Given our cultural propensity to lather up frequently, it may be shocking that in some eco-conscious circles of society, some people are giving up shampoo. "There's a lot of people doing this no-shampoo movement," says 20-something blogger Jeanne Haegele. She writes a blog called LifeLessPlastic.
In an attempt to buy fewer items with plastic packaging, Haegele recently went three months without using any shampoo. Instead, she washed her hair with baking soda twice a week and conditioned it with a vinegar rinse. She says her hair didn't smell, and her friends were very supportive. "Maybe they were secretly wondering why I smelled like a jar of pickles," she says jokingly.
She ended the no-'poo experiment after developing a bad case of dandruff, but Haegele says she might try it again. She recalls the biggest surprise was that her hair didn't get very greasy. For now, she's using shampoo bars a few times a week.
-excerpt from NPR
3 comments:
Love it!
well I support anything that is useful to protect the planet, but left a hygienic habit, well this is not in my schedule.
maybe the most hilarious ecologist movement I've ever seen in my whole life! hahaha
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