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SUNSHINE BABY
I'm interested on this baking soda method? Could you give me more info please and TIA. I want to find an alternative to shampoo as well.
SincerelyBeautiful
I use half gallon of water to three tablespoons baking soda (high heaps). The amount of baking soda I use really depends on how dirty my hair is or how much build up I have.
Separate and apart from that, I put my hair in six sections, in my hand or a small container I make a paste of a small amount of baking soda and water and apply it to my scalp along the partdr sections. I scrub/massage each section gently for half a minute then I let it sit on my hair as i work through the other sections, i then rinse each section with the half gallon baking soda and water mix I made previously. After working through all the sections I do a final rinse under the shower with plain water detangling as i work through each section seperately. Alot of persons use acv as their final rinse but I don't because I follow up with a DC protein Treatment which I make myself.
I find that after rinsing out my DC my hair is much softer, smoother and less frizzy. I think the baking soda helps to open the cuticles of my hair thus allowing the DC to better penetrate my strands. Rinsing with cold water should help to close the cuticles.
I hope this makes sense and was helpful, feel free to ask questions if you are unclear.