Do you think olive oil soap would be ok to use as shampoo to wash hair?
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Don't listen to 'Marie' the other reviewer. I came to rely on this stuff after my dry eye got intolerable. Restasis ads say permanent dry eye is on the rise, probably all the silica (ground sand) in EVERYTHING including eye cream and toothpaste, seriously, look for yourself. If you make it through the awkward phase (of the natural soap washing all that sand out of the cuticle of your hair strands, about 1 week) you'll never go back.I wish more people would ask, taking all that plastic out of our landfills. I rarely use conditioner anymore too. This soap is better for our pipes, soil, rivers, budget, etc. and you'll also spend less time in the shower saving water. This matters even if you rent. Don't listen to 'Marie' the other reviewer. I came to rely on this stuff after my dry eye got intolerable. Restasis ads say permanent dry eye is on the rise, probably all the silica (ground sand) in EVERYTHING including eye cream and toothpaste, seriously, look for yourself. If you make it through the awkward phase (of the natural soap washing all that sand out of the cuticle of your hair strands, about 1 week) you'll never go back.I wish more people would ask, taking all that plastic out of our landfills. I rarely use conditioner anymore too. This soap is better for our pipes,... » Read More Don't listen to 'Marie' the other reviewer. I came to rely on this stuff after my dry eye got intolerable. Restasis ads say permanent dry eye is on the rise, probably all the silica (ground sand) in EVERYTHING including eye cream and toothpaste, seriously, look for yourself. If you make it through the awkward phase (of the natural soap washing all that sand out of the cuticle of your hair strands, about 1 week) you'll never go back.I wish more people would ask, taking all that plastic out of our landfills. I rarely use conditioner anymore too. This soap is better for our pipes, soil, rivers, budget, etc. and you'll also spend less time in the shower saving water. This matters even if you rent. « Show Less
1381483
Don't listen to 'Marie' the other reviewer. I came to rely on this stuff after my dry eye got intolerable. Restasis ads say permanent dry eye is on the rise, probably all the silica (ground sand) in EVERYTHING including eye cream and toothpaste, seriously, look for yourself. If you make it through the awkward phase (of the natural soap washing all that sand out of the cuticle of your hair strands, about 1 week) you'll never go back. I wish more people would ask, taking all that plastic out of our landfills. I rarely use conditioner anymore too. This soap is better for our pipes, soil, rivers, budget, etc. and you'll also spend less time in the shower saving water. This matters even if you rent.
1731242
I would say not. Better used for a thicker liquid ex: hand soap, shampoo, lotion etc. hope this helps.
886429
I could not put my hands on the literature that came with the soap nuts, but not sure I would want to! ?? There is a liquid soap nut derivative that is included with the soap nuts order that can be used for washing dishes and things around the house, but I don't think I would personally try using any of the soap nut products for washing my hair. There are enough other natural products on the market for that purpose including NaturOil's own products.
670746
Hi. I have not tried using it as a shampoo so I cannot honestly say. Worth a try?
836764
No. When you wash your hair it does not lather up like traditional shampoo. But it does clean well.
1880041
You should never use extra virgin olive oil in soap,, always use Olive pomace oil or regular pure olive oil , grade A olive oil makes a better soap
740747
I did not find it to be great as a body wash - so, there definitely wouldn't be enough lather (for me) as a shampoo!
622604
No. The Rinso Blue was a laundry additive, not shampoo.I'm not advising you to do it. Use the Pantene. It's great! In in Florida & the sun & pool water, & ocean can really be hard on any hair. I have no problems using Pantene.
2256979
Honestly, I don't think it would work well for someone who has oily hair. If you spray too close or use too much it tends to make your hair look greasy.
1403891
I used them in my homemade hair oils. Not sure how they would do in soaps. They are for external use only.
1403889
I am sorry! I don't do soap making! When I use these oils it will be for making hair care products. Sorry I was not much help.
821445
I don't think I would try it with shampoo. How would you get it out of your hair? You could use the cap and when your hair dries you could add some baby powder at the scalp to absorb the oil, or you could try a product I use on occasion by Redken, Poweder Fresh. It's a spry in dry shampoo but would use it after the hair was dry.
886427
I do not believe I would try that. I see that it does say you can boil it and use it for personal cleansing but I think I would actually buy the actual shampoo that contains soap nut liquid.
409041
My hair is thin and the shampoo does not weigh hair down, so should be good for what you would like to do.
2032814
I wouldn't think so, as you have to have a basin to pour a capful or two of the rinse into some warm water.As far as the shampoo, I didn't purchase that particular item.
531337
Maybe...it's a great hair conditioner...it might leave you kinda oily though unless you use it really sparingly. Idk, I'd try it if I were you, if it doesn't work you can use it to cook w or somethin (:
942793
I'm noticing a lot of you ladies are using olive oil as one of the key ingredients to washing your brushes. Am I out of the loop since I'm using a brush cleaner that I spritz on between applications?