The only shampoo in the shower.....?
338236
I love herbal essences and you dont really smell like a girl. My girlfriend likes it.( just dont use in locker room showers with other guys because of the orgasmic sensation you get from shampoo.
220276
I love it when people leave hair stuck on the soap, it's sexy in a Crispin Glover kind of way.\nBesides I would like to know which one of my roomates dyes her hair.\nOh sorry in answer to your question. Better on the soap then my toothbrush(which for some reason has been happening a lot lately, stupid roommates, I hope you are reading this).
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Pantene Pro-V or a similar product will work, the trick is to really work the stuff into a rich, foamy lather...Bath and Body works carries a fine line-up of shampoos that you can get, and make your hair look and feel like a million bucks, no matter how thick it is.
690690
Definately a shower.  I hate the idea of soaking in the dirty bath water and shower uses a whole lot less water.
670614
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
183875
Ever heard of a SHOWER?
533775
wash your hair with mud!!!!!!
658635
shampoo......food.....
713760
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 :)
442908
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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There are instructions here:\nhttp://www.soapcrafters.com/recipes_shampoo.htm\nhttp://www.craftbits.com/viewProject.do?projectID=133\nhttp://www.aromaticsandmore.com/formulas/making_shampoo.html
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lol. dont get me wrong but i use elmers glue. it actually comes out pretty easy during a shower. p.s. remember, rinse, lather, repeat!
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I don't know where you got the idea that soap and shampoo are acidic. That is not true in very many cases. \n\nSoap is made from a saponified fat by reacting a fat with an alkali. When using soap it reacts with dissolved calcium carbonate in water to form a precipitate called soap scum. If you use it in your hair this insoluble deposit will end up on your hair. Soap will also remove more oil from hair than shampoo will, leaving hair dry and brittle. \n\nShampoo is similar, but often has much more gentle properties than soap. It generally contains an anionic surfactant, but commonly in baby shampoos will have an amphoteric surfactant to reduce irritation. The primary difference is that due to a slightly different molecular structure, shampoo is less likely to remove all oil from your hair than soap, and less likely to leave insoluble deposits behind like soap. \n\nVery little soap or shampoo has a pH of 6. Shampoo often has citric acid added to reduce its pH because naturally it is  basic- not acid, as is most soap. To give you some examples of the pH of soap, Zest has a pH of 10, Ivory has a pH of 9.5, and Dove has a pH of 7. (This is one reason I make my own soap.)\n\nBy the way, all those vitamins would do you more good if you ate them. Hair is dead.
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Don't use soap.  It scums up the tub/shower and encourages mold.  Use liquid body cleanser, aka body shampoo, the kind that comes in a pump bottle.  Always lathers up.  No more soap scum, no mold formation.  And it is more sanitary, because it comes out of a bottle by pump action, so if somebody else uses it, the remainder has never touched their body....
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Ok like said... before shampoo was invented... in India one of the major hair washer was Shikakai (Acacia Concinna)... its is a natural-detergent free and soap free shampoo....  Shikakai is a small spindly plant that grows in the arid regions of India and Burma. Its claim to fame is its large pod which has been collected, ground into powder, mixed with water and used for centuries as a gentle cleanser for "lustrous long hair". In fact, "shikakai" literally translates as "fruit for the hair".... The powder of shikakai is mixed with various other herbs, Hibiscus flowers and leaves( softens the hair texture), Amla(deepens the black colour of the hair and makes it healthy), lemon.. (not much.. very less), Fenugreek seeds( again works good for hair) ,soap nuts( a natural detergent.. but very mild) and also some herbal roots are added to this mix. All these are dried under sun and ground to a very smooth powder. \n\nThis is then mixed ith water and applied to well oiled hair. By oiling the hair it will retain a shiny texture. And ofcourse there wont be trace of oil when washed with this mix.\n\nIt is still used by many in India even today... Highly recommended when u have plenty of time to go through the whole process of washing the hair urself.\n\nOther hair conditioners used in India are hibiscus leaves ground to a paste and applied to the hair, aloe vera paste... Henna or Mehendi is used to colouring the hair.... they r all still in use.
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If they are totally bald (ie shave their heads) they use soap like they would on their face.  If they have a cuff, they use shampoo on that
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Yes, I don't even know when I started doing it.  It seems so natural.  A guy once asked me out of the blue if I peed in the shower and it caught me offguard because I thought maybe I was one of the few in the world that did.  But after I told him, he let me know he also did.  Now, everytime I am in a relationship and I am taking a shower with my mate, we use this as an opportunity to experiment with golden showers.  Urine comes out of the body sterile.  At least, it is what I thought.  I don't do it in the tub, since I am soaking in that water...but I have a thing against tub baths used for bathing...tangent!