'I don't use shampoo' Part 2.

I tried the Green shampoo. Really interesting. Honestly, I don't think my hair's ever been cleaner than it was after I used the baking soda wash and vinegar rinse. It was really wierd scrubbing in the baking soda wash. I could feel it like... repelling the oils (my hair was pretty dirty) off my hair and onto my fingers and it just felt strange trying to rub it into my hair. The vinegar rinse was kind of nice though. It smelled more apple-y than vinegar-y. I do have the type of hair that does require conditioner (it knots horribly easy, I hate it) so, that's when the thought of 'I don't think I should switch to washing my hair with only this' came into my head but, it did do an amazing job of cleaning my hair. I was pleasantly supprised. I told my mom about it and today, she asked me to write down the 'recipe' (as she put it) for her. My mom's chronically dirty (much like my daughter..... hmmm..... I wonder if there's a connection lol) and I haven't talked to her again tonight. She goes to bed early and by the time we got back home, she would have already been asleep. I'll find out tomorrow though.

So, long story short (I already went through the long part....) I really would recommend this to anyone. The day I washed it, my hair tangled horribly quick (sadly normal). Day after, my hair was actually relatively nice. A good bit smoother and nowhere near as fuzzy or knotted. Day after that, I went back to my usual Pantene Always Smooth because my hair desperately needs the conditioner so it doesn't knot. I will be using it again though. Just not all the time.