I know it’s important to use organic skin care, but is it that necessary to use organic hair care since you just rinse it out anyway? Any thoughts?
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I know it’s important to use organic skin care, but is it that necessary to use organic hair care since you just rinse it out anyway? Any thoughts?
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1.) Using all organic products supports the environment and companies who use no chemicals or pesticides to grow the various ingredients used in the product.
2.) Your hair and scalp do absorb the moisturizing and revitalizing qualities in shampoo. Have you ever noticed when you use your favorite shampoo as opposed to someone elses not so great shampoo? Your hair and scalp look and feel different? This is because your hair and scalp act like a sponge to retain certain chemicals from the shampoo! So keep the chemicals out of your hair and scalp… Check out the great organic stuff in the stores below!
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I use Aveda products, all bio degradable. Its good for the environment and makes you feel so refreshed. It is like no other hair care you have ever used. Its a little expensive, but so worth it. Try it, you might just get hooked like I did. It makes my hair feel so soft and my scalp is refreshed, and it smells awsome. And you can use it anywhere, like camping and bathing in a river, it will not hurt anything.
It all depends on how you feel about it. Taking a shower with chlorinated water is like drinking 8 or 9 glasses of chlorinated water. Your skin absorbs so much more than originally thought. Read Jordan Ruben’s book on the subject. Maker’s Diet if you want more info. He told us not to put it on the skin if you can’t put it in your mouth. Follow this link to find out what the Chemicals we put on our bodies on a daily basis do to our bodies.http://www.timeforbetterhealth.com/InfoH…
It can be a bit frightening to say the least.
For beautiful hair, mix half and half salt and baking soda (that doesn’t have aluminum oxide in it if you can find it, which is not Arm and Hammer) and a spoonful of Mustard Seed powder, mix and put in just enough water to moisten it nicely, and rub it into your scalp and hair. It is a bit hard to rinse out, but it’s a shampoo replacement. The mustard seed is good for blood circulation in the skin capillaries, and salt for scrub, and backing soda for cleaning oils and dirt out of hair. I even use it as a wonderful scrub for my face. You need to rinse with vinegar after wards to get the Ph balance back. This is great for thinning hair too, because of the mustard seed.
I read a study what they did on babys they found that the chemicals went through