Chagrin Valley shampoo soap update

[adelheid_p]

Earlier in the year I posted about switching to using Chagrin Valley shampoo soaps instead of commercial shampoos. I purchased several sample bars and I started with the Butter Bar Conditioning shampoo soap bar in March. Since then I've several of the samples including Rosemary Mint, Carrot Milk and Honey, Chamomile and Citrus, Honey Beer and Egg and the one that I am currently using is Ayurvedic Herb. In addition, I continue to condition once a week with a 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar to 1 cup water conditioning solution. I am especially liking how my hair is responding to the Ayurvedic Herb shampoo bar. Even though I've gotten a lot of compliments on my hair and I've been growing it longer, some of the other shampoo bars seemed to either leave a residue or not seem to sufficiently lessen the oil in my hair. Or, perhaps, it really took this long for my hair to become acclimated to using shampoo bars. Although, I doubt it. I really need to pay closer attention to how my hair reacts to each bar, though. I know that I'll definitely want to purchase the Ayurvedic Herb bar in the future.

Comments

[theyarnproject.livejournal.com]

Ok, see. Now I want to try this stuff...

[elionwyr.livejournal.com]

I really haven't liked the Butter Bar Conditioning Soap, which is a shame because I want so much to find a solid conditioner and Lush's Jungle did nothing for me.

I haven't tried the apple cider solution, though. I didn't need it with Lush's The Blonde, and I've been using a tea tree shampoo bar I picked up at the food co-op off and on with no apparent problem. Once I finish up the current supply, I'll have to dabble some more with Chagrin Valley..