nostr:npub1c6dhrhzkflwr2zkdmlujnujawgp2c9rsep6gscyt6mvcusnt5a3srnzmx3 By any chance, do you know how to make your own shampoo and/or hair rinse without any chemicals or ingredients made from mold? You were the first I had to think of.
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Haha, of course I do š ... Well just use volcanic soil, or in German: "Lavaerde" . I've been using this for over a decade. For rinsing, use a splash of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar diluted with water. 1:10 (it's like a conditioner, but without silicones or petroleum derivatives)
It won't foam... but it doesn't have to. And I suggest not to wash hair more often then once a week or even better once a month...
Appreciate this very much. Ordered this Lavaerde. Will give a few tries. Iām currently at 2 hair washes/month. Feels like the right rhythm thus far.
If your hair and scalp are used to shampoos containing silicones and petroleum derivatives, it will take a few weeks to months for them to accept a natural shampoo. Especially with rhassoul clay, you might experience some dandruff or dry hair at first. A vinegar and water rinse should help. Be careful, vinegar burns in the eyes š
If that doesn't work at all, Aleppo soap would be another option. Ideally, it should contain a high percentage of laurel oil.