RE: another toxin-free shampoo, cleanser

[Guest guest]

I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the ingredients are all

organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the internet

if you do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae. If you

can't find it, email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it.

sherry

> [Original Message]

> From: <leoelfie@...>

> <Dr >

> Date: 10/27/01 11:56:41 PM

> Subject: Re: Borax shampoo

>

> I use shampoo that has no pollutants. I get it from Self Health.

> Second, My scalp feels better when I use it than if I don't.

> Leo

> ----------------------------

>

> > Hi Leo,

> >

> >

> > > I get a more satisfying result is all I can say. Try it.

> > > Leo

> > > >>>>>>>>>>

> > Still a bit confused/ if you use the Borax why the Shampoo. Isnt the

> reason

> > to use the Borax in the first place because you dont want to expose

> yourself

> > to the bad chemicals in the shampoo?

> >

> > I find my hair is just fine with the Borax no need whatsoever for

> anything

> > more.

> >

> > Don

> >

> >

> > The two most abundant elements in the universe are Carbon and

> ignorance.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/29/2001 7:00:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,

sherryeich@... writes:

<< I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the ingredients are all

organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the internet

if you do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae. If you

can't find it, email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it.

sherry >>

Sherry, what methods are used to extract the ingredients? Have the finished

products been tested for solvents? Is it approved by Dr. for cancer

patients using her protocol?

My shampoo was the hardest (and last) thing for me to let go, but I actually

LOVE the Borax/C, now. I have perfected the recipe and have lighter, shiny,

healthy hair with no solvents in my ears, etc... A real load off my

shoulders. Hahaha.

Foggs

[Guest guest]

I'm not Sherry, and I'm not a distributor, but the shampoo (and it's counterpart

natural make-ups etc.) are sold by the Earl Mindell MLM group Free Life, and is

formulated by Chae. It is probably too new to be on the Hulda

approved for usage list, and I can just about bet, that she went by the

ingredients, and the " reputation " in lieu of " testing " it herself.

FYI and IMO,

Steve

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hi Sherry,

Sounds interesting but I'm wondering how you know the shampoo is toxin free. Did

you test it/have it tested ?

Abutilon

on 10/29/01 3:55 PM, sherryeich@... at sherryeich@... wrote:

I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the ingredients are all

organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the internet if you

do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae. If you can't find it,

email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it. sherry

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[Guest guest]

hi Sherry,

Sounds interesting but I'm wondering how you know the shampoo is toxin free.

Did you test it/have it tested ?

Abutilon

on 10/29/01 3:55 PM, sherryeich@... at sherryeich@... wrote:

I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the ingredients are all

organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the internet

if you do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae. If you

can't find it, email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it.

sherry

[Guest guest]

Steve, the problem is unless the products are tested, they are essentially

unusable. The raw materials going in to the products may be contaminated

and unless testing is conducted at some point, you are at risk. This may

not be so much of a problem for young, healthy immune systems, but people

who are ill with comprised immune systems need to stick with products that

are tested. CB

Re: RE: another toxin-free shampoo, cleanser

> I'm not Sherry, and I'm not a distributor, but the shampoo (and it's

counterpart natural make-ups etc.) are sold by the Earl Mindell MLM group

Free Life, and is formulated by Chae. It is probably too new to be on

the Hulda approved for usage list, and I can just about bet, that she

went by the ingredients, and the " reputation " in lieu of " testing " it

herself.

>

> FYI and IMO,

> Steve

> --------------------------------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Can you share your recipe with us?

Leo

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-- In Dr@y..., Foggschool@a... wrote:

> In a message dated 10/29/2001 7:00:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> sherryeich@e... writes:

>

> << I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the

ingredients are all

> organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the

internet

> if you do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae.

If you

> can't find it, email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it.

> sherry >>

>

>

> Sherry, what methods are used to extract the ingredients? Have the

finished

> products been tested for solvents? Is it approved by Dr. for

cancer

> patients using her protocol?

>

> My shampoo was the hardest (and last) thing for me to let go, but I

actually

> LOVE the Borax/C, now. I have perfected the recipe and have lighter,

shiny,

> healthy hair with no solvents in my ears, etc... A real load off my

> shoulders. Hahaha.

>

>

> Foggs

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm Sherry & I don't have the equipment to test it myself, or I would

do so. If Leo or the group would be willing to test it, I'd be glad to send

some.

Thanks for your concern,

Sherry

> [Original Message]

> From: Steve <bigbird3969@...>

> <Dr >

> Date: 10/30/01 9:31:37 PM

> Subject: Re: RE: another toxin-free shampoo, cleanser

>

> I'm not Sherry, and I'm not a distributor, but the shampoo (and it's

counterpart natural make-ups etc.) are sold by the Earl Mindell MLM group

Free Life, and is formulated by Chae. It is probably too new to be on

the Hulda approved for usage list, and I can just about bet, that she

went by the ingredients, and the " reputation " in lieu of " testing " it

herself.

>

> FYI and IMO,

> Steve

> --------------------------------------------------------------

> hi Sherry,

>

> Sounds interesting but I'm wondering how you know the shampoo is toxin

free. Did you test it/have it tested ?

>

> Abutilon

>

>

>

> on 10/29/01 3:55 PM, sherryeich@... at sherryeich@...

wrote:

>

> I also use a toxin-free shampoo & skin cleanser, & the ingredients are

all organic. I get it thru a distributor, but you may find it on the

internet if you do a search. It's called Organic Essentials by Chae.

If you can't find it, email me direct & I'll tell you where to find it.

sherry

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/31/2001 1:46:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, leoelfie@t...

writes:

<< Can you share your recipe with us? >>

Sure.

1/4 c. Borax to 4 c. (1liter) water...Hot water works best.

1/2 tsp. Ascorbic C powder to 2 c. water per shower, for rinse. (Cold water,

if you're brave, less for short hair.)

Wash hair with 1/2 c. of the Borax water (less for short hair), rinse with C

water.

Whala, clean hair! Less is More!

When the water runs out of the Borax liter, I add a little more Borax to what

has settled at the bottom and then add hot water.

Note: Dr. says in CFAAC page 545, that ascorbic acid, vinegar and lemon

are not strong enough to rinse out the Borax and to use citric acid, so I

don't know if by using the ascorbic acid anyways, if I am not missing a ph

process needed to reverse the acidity of the soap or not? The ascorbic works

well for me (no more oily hair) if I don't rinse it out, but I don't want to

advocate it without at least mentioning my inability to follow directions,

sometimes...Blink.. Blink.

Foggs...This just in...Borax has a new box!

In a message dated 11/1/2001 9:18:45 AM Eastern Standard Time,

pj20844@... writes:

<< Please give the recipe for the BoraxC shampoo. I

really can't stand just borax as after a few weeks it

leaves my scalp a gummy mess. But I am afraid of

regular shampoo >>