preguntas
Posted by N on June 08, 2002 at 02:21:00: Previous Next
Several questions. Is it necessary for the health of my scalp to wash it with shampoo? I have gone about 2 months without using shampoo or conditioner. If my hair feels greasy, I rinse it out with slightly warm water. My system has done okay so far, but do I really need to use shampoo? Second question. My hair is really thick and wavy/curly. The weight of it keeps it straight until it reaches the bottom, but the bottom has a major curling problem. I have ascertained (sp) that the different lengths of my growing hair is causing the problem. I am thinking about brushing it straight back and having someone close cut about 1 inch from the bottom to help prevent curl and bring it that much closer to one length. Any input? By the way, I was about a year growing in March, so bangs are at my chin or a little below.
Re: preguntas
Posted by Skarred Orange on June 08, 2002 at 06:08:26: Previous Next
In Reply to: preguntas posted by N on June 08, 2002 at 02:21:00:
: Several questions. Is it necessary for the health of my scalp to wash it with shampoo? I have gone about 2 months without using shampoo or conditioner. If my hair feels greasy, I rinse it out with slightly warm water. My system has done okay so far, but do I really need to use shampoo? Second question. My hair is really thick and wavy/curly. The weight of it keeps it straight until it reaches the bottom, but the bottom has a major curling problem. I have ascertained (sp) that the different lengths of my growing hair is causing the problem. I am thinking about brushing it straight back and having someone close cut about 1 inch from the bottom to help prevent curl and bring it that much closer to one length. Any input? By the way, I was about a year growing in March, so bangs are at my chin or a little below.
Having the back trimmed only stops the curling for like 2 weeks. Personally I just push the back so that it curls inwards rather than outwards.