"No-poo"/Sulfate free shampoo people.

[sillysally]

I can't fathom washing my hair even just a few times a week. I wash mine daily usually, though I can get away with every other day if I get up late or something.

[kady05]

Originally Posted by sillysally

I can't fathom washing my hair even just a few times a week. I wash mine daily usually, though I can get away with every other day if I get up late or something.

I can't imagine washing mine daily

[Dogdragoness]

Originally Posted by kady05

I can't imagine washing mine daily

Me either, I can only imagine how frizzy & crackly my hair would be, LOL the horses would probably try & eat it because it would look so much like coastal hay :S.

When I "wash" with conditioner, I actually step out of the shower (the stalls here in the bathrooms are really small), bend over & flip my hair upside down & really work the conditioner all the way through it since its so thick & I have no problems with it being oily or having scalp buildup.

for the days that I do wash my hair, I use dandruff shampoo on the rare occasions where I do have buildup. Otherwise I use my regular shampoo.

Also, a hair stylist told me one time that your hair "gets used" to a certain type of shampoo/conditioner if you use it too long (I was wondering why my intense moisturising shampoo wasnt working anymore, I had been using it for like 6 mos) & she told me to try changing brands & types every three months or something like that, since then I have seen a great improvement in my hair.

[Southpaw]

Originally Posted by Dogdragoness

Also, a hair stylist told me one time that your hair "gets used" to a certain type of shampoo/conditioner if you use it too long (I was wondering why my intense moisturising shampoo wasnt working anymore, I had been using it for like 6 mos) & she told me to try changing brands & types every three months or something like that, since then I have seen a great improvement in my hair.

I have that issue too. If I use the same product for a while, eventually I start feeling like it just doesn't work as well. Which sucks, because if I still have a lot of it left, I don't want to buy something else!

[Greenmagick]

I pretty much always have several brands/formulas going at the same time. My shower is pretty packed lol

[sillysally]

So if you don't wash your hair but a few times a week do you still shower and just rinse it out? What if you work out?

[Brattina88]

Originally Posted by sillysally

I can't fathom washing my hair even just a few times a week. I wash mine daily usually, though I can get away with every other day if I get up late or something.

This is me My hair gets soooo oily, I can't imagine washing with conditioner

Any tips for me? A no poo shampoo for the exact opposite fuzz/dry problems I see on here?

OMG I can't do simple math apparently

[sillysally]

Yeah, the ends of my hair get dry but my scalp gets oily fast and I just feel gross when it's like that.

[Greenmagick]

Originally Posted by sillysally

So if you don't wash your hair but a few times a week do you still shower and just rinse it out? What if you work out?

I dont usually rinse, but you can. I have great luck using dry shampoo in between.

Originally Posted by Brattina88

This is me My hair gets soooo oily, I can't imagine washing with conditioner

Any tips for me? A no poo shampoo for the exact opposite fuzz/dry problems I see on here?

Honestly, my problem was being too greasy. The more you wash it (and the harsher shampoos you use) the more you strip it, the more oil your scalp starts producing. Its a vicious cycle. The breaking part of it is not fun (though when I did it I didnt know about dry shampoo, that wouldve helped Iam sure) but its worth it!

[stardogs]

I shower daily, but only get my hair wet through when I shampoo - I will shampoo if I've gotten really sweaty, even if it's not "scheduled", though.

Add me to those who rotate bottles frequently. I usually have 2-3 going at once, though my fav currently gets used every other time instead of every 3. It's "Yes To Carrots" shampoo, SLS, etc. free.