Hair Washing Help?
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Topic: Hair Washing Help?
Posted By: soulatsea
Subject: Hair Washing Help?
Date Posted: August 28 2010 at 2:38am
Apologies if this is in the wrong forum.
I have mid-back length, unlayered hair that is naturally frizzy, tightly curled and waved. It's almost perm-ish, but I HATE it. It shrinks up to my shoulders and looks terrible at the top, so I straighten it often.
The only problem is, is that it takes me a half hour to straighten the entire thing when dry, and a full hour when it's wet, so I've resorted to only washing my hair once a week. Disgusting and cringe-worthy, I know.
My scalp gets itchy on the fifth or so day, and it becomes greasy, but I don't know if I have the time or patience to wash it twice a week and go through the hour of hair-straightening Hell more than once a week.
What should I do?
Note: I do not have a blowdryer. I wash my hair, put it in a bun, and straighten it in the morning.
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Posted By: beachbum88
Date Posted: October 05 2010 at 11:25am
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I think you would benefit from using a dry shampoo. Dry shampoo is a powder that absorbs hair oils and leaves a fresh and clean scent. This way you will be able to stick to your hair care routine and still have clean looking hair.
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Posted By: BenitaHesson
Date Posted: December 03 2010 at 4:51am
Hair washing a shampoo shield fits on a child's head like a cap, and helps prevent
water running into her eyes. You can also use a thick layer of Vaseline
on her forehead to help stop water getting in her eyes. Or let her wear
swimming goggles; they keep the water out, and she can put her head
under the water for rinsing and still open her eyes.
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