Unlike most shampoo products which frizz my hair out even when using conditioner afterward, the clay shampoo makes my hair look and feel clean without it looking like a q-tip.
How to use: Use a container to poor the clay into (adjust amount depending on hair length and type). Gradually add water and mix until the consistency resembles melted chocolate. You'll know you've used too-little water if it has a "pastey" consistency. If you use too much water, it'll appear liquid more than a semi-solid. Hope this helps.
K
Kevin
Great Alternative to Shampoo!
My hair comes out nice and smooth after using the natural clay shampoo. It also brings out volume.
I
I.E.
He’s Everywhere
I open my cabinet, I see Frankie’s face. I put on deodorant, I see his face. I brush my teeth, boom his face staring right back at me. I can’t even season my food without seeing his face. He’s all over my house and I cannot escape. Help me.
Z
Z
It does work and works well once you learn how to use it. It needs to come with some explicit instructions and/or ratios of how much powder to liquid you should use.
I eventually brought a bowl to mix it in within the shower. I add just enough water to make the powder into a paste without any dry powder being remaining. I then slowly work the paste into my wet hair little bits at a time. Your hair will eventually feel like you have a real shampoo in it. It does a great job at removing grease without drying out too much nor does it contain unnatural components.
