Shampoo and harmfulness of shampoos.
It's important to know. Knowledge is power or you will be treated.
Our company has enough specialists to explain the harmfulness of shampoos, and a normal educated person should know in the era of capitalism in the Russian Federation what MDC and MPC are, and even more so the harmfulness of shampoos that we use every day. Companies come and go, but you live.
To describe the harm, there are not enough words for us, for such products in the USSR, the forest should be thrown into camps. Shampoo Birch and Nettle (and who remembers Egg) - were 99% safer. And then profit and profit.
In fact, the shampoos that are so widely advertised in the media are very harmful. In order to be convinced of this, it is enough to read their composition. So, most shampoos include such a substance that does not say anything to the vast majority of women, like sodium laureth sulfate, or SLS for short, and this is as much as 50 percent of the volume. Of course, in shampoo advertisements you will not hear about the mention of this substance. This remedy is obtained by processing coconut oil, the substance has received widespread use due to its very low cost.
The impact of harmful and dangerous additives in the composition of the shampoo on the hair, scalp and health
It is not necessary for the consumer to know that SLS additive is a very cheap detergent that is used not only for the manufacture of shampoos, shower gels and other personal care products. It is also used to make floor cleaners and engine degreasers. The harm of shampoos, which include SLS, is explained by the fact that they destroy the protein bonds that make up the hair and scalp. In addition, laureth sulfate causes severe damage not only to the skin and hair, but, more seriously, to the mucous membrane of the eye. According to studies by American scientists, when interacting with the surface of the skin and mucous membranes of the eyes, SLS is deposited in the tissues and, by changing the protein structure, prevents wound healing, and as a result of other studies, a connection was found between exposure to eye tissues of laureth sulfate and the formation of cataracts.
Considering the above facts, one can only be amazed at how, despite the undeniable harm of dangerous components contained in shampoos, they continue to be widely used. Of course, for obvious reasons, manufacturers will not talk about what harmful and dangerous additives and components actually are in shampoos, but if you care about your health, you should understand the danger of using these seemingly harmless and safe means.
Laurite sulfate is not the only dangerous ingredient in shampoos. In addition to it, the composition of shampoos includes additives that pose a direct threat not only to health, but also to human life. For example, diethanol, this component is an active carcinogen, but when washed, it quickly penetrates through the pores of the scalp and carries with it the risk of liver and kidney cancer.
The composition of modern shampoos, probably, will fit the entire periodic table, most of their names are long, difficult to pronounce and have a dubious reputation. Dyes, fragrances, foaming components - all this is not so safe. Brittle and dull hair, dandruff, skin irritation are just a few of the consequences of exposure to these substances.
How to wash your hair instead of regular shampoo? Harmless and safe natural shampoos.
How to be? How to wash your hair instead of regular shampoo? As an alternative, we recommend using natural products. Natural shampoos made from herbs, eggs, kefir and other natural products, unlike conventional shampoos, are completely safe and harmless, they wash hair well from grease and dirt, give it a healthy shine and thickness.
Generally horror: from here http://neways-by.narod.ru/vrednie_ingrid.htm
Each preparation contains a base, thickeners, foaming agents, flavors, dyes, preservatives and many others - 10-20 items.
SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE (SLS) is used in 95% of shampoos. Used in toothpastes, shampoos, facial cleansers, shaving products, liquid soaps, shower gels, bubble baths and more. One of the most dangerous ingredients, especially dangerous for children. Able to penetrate into the eyes, brain, heart, liver, kidneys, spleen and accumulate there. SLS is a mutagen! Penetrating into the eyes of children, SLS changes the protein composition of the eyes, delays the normal development of these children, and causes cataracts. It has the ability, even after abundant rinsing, to leave an irritating film on the skin, hair, causing itching, rashes and dandruff, exposure to hair follicles can lead to their loss.
SODIUM LAURETH SULFATE (SLES) (sodium laurel sulfate): has the same effect as (SLS), but in a more drastic form. Contains ether.
MINERAL OIL - mineral (technical) oil. Its varieties are (Propylen glycol) propylene glycol, (Petrolatum) petrolatum, (Solid Oil) grease, (Paraffin) paraffin, (Paraffin Oil) paraffin, oil, vaseline (glycerin, lanolin). Used to make creams, cleansers, moisturizers, skin protectors, lipsticks, etc. Mineral Oil and its varieties are capable of causing petrochemical allergization, which leads to arthritis, migraine, epilepsy and diabetes. Mineral Oil disrupts the metabolism of vitamins A, D, E, causing the phenomenon of excessive dryness of the epidermis and the development of dermatitis.
PROPYLEN GLYCOL (propylene glycol) - behaves like a vascular, antiplasmatic poison, causing dystrophic changes in the liver and kidneys
FLAVORING, TOLUOL are artificial flavors. Used in perfumes and also found in every fragrance. Today, about 95% of fragrances are
artificial chemical compounds, so they are neurotoxic. Dermatologists warn that fragrances can cause allergies (especially toluene).
ALUMINUM (aluminum) - used in deodorants. Aluminum salts, getting into our body, are no longer excreted from there and lead to damage to the central nervous system, to dementia, attention disorder, memory loss and, as its extreme manifestation, to senile insanity.
TALC (talc) - used in powders, powders, blushes, eyeshadows. It is a very dangerous carcinogen that causes cancer.
ARTIFICIAL DYES - they include heavy metals - arsenic, lead; capable of causing cancer.
ALCOHOL (alcohol) - increases the risk of cancer of the throat and mouth.
FORMALDEHYDE (butyl, ethyl, methyl) - causes cancer.
BUTANE (butane) - an aerosol propellant, highly flammable, in large doses it has narcotic and asphyxiating properties.
SODIUM FLUORIDE (fluoride - sodium fluoride) - causes the development of cancer.
SALT (salt): used as a thickener. Dries, irritates and corrodes the skin.
Government agencies are no longer able to hide the truth: fluoride is a carcinogen; can stimulate or cause cancer.
For many years, this ingredient has been advertised as being good for teeth, strengthening enamel, protecting against cavities, and so on. It was introduced into the composition of toothpastes, the cost of which then increased sharply, and was recommended to children as "a component necessary during the development of permanent teeth." And all this despite the fact that back in 1977, the National American Cancer Institute showed the connection of fluoride with cancer.
DIETHANOLAMINE (DEA), as well as (TEA) - cleaners. Used in shampoos, conditioners, shaving gels, showers, bath foams, etc. Potential carcinogens that combine with nitrates (chemical reactions occur in jars to form nitrates) form chemicals called nitrosamines. Nitrosamines are active, cancer-causing chemicals.
DIOXIN is a very powerful cancer-causing chemical. In the list of ingredients, Dioxin is not listed. Any soap, any liquid cleaner you use at home, laundry detergent, liquid soap, any household products also contain Dioxin.
Check the labels on the products you use for the listed potentially harmful ingredients.
On September 6, 1997, an article in the Boston Globe magazine quoted Senator Edward M. Kennedy as saying that, according to the General Accounting Office (OAO), more than 125 cosmetic products contain ingredients that can lead to cancer, and as well as other diseases that can cause birth defects.
Shampoo and harmfulness of shampoos.
In order to see which shampoos contain harmful substances, it is enough to go to any cosmetics store and pay attention to relatively cheap, but well-advertised brands. Despite the fact that manufacturers indicate on the packaging of these products a phrase that is very beneficial for their business, such as “Restores the hair structure”, “Nourishes from the very roots”, etc., in fact, almost all these shampoos contain dangerous component number 1, namely Sodium Lauryl Sulphate.
SLS comes second on the list of ingredients in most shampoos. Being a detergent and an excellent foaming agent, it is a cheap and easy to use ingredient. Thanks to Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, one drop of the product is enough to get rich foam. Many buyers believe that the amount of foam formed determines the quality of the product to some extent, but this is far from the case.
With frequent use of shampoos with sodium lauryl sulfate, the condition of the curls may worsen and excessive hair loss may occur. On the one hand, the aggressive effect is to some extent muted by some emollient shampoo ingredients, but due to the toxicity of Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, many consumers have begun to pay attention to sulfate-free products.
The chemical composition of sodium lauryl sulfate allows this component to enter and accumulate in the tissues of the heart, liver and eyes. SLS slows down the body's metabolism and dries out the scalp, despite its advantage of actually removing oil and dirt from the hair.
As a result of research conducted at the Medical College of the University of Georgia, it turned out what properties sodium lauryl sulfate has. Here is some of them:
- SLS removes grease and dirt by oxidizing the surface. As a result of exposure to a substance, a kind of film remains on the skin, which, with prolonged contact, causes irritation, itching, allergies, and even redness.
- SLS is able to change the protein composition of cells, worsen the immune system. It is not recommended for use for washing the hair of young children, as long-term exposure can cause various diseases, including cataracts.
- SLS, when ingested through the pores of the scalp or body, is practically not excreted by the liver.
- SLS eliminates not only oil and dirt, but also the natural film of hair that protects curls from environmental influences. Such a strong degreasing stimulates the activity of the sebaceous glands, as a result, the hair has to be washed even more often.
- SLS doesn't just dry out your hair, it dries it out, making it very brittle. If, when washing, the applied and foamed product is not washed off immediately, but wait for a while, the hair will fall out excessively, dandruff may occur.
Looking at the composition of shampoos, in the top five names you can see another component called laureth sulfate, it creates the illusion of an expensive product for the user, because with just a few hand movements it has the ability to create abundant foam. Cheap surfactants are used in products such as bath foam, shower gel, makeup remover, intimate wash gel, etc. It is very profitable for manufacturers to include SLS and SLES in their products, therefore, about 90% of all shampoos contain these aggressive components, which continue to be in demand among buyers, though not among those who prefer safe products.
- If you have sensitive skin, shampoos that contain SLS and SLES will definitely not work for you. These components should also alert people with allergic skin, as well as the use of young children.
- If you use a product with SLS or SLES once and rarely, nothing bad will happen to your skin or hair. Another is if you do it often and regularly. Even small concentrations of these components can cause serious problems.
- A little more and you will succumb to advertising with flashy words like “Saves from dandruff”, “Restores the hair structure”, “To treat itching”? Don't forget to check the ingredients of the product. Sulfate shampoos, on the contrary, can cause the above effects.
The top five most dangerous substances in modern shampoos are Diethanolamine and Triethanolamine (DEA and TEA). Playing the role of foaming agents and emulsifiers in both cheap and expensive products, they can lead to dryness and even irritation of the scalp. Beware of combining these components with nitrates. With prolonged and frequent use of products with DEA and TEA in the body, the ability to absorb vitamin B4 may deteriorate.
Where to buy a good shampoo
Some users of natural shampoos complain that the products they purchased are not able to clean hair of oil and dirt as well as sulfate-containing products do. There is a lot of truth in this, but there is one BUT! You can buy sulfate-free shampoos with chemicals that will do their job with a bang, but, at the same time, will be among the safe ones.
Let's look at a few safe and effective shampoos:
1. YES to cucumbers- Shampoo for colored and damaged hair. This American-made product contains 95% natural ingredients, including dill, cucumber, green pepper, broccoli, aloe vera gel, citric acid, olive oil, lactic acid, vitamin E, and panthenol. Contains no parabens, petroleum products, or hazardous SLS or SLES. Volume - 500 ml, price - 1110 rubles.
2. Desert Essence Coconut- Shampoo for dry hair containing rosemary leaf extract, olive oil, shea butter and coconut oil, burdock root extract, and other beneficial ingredients. As in the previous version, there are no sulfates and other harmful ingredients. The shampoo smells great of coconut and lathers well. Volume - 237 ml, price - $6.74.
3. Organic Shop “Moroccan princess. Recovery"- Shampoo for all hair types. The composition does not contain silicones, parabens and aggressive surfactants. Volume - 280 ml, cost - 244 rubles.
Video about the most dangerous components of shampoos:
When choosing a shampoo, carefully read the composition indicated on the label. Harmful additives in shampoos commonplace today, so it is important to know which harmful ingredients in shampoos and other cosmetics cause damage not only to your hair, but to the whole body as a whole.
Cosmetics has become an integral part of modern life. To a large extent, women, to a lesser extent - men, but all the inhabitants of the planet use cosmetics at least to take care of their own bodies and maintain hygiene. Manufacturers know that such products will not linger on the shelves. And, of course, many of them are trying to earn more, not particularly caring about the health of their consumers.
Parabens
Parabens- chemicals used as preservatives, and therefore they are found in so many products, including cosmetics. They are used to fight bacteria and fungi, and at the same time they are notable for their low cost, because manufacturers have long taken these substances into service.
Almost all parabens that are used as preservatives are obtained chemically and not naturally.
But how harmful are parabens? Some studies claim that they are potentially dangerous, and even associated with the risk of cancer. Parabens can mimic the hormone estrogen, which science already knows plays a major role in the development of breast cancer. The researchers found exactly parabens in the cells of breast tumors. Also, this substance negatively affects the production of testosterone and the functioning of the male reproductive system. I recommend that you stop buying a shampoo that contains parabens.
In recent years, entire discussions have been unfolding about the potential health risks from the use of parabens in skin and hair care products. In my opinion, products that are applied to the skin and hair should be safe and as natural as possible, after all, they can even get into our blood, so it really makes sense to always use the most natural ingredients.
There is a lot of evidence, and many scientists today agree that parabens are also linked to breast cancer. A recent British study published in the Journal of Applied Toxicology found that high concentrations of parabens were found in eighteen out of twenty breast tumor samples.
Sodium lauryl sulfate (sodium laureth sulfate)
Chemical substance sodium lauryl sulfate(SLS) and his close relative sodium laureth sulfate(SLES) are widely used in the manufacture of soaps, shampoos, detergents and other products that lather. Both of these substances are cheap blowing agents. A study published in the Journal of the American College of Toxicology in 1983 showed that at low concentrations, sodium laureth sulfate can, at a minimum, cause skin irritation.
Do you know that some soaps have a sulfate concentration of up to 30%, which is simply dangerous for health?
Shampoos are one of the most popular products that contain this chemical. Studies of the effects of these chemicals on humans have shown dismal results. Irritation of the eyes, scalp, matted hair, swelling of the hands, face - all this side effects from SLS. Now imagine how such harmful substances in shampoos affect the scalp?
So why are dangerous chemicals like sodium lauryl sulfate are used in our soaps and shampoos? The answer is simple - it's cheap. Sodium lauryl sulfate can be found in soap, in the same way it is used to degrease car engines. It dissolves grease on car engines, dissolves grease on the skin, which can cause a drying effect.
Laurisulfate denatures skin proteins, which not only causes irritation, but also allows pollutants from the environment to more easily accumulate on the lower, sensitive layers of the skin. The most annoying thing is that sodium laureth sulfate is also absorbed into the body through the skin. As soon as it has been absorbed by the skin, it immediately begins to mimic the activity of the hormone estrogen. Such a reaction has many health consequences, starting various problems with PMS and menopausal symptoms, worsening of the reproductive system in men, increasing the risk of cancer in women, including breast tumors, when estrogen levels are known to be critical.
How does sodium laureth sulfate affect hair?
Since they lose their natural fatty protective layer, which is simply destroyed by this chemical. The top layer of the scalp becomes thinner, problems with dandruff, itching, cross-section and hair loss begin.
Silicone
Often many argue about the harm or benefit silicone in shampoo. In fact, there is a huge variety of silicones, and it is not possible to find out which one is contained in your shampoo. It is impossible to say for sure that silicones are harmful substances in shampoos. However, if you have the opportunity, it is better to choose shampoo without silicone a. But as stylists say, and women who use hair care products, silicone makes them heavier, makes them even and thick, making styling easier.
In the next article, we will tell you about shampoos without harmful additives and where you can buy them!
Choose, take care of your health and the health of your hair!
Hello my dear readers!
For a very long period, I tried various cosmetic hair care products: medical, professional, natural.
I followed a special diet and tried to figure out vitamins for hair.
And in the end, I came to the conclusion that I spent a huge amount of time, money, and even useful products, just in vain.
I especially flew with shampoos, buying something that simply could not solve my hair problems.
It's only now, I finally figured out that 90% of all shampoos are just well-hyped marketing moves.
Most of them cannot stop, enhance their growth and improve their general condition.
Which of them will be absolutely useless for your hair, what can replace shampoo and what should be included in a good hair shampoo.
From this article you will learn:
The composition of the shampoo - components and their properties
So, for starters, let's figure out what shampoo consists of.
The main components of any shampoo:
- Base or detergent (Water and surfactant)
- Special agents that give the shampoo its properties
- Preservatives to ensure long shelf life
- pH Balanced Ingredients
- Dyes, flavors, stabilizers, thickeners, etc.
Most often, when choosing a shampoo, we pay attention to fad number two!
We carefully examine the label and see ingredients such as antioxidants, vitamins, herbal extracts, fruit acids, pearl dust, collagen, etc.
It seems to us that with such a composition, the shampoo simply cannot be useless and will definitely make our hair soft, healthy, strong and shiny!
Alas, this is just another myth (the same as) or another smart marketing ploy.
The main active ingredients of any shampoo
Despite the fact that the shampoo label may say "Moisturizing Shampoo with Proteins, Vitamins, Rosemary, Coconut Oil and Chamomile Extract" the main components of this and any other shampoo will be:
- The basis of the shampoo is a surfactant - a surfactant (detergent or surfactant), which forms foam and washes away dirt from the hair.
They occupy approximately 50% of the main composition of the shampoo, the remaining 50% are shared by dyes, thickeners, flavors, silicones, preservatives, and some other useful substances that you read about on the shampoo label.
Sulfate Shampoo Bases Are the Most Harmful Shampoo Ingredients
As a surfactant, sodium lauryl or laureth sulfate Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate (or ammonium) (SLS and SLES) are most often used in shampoos, which are able to perfectly cleanse hair of grease and dirt and form a strong thick foam.
But, these components have a very aggressive irritating effect on the scalp and a cumulative effect.
By using such shampoos constantly, you will turn your scalp into a very sensitive, dry and irritated scalp, which will constantly itch, peel and secrete sebum in such quantities that you will have to wash your hair every day.
And thanks to all this, your hair will fall in clumps and look just awful.
Good basics
A better and softer replacement for these surfactants are the following basics:
- TEA Layril Sulfate (Triethanolamine Lauryl Sulfate),
- TEA (Triethanolamine),
- Cocamide DEA,
- DEA-Cetylphosphate,
- DEA Oleth-3 phosphate,
- myristamide dea,
- Stearamide MEA,
- Cocamide MEA,
- Lauramide D.E.A.,
- Linoleamide MEA,
- Oleamide Dea,
- TEA Lauryl Sulfate,
- Sodium Myreth Sulfate and sodium myristyl ether sulfate,
- Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate,
- Magnesium Laureth Sulfate,
- Coco Glucoside, Sodium Myreth Sulfate and sodium myristyl ether sulfate.
Shampoos with such bases can cause completely different reactions, what works for one, causes dandruff and itching in another, or dries out the hair of a third.
But, at their core, they are also capable of irritating the skin, so I personally will not buy myself a shampoo with such basics.
In addition, I have already tested most of them on my own head, so if you have dry and sensitive scalp, these basics will not save you.
Best Basics
This usually includes nonionic surfactants and/or amphoteric surfactants. As a rule, they are much more expensive than harmful cheap bases.
They are less foamy than SLS, but perfectly restore the scalp, do not disturb its pH and do not cause irritation.
For myself, I have identified the following good shampoo bases and can confidently recommend them for use.
- Cocoamidopropyl Betaine
- Decyl Glucoside or decyl polyglucose
- Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate
- Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate
- Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate
As a rule, such shampoos are difficult to find in ordinary household chemical stores or the mass market. You need to look for them in organic or professional cosmetics stores.
You will be very lucky if you find a shampoo completely consisting of one of these bases or a combination of them.
Most often they are added as a second component to more aggressive bases to dilute them.
Brands of good shampoos with mild and healthy bases
To a brief description of each of these bases, I have added a link to the appropriate shampoo that contains it.
- Cocoamidopropyl Betaine- very soft and low-allergenic surfactant. It is produced from the fatty acids of coconut oil. It is contained in many shampoos of the company Jason Natural
- Decyl Glucoside or decyl polyglucose- a mild surfactant, consisting of glucose obtained from corn starch, coconut fatty acids. On this basis, the company manufactures its famous shampoos. Avalon Organics and Biotene H-24s
- Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate- natural surfactant obtained by the reaction of coconut and palm oils with sugar and starch. A popular base for baby shampoos, found in products baby spa
- Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate- A natural, mild, safe surfactant derived from sarcosine, a natural amino acid found in fruits and vegetables. Absolutely does not irritate the skin, perfectly cares for the hair and restores its structure. This base is present in the organic shampoos of the company Alba Botanica
Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinatee-Surfactant with mild dermatological action, often used in children's shampoos and shampoos for sensitive scalps. Shampoos on this basis are represented by the brand Nature's Gate
- This also includes organic soap bases made from soap root, soapwort or soap nuts.
Using shampoos on such bases, you can completely restore your scalp, which means that with constant use and proper application, you will provide your hair with a healthy and beautiful appearance.
Of the above, I used the second, third and fifth. And only the third shampoo did not live up to my expectations.
But, here I want to emphasize one important factor, P When choosing a shampoo, be sure to consider your hair type.
Because the shampoo of the same brand, but with a slightly different composition, can affect your hair in completely different ways.
Special agents or other components in the shampoo
These are, as I said, those substances that allegedly fill our shampoo with useful properties.
I want to tell you about those components that can be part of hair shampoos, but at the same time be absolutely useless for them.
useless shampoo ingredients
- Silicones
Designed to smooth the scales of our hair and make them smooth and shiny. that is, when silicone is applied to damaged hair, the scales are smoothed out, the silicone reflects light and the hair begins to shine.
As you understand, no hair restoration occurs, and the accumulated silicones make the hair heavier and spoil it.
- Vitamins and provitamin in shampoos
Those who understand the chemical composition of hair know that it does not contain any vitamins. Therefore, no vitamins from the outside, applied externally to the hair, will in any way affect their condition, through the heads, they will not penetrate there either.
The presence of vitamins in shampoo is useless. you should not pour it on your head, but take it inside and it is best to do this by using healthy natural plant products.
- fruit acids
Very often in the composition of shampoos can be found. It is believed that they moisturize the hair, which is an absolute myth. It is best for hair to consume fruits inside.
- Antioxidants
Unlike our skin, hair does not have wrinkles and is not always an indicator of age.
Applying shampoos with a super antioxidant complex to the hair will not affect the condition of our hair in any way. This is just a useless additive to add value to the shampoo and increase its value.
- Various herbal extracts
Very often we see shampoos that contain extracts of various herbs (aloe extract, birch leaves, nettle, chamomile, etc.)
Their effectiveness will always depend on the amount of these components. If they form the basis of a shampoo (and such shampoos really exist), then it is likely that these components will be able to improve the condition of your hair, but if there are very few of these components (which is most often found in cheap shampoos), then the effect of using this shampoo will be zero.
Pay attention to where the plant extracts are on the shampoo label, if closer to the end, then this shampoo does not make sense to take.
Pay special attention to the fact which extracts will be listed there.
For example, if you see extracts of rose, white magnolia, lotus, and other exotic plants in the composition of the shampoo, then you can be sure that these ingredients are added there in the smallest quantities and only for the inscription on the label. In addition, no one knows what quality these extracts were.
- UV protection
Many shampoos promise UV protection for your hair. .
However, most current research shows that the use of such shampoos provides only minimal protection to the hair from UV rays.
And even if the shampoo may contain such useful components that can somehow affect our scalp or the hair itself (for example, honey, royal jelly, menthol, clay, protein hydrolysates, ceramides, plant extracts, lecithins, vegetable or essential oils), most of them "work" for exactly 2-3 minutes until you wash the shampoo off your head.
Therefore, if you want these components to show their therapeutic effect, do not rinse off the shampoo immediately, but let it work for at least 10 minutes. Especially if the shampoo with the effect of conditioner on natural oils.
CONCLUSION
When you read labels and look at shampoo ingredients, remember that out of all those listed, and there may be more than 30, only 2 or 3 will actually work on your hair.
The rest of the ingredients will determine the shampoo's appearance, shelf life, color and aroma, and simply enrich its composition on the label, forcing you to buy it, spend your money on something that will not affect your hair in any way when used.
Therefore, when buying a shampoo, you should not pay attention to all its rich composition, to the loud name and description, to advertising.
MY SECRET
For more than a month, following the advice of Rickett Gofshtein (a world specialist in the field of trichology), I have completely abandoned shampoos, replacing them with castile soap(which is based on olive, coconut, castor oil and shea butter). And I really like it ☺
It is non-irritating, gently cleanses the hair and lathers well. At the same time, the scalp is restored and its greasiness is regulated, which is the most important factor for hair health.
And this soap can serve as an excellent base for homemade shampoos.
By the way, But has the same effect, I will talk about this in more detail in the following posts.
Choosing a good shampoo is a trial and error process, and what works for one person may be completely useless for another.
But, in any case, when choosing, always be guided by your hair type and the basis of the detergent. Then the search for your ideal shampoo can be reduced several times.
Be sure to watch this interesting video with homemade shampoo recipes that will help restore your hair NATURALLY!!!
I shared my experience with you, and use it or not, decide for yourself ☺
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