RE: OT- hair questions- shampoo and ACV

[Guest guest]

Alison:

I too have very oily hair. I have tried several " natural " shampoos, and have

settled for the moment on Aubrey Organics Henna shampoo and Henna rinse. The

rinse is not a cream rinse, so it will remove residue and does not add

weight. One warning though. The rinse does not last me as long, probably

about half of the shampoo, and I have very short hair. But I love the

results!

Shalom!

Carol in SE Illinois

[Guest guest]

I found a GREAT shampoo after trying dozens from an " alternative " catalogue:

the family shampoo from Lifekind products www.lifekind.com. I also bought

an organic mattress from them and love it.

JILL

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

From: " Carol " <cdentons@...>

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Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 11:11 AM

Subject: Re: OT- hair questions- shampoo and ACV

> Alison:

>

> I too have very oily hair. I have tried several " natural " shampoos, and

have

> settled for the moment on Aubrey Organics Henna shampoo and Henna rinse.

The

> rinse is not a cream rinse, so it will remove residue and does not add

> weight. One warning though. The rinse does not last me as long, probably

> about half of the shampoo, and I have very short hair. But I love the

> results!

>

> Shalom!

> Carol in SE Illinois

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>>Also, do you have a SLS free shampoo that you could

recommend? Also, how do you apply the ACV without

getting it in your eyes?

Sorry, I don't know what SLS free is. I rarely use fancy shampoos.

Yes, the ACV stings if you get it in your eyes. I just fill a big glass

with a lot of water and a little vinegar, dip the ends in and swish them

around real good, then look up at the ceiling and pour the rest of the

cup over my scalp and down the length of the hair. I squeeze the excess

out so it won't run in my eyes.

Carma