Teach Soap

You could try Dr. Bronner liquid castille or make your own with just olive oil and potassium hydroxide. With that said, I have baby fine, straight hair and can only use a synthetic shampoo bar. Anything else makes my hair dull and the hair feels like straw.

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Irena
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I don't know how well his works on oily hair, but it's very mild. You need 1 handful of chamomile flowers (fresh or dried), 1.25 cups of boiling water, 3 Tbsps of pure soap flakes or leftover soap slivers, 1 Tbsp of glycerin

Steep the chamomile in the water for 15 minutes and then strain off the liquid. Mix the liquid with the soap flakes until they soften and then beat in the glycerin until its well blended. Pour it into a clean bottle with a tight lid and store it in a cool dark place. You may need to shake it gently before using it.

Hope this works for you!

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

I've heard that when washing your hair with natural soap it helps if you rinse with vinegar. I haven't tried it myself though...

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Vinegar is a nice rinse for your hair, especially the fruit blend ones like raspberry vinegar (smells better than plain vinegar!). It helps rinse away all the soapy residue that can build up on your hair.

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Linda
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