the nature of egg shampoo?
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it contains egg white wince it is high in protien..many egg shampoos use real egg white while some use its froth with a lot of parfum shampoo
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Because soap smells good, AND it is made with tallow (which is animal fat!) which is appealing to wee little mice!!
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Don't buy shampoo that has a conditioner mixed in it.This will only make your hair have more oil.When you wash your hair, wash it three times per wash. Also stress can make ones hair have more oil.If you find that it needs washing at some point during your day, but you don't have time at that point to wash it.You can apply a small amount of baby powder to your hair,while rubbing it evenly all over your hair,and you will get instant dry hair.(Just my opinion) Good Luck, Roman
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While there may be a cleansing component to the shampoo, the "detox" in the name refers actually to a chemical that kills head lice.  The shampoo's main purpose is to rid a person of head lice and their nits (eggs).\n\nRead the instructions carefully and do not overuse.
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the chemical in lice shampoos and dog shampoo is exactly the same Pyretherins or permythiryn which is an extract from chrysanthemums different names same chemical.\nIt is also used by exterminators to fog houses.\nNearly harmless to humans as it is not cumulative.\n Don't go eating it though.\nThe problem is since it has been used for so long the little blighters have developed a tolerance for it.\nNow while it won't outright kill them a cocktail of Neem, tea tree, lemon, and lavender oils really soaked in will act as a great repellent they hate it.\nAnd it is good for your hair and scalp.\nDog shampoo the adults conditioner comb out the eggs and mix those oils into a shampoo or conditioner every time they wash and they should stay away.\nThe biggest problem is re-infestation.\nMiss just one and they will be back stronger them before.
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Did you know that raw eggs can be used as part of your beauty routine and not just on your face? You can also use them in your hair for conditioning and adding shine. Here are some recipes that you can use before you shampoo or after. The choice is yours. \nThese conditioners you use before shampooing: \n\nFirst of all an egg yolk makes a great conditioner for your hair. Simply mix it with 2 tsp of a castor oil and massage into your hair. Rinse thoroughly.\n\nOne raw egg...\nWhisk one or two raw eggs together and then work into your hair. Allow to dry and then shampoo out, followed by a vinegar and water rinse. This treatment will soften your hair nicely.
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The dyes added to shampoos are usually only there at VERY low levels (typically less than 0.001%). When the shampoo foams, internal light reflection within the bubbles further reduces the apparent dye colour.\n\nIt is possible to produce coloured foams but the dye load needs to be increased dramatically (up to about 0.05%). The problem with this is there is then enough dye in the shampoo to actually stain. This level of dye is actually used in some high foam CAR shampoos because customers think that the colour strength is somehow related to the detergent strength (WRONG!).\n\nYou can also play some neat tricks with fluorescent dyes and optical brighteners - which activate ONLY when struck by UV light and so may be light in colour in the shampoo but higher in colour as they catch more light when dilute.
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To make it slippery!\n\nIt's alcohol based and water soluble so it does not remain on your skin after the shower.
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I use the breast cancer soap from Philosophy.  It's called "Shower for a Cure".  I love the scent and the fact that proceeds go to breast cancer research.
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use coconut based shampoo
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how do i like my eggs...
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Not all shampoo is clear, but I guess if they WERE different, it's because conditioner has more stuff in it. After all, shampoo is to clean your hair, why would you want to put a whole bunch of crap in it. As for that girl who said her shampoo isn't clear, it's probably conditioning shampoo.
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Usually shampoo is developed for hair, and soap for your body. Try finding a shampoo for your hair, for example, if it is curly, find a curl enhancing shampoo. It will probably be better than using soap.
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I  KNOW THIS  SOUNDS  WEIRD ,  BUT  TRY  USING    A    BABY  SHAMPOO , MADE  BY   JOHNSONS &  JOHNSONS
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Try a product called "RID". You massage it into your scalp killing all the bugs and eggs. It also comes with a fine comb to brush them away. It smells pretty caustic, but it works. Just make sure you follow the instructions.
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Do not buy the lice treatments like Riddex. People who suggest those usually do not have much experience. That kills the lice (sometimes) but it doesn't help you get the eggs out!\n\nBuy Prell - it's a shampoo you can find at almost any place where you normally buy shampoo - it's green. The reason why this works is because it is a SUPER CLEAN shampoo - it makes the strands of hair so clean and slick that it is easier to comb the eggs out. Also, try Tea Tree oil. This stuff smells AWFUL! But - it kills the lice and the eggs, and helps to loosen the eggs from the hair.\n\nDirections:\n- Wash her hair with Prell and nothing else.\n- Apply the Tea Tree oil (you can buy this at Wal-Mart with the other natural items, usually with the Vitamins) to wet hair.\n- After applying it, put a shower cap over all of her hair and let it sit for about 20 minutes. It may get a little warm, but that's okay.\n- After 20 minutes, wash it out - her hair WILL stink but it'll be okay. ;)\n- Place a towel over the table and shake her hair out over it - preferably white so that you can see what's coming out.\n- Use a good (spare no expense) lice comb (metal works best and make sure the teeth are very close together) and go through each and every bit of hair with it.\n\nYou should find that the combination of Prell and Tea Tree oil makes everything just fall right out.\n\nHope that helps!
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I personally like Tide (with a touch of Downy)\n\nGain is also pretty good.\n\nThey both leave a fresh scent and get rid of stains. I bleach my whites seperately though :-)