thick/curly hair. I have thin hair and it just made my hair look oily. However my mom did the exact same thing as me and her hair is now gorgeous
May 13, 2013
Angel O.
Tbh baking soda dries out your hair, I hv tried getting koolaid dye out of my hair with just water and baking soda and it came out but it left my hair dry and hard... my hair was silky before...don't do it