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Just stop. Your body is meant to have some amount of oil on your hair. It will be weird for the first weekish when you stop as your body will have to figure out it's new homeostasis (faggot) and it will get dry, oily, odd feeling for that short time. Afterward it will feel MUCH better than you've ever felt with shampoo. It will look much better too. Obviously if your hair actually gets dirty, you're a mechanic, firefighter whatever then use something to clean it but don't do it with shampoo. Because at the end of the day (((shampoo))).

Just stop. Your body is meant to have some amount of oil on your hair. It will be weird for the first weekish when you stop as your body will have to figure out it's new homeostasis (faggot) and it will get dry, oily, odd feeling for that short time. Afterward it will feel MUCH better than you've ever felt with shampoo. It will look much better too. Obviously if your hair actually gets dirty, you're a mechanic, firefighter whatever then use something to clean it but don't do it with shampoo. Because at the end of the day (((shampoo))).

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[–] 0 pt

I went no-poo for about 18 months and I didn't like it - lots of ingrown hairs for some reason. But I do agree that shampoo is like a nuclear bomb onto your scalp

[–] 2 pts

I did it for a couple of years and it really didn't work for me either. Lots of weird bumps on my scalp and my hair never got over the nasty, greasy look. I eventually went to just diluted apple cider vinegar and it was better. I just use shampoo now with very few ingredients. I know tons of people really swear by no-poo but it just didn't work for me. Maybe with how short my hair is now, I can go back to the vinegar.