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Hello all !
I read on LHC that baking soda can be used to remove build up made from cone but i didn't even know how to know if i had build up, but since i have been using a lot of cone product since i began to grow my hair and never used a clarifiant shampoo i thought i should give it a try.
I put a tea spoon of baking soda in a glass and pour some water in it and before i washed my hair put the content of the glass on my hair from the root to the end ( i tried to be gentle beceause baking soda is abrasive when not totaly dilued) then i did my usual hair whasing routine and i worked great ! my hair is softer and really more manageable it also get more shine, i was stunted by how munch just some baking soda changed my hair and i was so happy that i tried again with good result.
now every 2 or 3 shampoo i will do a baking soda wash :)
I wonder if some people there has ever tried baking soda and got coparable results.
Cya and Merry Chrismas
That's interesting Angel although I know baking dosa was used
a lot to clean with I never heard of anyone using it on their hair.
I imagine if diluted fully it shouldn't hurt your hair. Keep us informed if it starts drying out your hair or making it frizzy.
Kevin