Washing of the Hair

[Guest guest]

Thank you allll soooo much for turning me on to loosing the shampoo and,

instead, using baking soda and apple cider vinegar!!!

 

I started using it last Friday. I wanted to go into the weekend with it in

case my hair was a bit scary for a while. But, to my amazement, my hair was

immediately wonderful!! Lots of body and shine. Even feels very soft! This

is incredible as my hair is very thin and usually just lays

there....lifeless.

 

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else would actually notice. I wasn't

around too many folks this past weekend, but I went to work today and was

around quite a few. Went all day and not a word about the hair from anyone.

Then finally, right at the end of the day, a girl I work with stopped by my

desk and asked, " What have you done to your hair? Did you have it fixed

differently? "

 

She was astonished to find that I had not been using shampoo and, in fact,

had no product in my hair (that is how much body I have now). She said it

looks great and is so shiny! I was thrilled. PLUS she wanted to know all

the details of how I do it?

 

Cool, eh?

 

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[Guest guest]

Very cool Gwendolyn! So do you wet your hair, then apply the baking soda,

rinse, then ACV?

 

Thanks, Shari

 

 

[Guest guest]

Yes, I wet the hair, mix water with the baking soda. Massage the paste into

my hair and scalp (mostly scalp). I don't know if I need to or not, but I

let it sit a bit, rise with water, do the baking soda thing again, rinse it

out and then rise with the ACV. I then also rinse with water again to

ensure that I don't smell like a salad

 

I am totally amazed by the results!

 

 

 

On 11/15/06, SV <shavig wrote:

>

> Very cool Gwendolyn! So do you wet your hair, then apply the baking soda,

> rinse, then ACV?

>

> Thanks, Shari

>

>

[Guest guest]

so is the proportion of acv 1 tablespoon to 1 cup water?

anxious to try

 

SV <shavig wrote:

Very cool Gwendolyn! So do you wet your hair, then apply the baking

soda, rinse, then ACV?

 

Thanks, Shari

 

 

[Guest guest]

I just joined and can't find this thread about what it is you are using and

how much and how you are doing it. Nor did I find it in the files. Of course

I am not real good at this type of search. Would you tell me? Thanks a lot.

Oh, did it have to be apple cider vinegar and not white?

linda

 

 

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" Gwendolyn Morgan " <gmorgan17

> Thank you allll soooo much for turning me on to loosing the shampoo and,

> instead, using baking soda and apple cider vinegar!!!

[Guest guest]

rawfood , " Gwendolyn Morgan " <gmorgan17

wrote:

>

So, how _do_ you do it? Details! I want details!

 

Tommie

http://reallyrawfood.com

 

> Thank you allll soooo much for turning me on to loosing the shampoo

and,

> instead, using baking soda and apple cider vinegar!!!

>

> I started using it last Friday. I wanted to go into the weekend

with it in

> case my hair was a bit scary for a while. But, to my amazement, my

hair was

> immediately wonderful!! Lots of body and shine. Even feels very

soft! This

> is incredible as my hair is very thin and usually just lays

> there....lifeless.

>

> Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else would actually notice. I

wasn't

> around too many folks this past weekend, but I went to work today

and was

> around quite a few. Went all day and not a word about the hair

from anyone.

> Then finally, right at the end of the day, a girl I work with

stopped by my

> desk and asked, " What have you done to your hair? Did you have it

fixed

> differently? "

>

> She was astonished to find that I had not been using shampoo and,

in fact,

> had no product in my hair (that is how much body I have now). She

said it

> looks great and is so shiny! I was thrilled. PLUS she wanted to

know all

> the details of how I do it?

>

> Cool, eh?

>

> --

> Gwendolyn Morgan

> Please Help: http://www.active.com/donate/tntwi/gkm

> --

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>

> Everything will be okay in the end If it's not okay, it' s not the

end. ---

> Unknown

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Don't know. I approach it the way I cook. I little here, a little there.

So, I just sprinkle it over my head and work in with my fingers.

 

I know....bad, eh?

 

 

 

On 11/15/06, Rachel Goldberg-Dancer <yogangel7 wrote:

>

> so is the proportion of acv 1 tablespoon to 1 cup water?

> anxious to try

>

>

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Gwendolyn Morgan

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Everything will be okay in the end If it's not okay, it' s not the end. ---

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[Guest guest]

Okay...I can't remember who on this posted about this first (I am grateful

to that person). But, after hearing a few talk about it, I gave it a try and

really like it. Granted I don't do it exactly as instructed (I never

do)....but, what I do is:

 

 

- Wet Hair

- Mix a soda and water enough to make a paste

- Massage into hair and scap

- Wait a couple minutes

- Rinse w/Water

- Repeat

- Rinse with Apple Cidar Vinegar

- Rinse with Water

- (I don't measure anything)

 

Hope this helps.

 

On 11/15/06, linda <lindai81 wrote:

>

> I just joined and can't find this thread about what it is you are using

> and

> how much and how you are doing it. Nor did I find it in the files. Of

> course

> I am not real good at this type of search. Would you tell me? Thanks a

> lot.

> Oh, did it have to be apple cider vinegar and not white?

> linda

>

>

>

>

 

 

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Gwendolyn Morgan

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