[ SECRET POST #3241 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3241 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

My sister's friend and the friend's bf stopped washing their hair for months, and I honestly couldn't tell: their hair didn't look greasy at all. I even touched the bf's hair, and it felt fine. They said it had looked and felt gross at first, but then after a while it went back to normal.

They still washed their bodies, though! And I've been acquainted with enough people who don't bathe/shower for very long periods of time (several mentally ill people and a couple of angsty teenage boys) to state definitively that that is not something the human body is able to regulate.

[(Anonymous)]

The success of the no-poo (no shampoo) method depends on several things. If you have light, short hair, don't sweat a lot, don't move in very smelly or dirty environments etc., the method can be a huge success.

But it your hair is thick and long, your scalp is especially greasy or your hair tends to absorb stink and dirt, just rinsing with water will go some way, but you can get a build up of fats that will get rancid/oxidised in time or in the sun.

I haven't heard of anyone with a fetish for that yet.

But you can of course use other fat-dissolvers than shampoo, for example citric acid or vinegar.