shampoo, was another farm-bill boondoggle

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So what did you do? Make your own? Do without?

 

A few years ago on one of the living-lightly forums, someone posted a

" no poo " file about going without shampoo, IIRC using baking soda

instead. Said it makes the hair softer after a while -- though it

takes a while to wash out all the chems. Haven't tried it myself.

 

 

At 11:34 PM +0000 3/6/08, llaci2003 wrote:

>That's a sad commentary.

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>Since when did healthy competition become a thing of the past?

>Like you said, it's all about just a few manufacturers who want to

>monopolize the entire business. I also thought it was illegal.

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>Without healthy competition we are doomed. It leaves us no choice.

>Same thing happened in the Cosmetic industry regarding shampoos.

>There is not A ONE shampoo being sold that doesn't have toxic

>chemicals. A year ago I could find one or two on the market that were

>very mild on my scalp. To make sure no one would find those few who

>did sell mild shampoos, they were bought out. The ingredients were

>changed and they were resold. Even worse, when I tried buying

>overseas, they wouldn't sell to me. They said they couldn't afford

>the insurance to sell to US residents. Do I need to say anymore?

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what about something like Dr Bronners?

personally, don't use shampoo anyways...i like to stink...

no, i mean, i just use soap...i shave my head anyways, except for my tail....

yarrow Mar 6, 2008 4:10 PM shampoo, was Re: another farm-bill boondoggle

 

 

 

So what did you do? Make your own? Do without?A few years ago on one of the living-lightly forums, someone posted a "no poo" file about going without shampoo, IIRC using baking soda instead. Said it makes the hair softer after a while -- though it takes a while to wash out all the chems. Haven't tried it myself.At 11:34 PM +0000 3/6/08, llaci2003 wrote:>That's a sad commentary.>>Since when did healthy competition become a thing of the past?>Like you said, it's all about just a few manufacturers who want to>monopolize the entire business. I also thought it was illegal.>>Without healthy competition we are doomed. It leaves us no choice.>Same thing happened in the Cosmetic industry regarding shampoos.>There is not A ONE shampoo being sold that doesn't have toxic>chemicals. A year ago I could find one or two on the market that were>very mild on my scalp. To make sure no one would find those few who>did sell mild shampoos, they were bought out. The ingredients were>changed and they were resold. Even worse, when I tried buying>overseas, they wouldn't sell to me. They said they couldn't afford>the insurance to sell to US residents. Do I need to say anymore?>>>>>>>>To send an email to - >