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    Posted: August 19 2002 at 4:56pm
Some people recommend baking soda mixed with shampoo
to clean bulid-up.
I would like to know if it could be abrasive for the hair or
if it could dry it ?
Maybe , I'll make mistakes in my sentences, I usually speak French. But this site is great and I love it !
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Hairboutique.com wrote an article about the effects of baking soda on hair:

http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip1236.htm

They advise using baking soda to remove stuff like gum and Vaseline from hair but warn that it can be drying.
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Originally posted by Lyris Lyris wrote:

Hairboutique.com wrote an article about the effects of baking soda on hair:

http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip1236.htm

They advise using baking soda to remove stuff like gum and Vaseline from hair but warn that it can be drying.

Thank you Lyris.
The article answers to my question.
Maybe , I'll make mistakes in my sentences, I usually speak French. But this site is great and I love it !
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