learning curve and different hair
So my goal is to be more planet friendly with each year I grow. I have used reusable bags for 20 years. This year I switched to reusable plastic bags and am pleased with them. Try to make our snacks instead of buying single use prepackaged, much to my children's varying joy and disgust. and now I am aiming to stop with the shampoo bottles.<br /><br />I have a ton of straight fine brown hair that isn't hard to care for as long as I am happy to just wash it and smother it in conditioner every two days. The shampoo bar has left for the last two washes a waxy feel to my hair and grossed me out. I read up on some sites about how your hair needs an adjustment period so we will see. I rinsed it out super well though this time, so I am hoping.<br /><br />My eight-year-old daughter, however, has tons of super fine curly blond hair and it is a nightmare to care for it tangles if we brush it twice a day and look at it wrong. So I thought maybe we would try this. It . Is . Amazing for her hair. She washes it every two days and we use a bar conditioner as a dry detangler and her hair is so easy to brush and keep under control. It is super shiny and just a dream now.<br /><br />I love the scent but it fades fast.
Rating: 5 stars