Shampoo Alternative?
I tried for a hour to search the site to find the posts but have had no luck. Isn't there a bar or an alternative product that a few of you use that you swear by rather than using commercial shampoos any more? I am looking for ways to make my now much thinner hair more healthy and like its old self. I was spoiled with naturally very very thick and well textured hair. Now it is much thinner and wimpy. Sadly, it is still falling out too and I am 16 months post-op. Its not coming out in huge gobs but it is much more noticeable than my average shedding-in-the-shower amounts from pre-surgery.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Nancy Remember what you deserve. Be good to you. Do good to you.
5'11" HW 419 / SW 382 / CW 205 / GW 180
5'11" HW 419 / SW 382 / CW 205 / GW 180
Not sure about any organic shampoo but I wanted to pass this along as it seems to helping the texture of my hair. I was told to not wa**** for 3-4 days to let the natural oils build up and allow it to strengthen. So far, this really has helped with the texture; it's not as wimpy or frizzed looking and the shedding is slowing. I still have a rats nest in the shower drain, but for now it seems to help overall. For my scalp I'm using Regis Silk Drops Repair & Shine Serum. That's really brought back some luster too.
I didn't lose my hair the way alot of people do after WLS. Am very thankful for that my hair is babyfine and thin as it is. I like clarifying shampoos and they just stopped making the pantene that I was buying. On a hunt for good shampoo, I went to Sally's beauty supply. There was a couple different product lines in there. One I bought was Folicure, it has put some life back in my hair. Honestly was able to go without washing my hair one day. There was another brand that came in a sample pack also.
My hairdresser swears by adding a little baking soda to shampoo to cut styling products once a week.
My hairdresser swears by adding a little baking soda to shampoo to cut styling products once a week.
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