Plime/1Hair Talk : ATOM 0.3Hair Talk : ATOM 0.3www.plime.complime@plime.com2009, www.plime.com.2009-11-23T21:35:29+01:00<![CDATA[suebe @ 5/6/2009 5:53:08 PM]]>467282«restlessCHICKEN :
edit: it was late last night that i showered, and i didn't blow dry my hair before going to bed. i like sleeping with...]]>2009-05-06T17:53:08+01:002009-05-06T17:53:08+01:00«restlessCHICKEN :
edit: it was late last night that i showered, and i didn't blow dry my hair before going to bed. i like sleeping with damp hair on warm nights. now its OH MY GAWD MY HAIR. it's so silky and soft, it's crazy. i've rarely gotten it this silky with the detergents. it's almost crazy to think i got this with just baking soda water. i'll keep this up for a few weeks, to see if this isn't a one-hit wonder.That's some endorsement! I'd love to try this, especially for the hot weather. I just have to follow the directions mentioned for color treated hair.
Oh...and following my trip to Puerto Rico, even wearing a hat I am so freakin' blonde. *dials hairdresser for a fix appointment*]]><![CDATA[Kendar @ 5/6/2009 5:47:27 PM]]>4672792009-05-06T17:47:27+01:002009-05-06T17:47:27+01:00<![CDATA[maven @ 5/3/2009 5:21:51 PM]]>4657872009-05-03T17:21:51+01:002009-05-03T17:21:51+01:00<![CDATA[restlessCHICKEN @ 5/3/2009 4:07:17 PM]]>465765«dollyllama : So, I'm going to try this today. My hair is in desperate need of a cut so the ends are very dry and yet the roots get oily. I hav...]]>2009-05-03T16:07:17+01:002009-05-03T16:07:17+01:00«dollyllama : So, I'm going to try this today. My hair is in desperate need of a cut so the ends are very dry and yet the roots get oily. I have no apple-cider vinegar for a rinse though and I do need conditioning. We shall see how this turns out.i think any vinegar could do the job fine (my sister before suggested i rinse with white vinegar); just the no-poo website pushed apple cider vinegar. i think it was some chemical from the apple fermenting process did something good to hair.]]><![CDATA[dollyllama @ 5/3/2009 1:26:17 PM]]>4657342009-05-03T13:26:17+01:002009-05-03T13:26:17+01:00<![CDATA[restlessCHICKEN @ 5/3/2009 12:46:53 AM]]>4656162009-05-03T00:46:53+01:002009-05-03T00:46:53+01:00 (i know maven didn't actually invent "no poo," and i know she probably had nothing to do with the website she linked to, so don't correct me on that.)
edit: it was late last night that i showered, and i didn't blow dry my hair before going to bed. i like sleeping with damp hair on warm nights. now its OH MY GAWD MY HAIR. it's so silky and soft, it's crazy. i've rarely gotten it this silky with the detergents. it's almost crazy to think i got this with just baking soda water. i'll keep this up for a few weeks, to see if this isn't a one-hit wonder.]]><![CDATA[maven @ 4/28/2009 2:47:00 PM]]>463938«pocksucket : I know this is largely talking about alternatives to shampoo, but the notion of not washing or not using detergents usually crops up...]]>2009-04-28T14:47:00+01:002009-04-28T14:47:00+01:00«pocksucket : I know this is largely talking about alternatives to shampoo, but the notion of not washing or not using detergents usually crops up with the comment that after 6 weeks your oils get back into balance.
Think about hairy non-humans you come across.
It's a rare dog owner that washes their dog's hair every day but still that dog needs washing from time to time because otherwise they stink.
I've no reason to suspect that humans wouldn't be the same.The idea is to use baking soda made into a paste or dissolved in water, followed with a cider apple vinegar rinse. Baking soda absorbs odors, vinegar counteracts the baseness of the baking soda. So...Should work to prevent any sort of smell. And, oddly enough, this is what I wash my dog with. He gets smelling to 'doggy' and he gets soaked, scrubbed with baking soda, rinsed, rinsed with vinegar, and then rinsed again.]]><![CDATA[psycmoe @ 4/28/2009 12:28:05 PM]]>463899«cmgoings : I've heard of it before. I've been told that with my hair, which is really long and very very curly, that I should try washing with on...]]>2009-04-28T12:28:05+01:002009-04-28T12:28:05+01:00«cmgoings : I've heard of it before. I've been told that with my hair, which is really long and very very curly, that I should try washing with only a conditioner and with a baking soda wash only once in a while. I haven't tried it yet. I'm scared that with the amount of product I use to keep my hair from frizzing that if I don't use shampoo then my hair won't get clean.I have the same kind of hair as you. I only wash my hair once every couple of weeks (unless I get into something really dirty), but I do give it a good rinse and conditioning once or twice a day. This seems to take out any of the products I use, but I admittedly use few. The no shampoo thing seems to actually cut down on the crazy amount of frizz.]]><![CDATA[chinook @ 4/28/2009 10:13:17 AM]]>463825 I don't wash my hair every day, and it keeps it super nice and s...]]>2009-04-28T10:13:17+01:002009-04-28T10:13:17+01:00 I don't wash my hair every day, and it keeps it super nice and soft. I have super duper hard water and live in a super dry area, so washing my hair every day leaves my feeling so dry it's not fun.
Sometimes, I like to use half a beer as a conditioner. I think it makes my hair softer and nicer than any conditioner or alternative out there. I'd use it all of the time, but I don't want to waste beer so I just use any leftover from the night before.]]><![CDATA[pocksucket @ 4/28/2009 6:25:00 AM]]>463769 Think about hairy non-humans you come across....]]>2009-04-28T06:25:00+01:002009-04-28T06:25:00+01:00 Think about hairy non-humans you come across.
It's a rare dog owner that washes their dog's hair every day but still that dog needs washing from time to time because otherwise they stink.
I've no reason to suspect that humans wouldn't be the same.]]><![CDATA[JoshSF49 @ 4/28/2009 5:20:51 AM]]>463764 Granted, I have short hair now, so it's not a huge deal. But I feel really dirty when I don't shampoo.
In fact, on days when I'm runn...]]>2009-04-28T05:20:51+01:002009-04-28T05:20:51+01:00 Granted, I have short hair now, so it's not a huge deal. But I feel really dirty when I don't shampoo.
In fact, on days when I'm running really late to school I will just wash my hair. I'm a very clean person, and shampooing the hair just finishes of the "fresh" look.]]><![CDATA[blurmore @ 4/28/2009 1:00:03 AM]]>4637292009-04-28T01:00:03+01:002009-04-28T01:00:03+01:00 I used to use Dr. Bronner's soap, good for washing dreads, and white boy fros. I go for the heavy conditioners, right now it is "Yes to Carrots". I usually style with John Freida frizz ease wind down cream, or gel if it is REALLY sticky. Dr. Bronner's soap is VERY cheap, and only leaves your hair smelling like...hair. I'm a person VERY sensitive to smells, I smell EVERYTHING. I can tell what kind of perfume a woman is wearing if I've smelled it on someone close to me, and what kind of a shampoo a girl uses if my wife or an x-gf used the same. I think hair smells good when it is clean or even a little dirty, dirty never really bothers me.]]><![CDATA[maven @ 4/27/2009 9:53:34 PM]]>463641 I'll report back, either way. :D]]>2009-04-27T21:53:34+01:002009-04-27T21:53:34+01:00 I'll report back, either way. :D]]><![CDATA[mybrotherskeeper @ 4/27/2009 9:21:07 PM]]>463629 I'm Greek. A lack of natural oils is NOT an issue I have e...]]>2009-04-27T21:21:07+01:002009-04-27T21:21:07+01:00 I'm Greek. A lack of natural oils is NOT an issue I have ever had to deal with. It may work for some people, but I prefer to look clean. If your worried about the environment than buy in bulk and be sure to reuse and then recycle. Not that it matters, we're all gonna be wiped out in 2012 anyway...
]]><![CDATA[meggysue @ 4/27/2009 9:44:16 AM]]>4632932009-04-27T09:44:16+01:002009-04-27T09:44:16+01:00<![CDATA[suebe @ 4/27/2009 8:58:41 AM]]>463277 I know that during the winter, I wash my hair less frequently and it seems healthier. During the warm weather,...]]>2009-04-27T08:58:41+01:002009-04-27T08:58:41+01:00 I know that during the winter, I wash my hair less frequently and it seems healthier. During the warm weather, though, it's everyday.
When I was a teenager, I used to wash my then waist long hair once a week. It was so healthy then.
I find that I'm using more and more expensive shampoos and conditioners lately and this may be a way to cut that down.
Great find!]]><![CDATA[tomphoolry @ 4/27/2009 8:49:38 AM]]>4632722009-04-27T08:49:38+01:002009-04-27T08:49:38+01:00<![CDATA[madhatteraggie @ 4/27/2009 8:13:52 AM]]>463258 I've alos noticed since I stopped shampooing my hair it grows faster, or maybe thats just me.]]>2009-04-27T08:13:52+01:002009-04-27T08:13:52+01:00 I've alos noticed since I stopped shampooing my hair it grows faster, or maybe thats just me.]]><![CDATA[tryweekly @ 4/27/2009 12:24:11 AM]]>463223
shampooing? conditioning? price of shampoo? Sounds like a personal problem to me. LOL]]><![CDATA[Subobisis @ 4/27/2009 12:11:41 AM]]>4632192009-04-27T00:11:41+01:002009-04-27T00:11:41+01:00<![CDATA[maven @ 4/27/2009 12:05:37 AM]]>463216«Jerry520 : Thank goodness. Women having hairy legs is just weird. :DThem, too.]]>2009-04-27T00:05:37+01:002009-04-27T00:05:37+01:00«Jerry520 : Thank goodness. Women having hairy legs is just weird. :DThem, too.]]><![CDATA[Jerry520 @ 4/27/2009 12:02:58 AM]]>463215«maven : And don't worry, DEP, hair elsewhere is removed.Thank goodness. Women having hairy legs is just weird. :D]]>2009-04-27T00:02:58+01:002009-04-27T00:02:58+01:00«maven : And don't worry, DEP, hair elsewhere is removed.Thank goodness. Women having hairy legs is just weird. :D]]><![CDATA[maven @ 4/26/2009 11:43:15 PM]]>463212 For me, it's more about a way to save money and reduce my environmental footprint. Bottles, and the chemicals going into ...]]>2009-04-26T23:43:15+01:002009-04-26T23:43:15+01:00 For me, it's more about a way to save money and reduce my environmental footprint. Bottles, and the chemicals going into the water...Ugh.
And don't worry, DEP, hair elsewhere is removed.]]><![CDATA[KerOBeroS32 @ 4/26/2009 11:41:38 PM]]>463211 At what point do you just feel like you are throwing everything in the fridge on your head?
:P]]>2009-04-26T23:41:38+01:002009-04-26T23:41:38+01:00 At what point do you just feel like you are throwing everything in the fridge on your head?
:P]]><![CDATA[donteatpoop @ 4/26/2009 11:40:49 PM]]>463210 Oh, wait... nevermind. I was talking about hair elsewhere.]]>2009-04-26T23:40:49+01:002009-04-26T23:40:49+01:00 Oh, wait... nevermind. I was talking about hair elsewhere.]]><![CDATA[lynxears @ 4/26/2009 11:36:50 PM]]>463208Sure, it worked, no more gunk, but it smelled like vinegar or lemons.
I'll stick to the regular shampoo, thanks. My hair is healthy as it is.]]>2009-04-26T23:36:50+01:002009-04-26T23:36:50+01:00Sure, it worked, no more gunk, but it smelled like vinegar or lemons.
I'll stick to the regular shampoo, thanks. My hair is healthy as it is.]]><![CDATA[Haven @ 4/26/2009 11:31:56 PM]]>4632052009-04-26T23:31:56+01:002009-04-26T23:31:56+01:00<![CDATA[cmgoings @ 4/26/2009 11:29:10 PM]]>4632042009-04-26T23:29:10+01:002009-04-26T23:29:10+01:00<![CDATA[Jerry520 @ 4/26/2009 11:27:39 PM]]>4632022009-04-26T23:27:39+01:002009-04-26T23:27:39+01:00<![CDATA[restlessCHICKEN @ 4/26/2009 11:27:19 PM]]>463200 i've been satisfied with my dimes...]]>2009-04-26T23:27:19+01:002009-04-26T23:27:19+01:00 i've been satisfied with my dimestore shampoo and conditioner, though i barely wash once a week. i rather leave it to get visibly oily before i wash - in my experience, that works like a natural pre-conditioner; after the wash, it's wonderfully thick and silky. very good results from using no-name dimestore shampoo and conditioner.
though, being a half-time college student with no job, it's probably easier for me to get away with just washing my hair once a week.]]>
