soap-shampoo /need hypoallergenic shampoo, please

February 22, 2009

Anybody who lives in a soft-water area (not many minerals dissolved in

the water), you can wash your hair with natural soap, even plain olive

oil soap, and it will probably work great. I used to have soft water;

washed my hair in plain soap for years, and was always getting

compliments on my hair, and had no dandruff or itchy scalp.

If you have hard water, good luck finding anything other than

petroleum-detergent shampoo that works! Well, you can collect

rainwater and use that, but it's a lot of trouble, and I have this

little worry about water that's been sitting still outside (germs)

getting into orifices...

Joy

, " demurelyavixen "

<My_Chick_Eleven wrote:

>

> I have the same problem lately with shampoos. If you have the time I

> recommend making your own herbal infused shampoo (castile soap is

> awesome for this.) You can add herbs to your desire based on what's

> good for skin and smells good etc. If you don't have the time or

> love playing with herbs at least buy something that is sulfate free.

> Sulfates can be very irritating to your skin.

, " feelinfunny2003 "

> <feelinfunny2003@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi Kate-

> >

> > Of course everyone is different but the only shampoo I can tolerate

> > (and I am very sensitive, even to natural fragrances)is Magick

> > Shampoo. You can find it at most Whole Foods and on line

> >

> > I hope it works for you.

> > Be well,

> > Janet

> >

>

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