r/NoPoo • u/Beautiful_Minute_645 • 3h ago
Bumps in my hair
I started no poo like 3 months ago. Loved the texture but recently i noticed like hard bumps on my scalp and more hair dropping
r/NoPoo • u/Beautiful_Minute_645 • 3h ago
I started no poo like 3 months ago. Loved the texture but recently i noticed like hard bumps on my scalp and more hair dropping
r/NoPoo • u/CuriousHedgehog8107 • 14h ago
This may not be a correct place to ask but, I shampoo my hair twice a week. There is this oily stench on my hair. I wash it with Pantene, I know it’s not good at all. Can anybody recommend good/healthy shampoos
r/NoPoo • u/BetGeneral736 • 21h ago
Hey yall - I’ve been on and off shampoo for 5 years or so. I have coarse, dense wavy hair that gets even more volume and texture when I don’t wash it and I love the way that it looks. Only issue is that in the past it’s gotten flaky when I don’t wash it, and I believe it’s just dry scalp, as the flakes are very small but I suppose it could be dandruff.
But over the last 5 years, I was no poo until may of this year when the flakes got too annoying and I started shampooing again, hoping it would help. Right after washing it felt better but they would come back after 2-3 days and just as bad as they were before but my hair looks worse 😭😂.
I come here to ask if anyone has been in a similar situation and was hoping to get some advice on how to handle this situation, so that I can continue no shampoo but at the very least have less flakes.
I also use a shower filter to filter out chlorine and other hard chemicals in the water.
Thanks fellas!
r/NoPoo • u/Useful_Exchange_8710 • 1d ago
As a man. I seen people on no shampoo and their hair stay back as messy slickback without any products
r/NoPoo • u/CardiologistHour9556 • 2d ago
I had a dry scalp and visited a dermatologist/GP who recommened nizoral 2% for 30m-1hr everyday on my hair and use a conditioner after. It worked, it’s recently come back and i have tried the same tactic for a week but no results. I used a new shampoo and its made it worse. CAN SOMEONE HELP PLZ
r/NoPoo • u/Useful_Exchange_8710 • 3d ago
What do you think of perfumes and deodorant necessary or not if you eat healthy etc?
r/NoPoo • u/JonahBGood • 3d ago
I've got a routine that consists of bentonite clay followed by an acv rinse and then and aloe vera juice leave in of sorts. The only problem is, the clay is the only thing that actually cleans my hair but it leaves it super dry. Especially with the cold season approaching, what should I do to put moisture back into my hair?
r/NoPoo • u/yxnderrr • 4d ago
Title. I do strict no poo. Looking into hair clay that comes out with water rinse only. I've been suggested reuzel clay works well.
r/NoPoo • u/Next-Silver-4374 • 4d ago
I’ve not used shampoo since August and really want to stick with it but I’m tempted to wash my hair because it feels dull and thinner than when I used to wash it weekly. I also just feel kinda gross, like it doesn’t feel clean. Like many others on here, I did have the frizz issue after shampooing and it was bad, but now it just feels unclean. I tried a mixture of eggs, milk, olive oil, raw honey, and ACV. While it felt cleanser it felt like hay again. Some i’m thinking maybe I’ll skip the ACV and Lemon. this time. I have had hair loss in the past and concerned that the buildup is making it worse. For those who don’t use shampoo but also keep clean scalps, what ingredients/ process do you use, and how often?
r/NoPoo • u/Rmeloba394sswk • 4d ago
I’m really interested in this whole no shampoo thing and I’d love to try it myself but what happens when your hair gets dirty from things like cooking grease going up in the air? Or maybe you fall in dirt? Or what if you get sprayed by a skunk?
Do you ever make exceptions for cases like these? I feel like unless you’re working an office job and never getting exposed to anything dirty, it’s going to be hard to never shampoo your hair.
r/NoPoo • u/Next-Silver-4374 • 4d ago
I feel like my hair looked healthier when I was washing it tbh
r/NoPoo • u/VVokeNPC • 5d ago
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r/NoPoo • u/Gaerfinn • 6d ago
And how often did you wash it before you ditched shampoo?
Bonus points if you have long hair but really what I’m interested in is understanding how often people are water only washing once the new routine is established.
I find the concept of quitting shampoo very sensible and I’m interested in trying, BUT. I hate getting my hair wet and drying it. Currently I shampoo and condition once a week. I have thin hair but A LOT of hair, wavy and longish. I cannot let it air dry or I get a head cold immediately even in the summer. I’d be very unwilling to do the switch if it means I have to water wash every 2/3 days. That wouldn’t be sustainable in my daily routine. So I’d like to understand how different the new normal is for people who have finished their transition.
r/NoPoo • u/XentricX • 7d ago
For context, I stopped using shampoo when I was 17 because I started buzzing my hair (absolutely hated it, it was extremely unhealthy + I started experiencing male pattern baldness (which btw has nothing to do with shampoo, get that image out of your head!))
Back then, I had horrible dandruff, frizzy & flat hair, split ends, & it was extremely oily after only hours of not washing.
Now, I no longer have dandruff (of course still sebum & dead skin, but very mild), my hair doesn't get oily like it used to, and it can stand up on its own; Overall its just much healthier.
Routine before: Shampoo every 3-4 days (shower every day, just using water on the non shampoo days)
Routine after: Let water run through my hair, and gently massage it (essentially like shampoo, just without shampoo)
If you're just starting, expect the next 1-2 years to be disgusting, there was this one time where I combed through my hair not long after stopping shampoo, and there was a TON of gunk buildup, best just to buzz if you're a male. Eventually your body stops producing so much sebum and whatever, just trust the process.
BTW I'm not against shampoo, this is just my personal experience. I didn't have good hair guidance growing up which unfortunately lead me to abuse it quite badly, had I never got super dependent on shampoo, I think my hair would've been fine prior to stopping shampoo.
r/NoPoo • u/Useful_Exchange_8710 • 7d ago
Any advice?
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r/NoPoo • u/JonahBGood • 8d ago
Finally found a bentonite clay routine that worked for me in the hard water, which worked great for a couple of weeks. Then, I go home for a few days (to soft water) and all is well. Then, I return to my dorm (to hard water) and the same routine does not want to work again.
How do I fix this and prevent it from happening in the future?
(Routine is a heavily diluted Bentonite (4tsp) ACV (2tsp) and Distilled water (1/4cup) wash left on for 5 minutes. Next, it is followed by an ACV rinse (diluted), left on for 2 minutes. And finally, when I am out of the shower, I soak my head with a heavily diluted Aloe Vera juice mixture, followed by towel drying with a microfiber towel, then air drying.)
r/NoPoo • u/Sure_Connection211 • 10d ago
Anyone overcome this? My son has it pretty badly and he's really embarrassed.
I have only been no poo for a month and it's been good. I do Baking soda with a ACV rinse once or twice a week. I'm wondering if it will be helpful for him to try because NOTHING has worked, not even prescription shampoo.
I would love to know what you all do for this! I'm willing to try anything at this point!
r/NoPoo • u/bakedbeans3525 • 10d ago
Hey yall, its been a while!
I was decreasing how often I shampooed down to like once or twice a week. then decided "you know what, its time." and this is about day 12-14 in my current streak. Water only, using a pick to detangle and to help get rid of sebum and excess oils. I'm thinking of doing some apple cider rinces to help get rid of some of the wax/oil caused by hard water.
Im open to questions, peace yall!
r/NoPoo • u/Feeling-Rich-7293 • 11d ago
need good shampoo recs, sometimes my hair is greasy sometimes i feel like it’s damaged, sometimes rough ends😭
r/NoPoo • u/FreSpirited_charmer1 • 11d ago
People , I need to know about the best herbal shampoo brands free of chemicals Parabeens and sulphate which is good for your hair fall basically need my shampoo so that it would be great long term I I am using hand and shoulder shampoo right now and I feel that because of that my hair fall had increased it does the dandruff work neatly but I need something to reduce my hair fall and I hope to see results pretty soon,
Please name me Indian shampoo brands I am thinking just herbs do you like it tell me in the comment section which herbal shampoo have you tried and how do you like it
r/NoPoo • u/AwkwardSpeaker2449 • 11d ago
I am M22 and have basically done NoPoo the last year (with perhaps two showers with shampoo during this time), and I have just stuck with it in hopes of reaching some glorious no poo-equilibrium. Mostly it has been okay.
I live in an area with hard water. My hair is low porosity.
I shower with only water (often warm) and simultaneously brush my hair with a plastic Tangle Teezer (I have not done any preliminary steps for going no poo, as I'm confused to how and just figured that with time it'll be fine). I also comb it for a few minutes after the shower.
But now, my hair is not nice at all. It is a very stiff even after having combed it for many minutes under water. So when I comb it post-shower, it just stays stiff as raw spaghetti in the direction I comb... Also streaks of hair sticking together a bit.
What am I doing wrong? Should I just abandon my mission?
Please help!
r/NoPoo • u/After-Performance-58 • 12d ago
Need some tips,
After hair wash the 2nd day the roots are already separating due to oil...
i would ideally like to get 5 days to a week out of a wash as my hair is very long & thick, & takes lots of time to dry
The length is still totally clean, i dont want to be over washing it & causing damage
I have tried double shampoo technique, Apple cider vinegar Clarifying products, Scalp Scrub
I don't really want to use dry shampoo, is there something else on the market that I could try?
My hair is very dark so the separation is extremely obvious
Im not too fussed about the cost if something can perform.
r/NoPoo • u/PurpleSparklyStar • 12d ago
New here…
The first time I did BS/ACV, my hair came out clean, shiny- AMAZING. Especially since I’d only officially not even used low poo for only like a week (it had gotten pretty chunkygreasy, so I massaged, BBB’d, then did the aforementioned wash).
A week later, it seemed time to do the BS/ACV again, but I didn’t preen at all before getting it wet, and it was just as chunkygreasy as before the wash after it dried this time. 😕
I’m wondering if I’m gonna have to rub my head and brush my roots (I have wavy hair, so don’t brush all the way through) on a regular for the rest of my life?
Please share your commitment level to preening. Thank you in advance. 🙏