RE: Coconunt oil and oily hair

[Guest guest]

Dandruff and oily hair seem to often occur as a result of sodium laureth

sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, which are typical ingredients in

commercial shampoos. You could stop using shampoo altogether, it takes 2-3

weeks for the hair to adjust to being cleaned with water only.

Alternatively, I'd probably use a very mild soap (non-commercial but rather

from a private soapmaker who can tell you exactly what the soap consists

of). I also remember from my childhood that we used to have our hair covered

in coconut oil every Saturday overnight, so we'd have shiny hair the next

day after washing it!

claudia

Coconunt oil and oily hair

What does one do for oily hair and dandruff?

Our son must wash his hair every day or it looks as if someone had emptied

the oil can on his head. He also has a lot of dandruff. Would putting

coconut oil on his hair make it better or worse?

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: Sharon M [mailto:smaas@...]

... and of course there are the side effects of much better skin, much

better hair and NO dandruff (which I've had as long as I can remember!)

Sharon m

[Guest guest]

Thank you, .

May I forward your post to my son?

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: [mailto:claudia@...]

Dandruff and oily hair seem to often occur as a result of sodium laureth

sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, which are typical ingredients in

commercial shampoos. You could stop using shampoo altogether, it takes 2-3

weeks for the hair to adjust to being cleaned with water only.

Alternatively, I'd probably use a very mild soap (non-commercial but

rather

from a private soapmaker who can tell you exactly what the soap consists

of). I also remember from my childhood that we used to have our hair

covered

in coconut oil every Saturday overnight, so we'd have shiny hair the next

day after washing it!

claudia

[Guest guest]

Yes, you sure may.

:-)

claudia

RE: Coconunt oil and oily hair

Thank you, .

May I forward your post to my son?

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: [mailto:claudia@...]

Dandruff and oily hair seem to often occur as a result of sodium laureth

sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, which are typical ingredients in

commercial shampoos. You could stop using shampoo altogether, it takes 2-3

weeks for the hair to adjust to being cleaned with water only.

Alternatively, I'd probably use a very mild soap (non-commercial but

rather

from a private soapmaker who can tell you exactly what the soap consists

of). I also remember from my childhood that we used to have our hair

covered

in coconut oil every Saturday overnight, so we'd have shiny hair the next

day after washing it!

claudia

[Guest guest]

I remember that Ivory Soap was good for very oily hair. But one has to really

rinse well

Coconunt oil and oily hair

What does one do for oily hair and dandruff?

Our son must wash his hair every day or it looks as if someone had emptied

the oil can on his head. He also has a lot of dandruff. Would putting

coconut oil on his hair make it better or worse?

Judith Alta

-----Original Message-----

From: Sharon M [mailto:smaas@...]

... and of course there are the side effects of much better skin, much

better hair and NO dandruff (which I've had as long as I can remember!)

Sharon m