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⌈ Secret Post #2760 ⌋

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[The Penny Dreadfuls]

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[True Blood, Game of Thrones]

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[Tamora Pierce]

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[Free!]

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[Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift]

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[Masterchef]

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[Game of Thrones]

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My hair's pretty much the same, and I felt pretty much the same as you when I first tried the no-shampoo thing. But yes, it's worth it. There's so much less frizz, my curls are more defined, there's no uncontrollable bushiness. *thumbs up*

Though, something you might want to do to ease your way: wash with water every day. Some people don't do that, and it helps the shape of the hair even more, but for me it just doesn't work. I wash with conditioner every few days, but I wash with water every day, scrubbing with my fingers and really working over my scalp. The climate where I live is hot and humid, so the sweating doesn't help - washing feels like a necessity!

As another commenter has suggested, apple cider vinegar is also a good way to help your scalp and hair along. I splash a couple of tablespoons in a mug, top up the mug with warm water, and work that into the scalp. Once the scalp's covered, I tip the rest through my hair and work it all the way in. Alternatively, replace the apple cider vinegar with lemon, which also feels nice and cleansing (and smells better than the vinegar, imo).

Hang in there! Give your hair and scalp a chance to recalibrate, and hopefully you'll like the end results =)

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