How to make natural shampoo?
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The 1 oz. of mixed herbs in the following recipe is non-specified because I have no idea what your hair is like - oily/dry, dark/light, etc. For more specific herbs, email me.\n\nGeneral Shampoo Recipe:\nMakes 8 oz.\n\nPut 1 oz or more of mixed herbs in a nonmetal or enamel pot and add 10 ozs. or a bit more of spring water - or tap water will do. \nBring gently to a boil, lower heat, and gently simmer for 5-10 mins.\nTurn off heat & let infuse for 5-10 minutes longer. Strain off the liquid into another pot that contains 1 oz. of good quality Olive oil castile soap. Stir until the soap melts and add 1 or 2 drops of your favorite essential oil. \n\nNow bottle your genuine herbal shampoo, use sparingly and it will last 1 person from 3-8 weeks.\n\nI have many more recipes at my website.\n\nA good shampoo should contain:\na medicinal or cleansing herb\nan emollient\nan herb for color\nan herb for conditioning\nscent, if you like
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The VERY best thing to use is aloe vera.  Straight from the plant is the ultimate best but you can buy it over the counter too.  Its natural and works great.  If you buy it over the counter, keep it in the fridge.  The additional coolness will help even more.
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Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap 18-in-1 Hemp pure-Castile Soap. Made with organic oils. For the face, use either :lavender (for oily or acne prone skin), almond or Aloe vera (for normal, dry and sensitive skin).This is THE BEST stuff anyone can use. It's very inexpensive! It's good for your wallet, your bod, your (and our) environment. Did I mention that you can use it also as body wash, dish wash liquid and shampoo (for short hair though).That's why it's 18-in-one! And  . . . no animal testing! www.drbronner.com     (760)743-2211  Box 28,Escondido, CA. 92033  All you need is a very small amount!! The size of a dime is more than plenty.Comes in various sizes.
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use garnier fructisse long and strong its so good for your hair...if you dont like that then use herbal essences
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Ok, all of the other answers to this question suck! Yes there are detox shampoos. But follow the directions closely, because they only work for a limited time.The best shampoo for this is called Get Clean. Go to a head shop, or something similar, or order it from the net.\nwww.drug-testing-detox.com
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spray or deo, parfum, medical-alchool, nailsdecolorant.. etc\n\nanything based on powerfull alchool or with low boiling temeprature...
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include coconut(copra) in your diet, take handful of methi seeds(yellow), put in coconut oil & heat till methi turns black & use this oil to massage in your hair daily.  alternatively use jute bags (in which you get rice), burn this juste till black & add it to coconut oil.  use this oil & massage thoroughly in your scalp & if possible sit under sun & allow sunrays to penetrate your hair for atleast half an hour then shampoo.  do these atleast twice a week for atleast 2 months & you will yourself feel the difference
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ME TOO! i use this dandruff shampoo from Redken...it works really good...you use it like once a week and you just leave it in your hair for 2-5 minutes then rinse it out...it doesn't stink either...\nhope this helps you :)
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1. Use a good shampoo- alternate between a coal-tar based product (smells nasty, works great!), a decent dandruff/psorasis shampoo, and a 'daily clarifying' or baby shampoo. Alternating is important because your scalp will get used to just one version, and the baby/clarifyin shampoo will prevent build-up of chemicals. Follow the directions on the shampoo- you usually need to leave it in place for a while.\n\n2. Do not over-stimulate your scalp. Lots of scrubbing, combing, or brushing the scalp will scour off the old crust, but that just stimulates new crust growth. Leave the crust alone and let the chemicals work on it. If you feel you HAVE to sour/brush hard, do it before shampooing with the coal-tar product and then let the stuff sit in place for a bit.\n\n3. Do not over-wash your hair. Oddly enough, too clean of hair often has worse dandruff than hair that is only washed a couple-three times a week. You can rinse it between times with just water when you shower.\n\n4. Check out the various anti-dandruff websites or medical sites rather than entrusting your health to the sorts of random answers you can get in places like this.
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2 in 1 shampoo does not work chemically and its best to use separate shampoo and conditioners
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Well, There are some shampoos available.. that are known as..\nANTI-LICE Shampoos..\nTry any of them...
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try a medicated shampoo
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use a very mild shampoo like a baby shampoo and condition it regularly
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Only buy shampoo from beauty salons, they are not expensive and will not ruin your hair, or cause "white sands", and don't use conditioners. If your hair is healthy, you won't need them. Once you start using conditioners, you can't stop, they "eat" the inner shaft of the hair. Conditioning balm from beauty salons is fine, only use it about once a month.
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tea tree oil shampoo works well, and try brushing through a little talcum powder in between washes to absorb excess oil. Hope this helps :)
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Use the proper shampoos..The new Head and Shoulders with ocean minerals and special formula is good..Don't wash your hair too iften..You also can use before shampooing some essential oils or just massage the csalp with a pure Olive Oil..Take Vitamins..Good luck!!
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Apply natural henna for hair it will make hair stronger and ll hide the white hairs also.\n\nTo create henna, the leaves are dried and ground into a powder that is greenish-brown.