Alternative shampoo?

Have you tried the deep clense on the first page of the wax removal? I wouldnt use anything else

 

I tried a blue one once, never again... It had sea salt in it so I thought oohh ok this could be good... However it conditioned my dreads and left them all loose!! Was crap

Edit: Ohh nuu xD I will try it, gonna bet some tea tree oil and bicarb tomorrow Can it just be baking bicarb?

 

Ahhh shit well im doing a deep clense then that

 

I only tried it once and my dreads were quite young... So don't take my word for it lol If your dreads are mature I'm sure you'll be fine lol. I've heard Sqeaky Green and Soak 'n' Float are good ones for dreads but again I don't know much about lush, I don't really like the company as a whole xD AH well ^^ I'm gonna do a deep cleanse tomorrow trip to tescos and holland and barrett is in order

 

Why is it that everyone has a different list of lush bars that are "good for dreadlocks." It would be nice to know how much of this is from experience / word of mouth / information from lush, because it's beginning to sound a lot like every lush assistant will have a different opinion of what products are good for dreads and may just be talking out of their collective arse.

 

A lush assisant guessed the blue shampoo bar would be ok so Lush assisants do talk the latter xD My list is word of mouth. I tend to stay away from lush ^^

 

i dumped whatever was left in the tub in.. and yeah it was baking bicarb, its all the same shit. big bowl of water,, tub of bicarb,, 2 or 3 drops of tea tree oil..

 

Exactly
Will do some independant tests on friday night
I got an Aloe Plant

 

A whole tub?! A whole little 200g tub?! :O That's alot xD

 

it wasnt a whole tub, it was about half a tub. whatever i grabbed outta the cake making cupboard =] but it def wasnt a full tub

 

People sure do talk a lot about LUSH. Is it an UK thing? I've never seen it, nor had I heard about it before I started to see UK'ers talking about it in communities online. I hear they smell wonderful though.

I did check them out and they have SLS, but not everyone cares about that.

 

Ahh good A whole tub does seem alot xD

Yea I think Lush is a UK thing, and yea the shop smells heavenly Halfway down the street you can smell the shop. However the smell gets really annoying after a while, and the products I bought from there once stunk, stunk in the fridge and in my room Got fed up of the smell so I palmed them off on someone else xD

Was just reading up about SLES- Sounds horrible!! Can cause cancer!! Why the fug are they putting that in products?!!??!?? I'm discusted!! And horrified at the fact that soem of the stuff I use has SLS and SLES in it

RIGHT from here on I am going AU NATURAL!! (If my Sanex shower creme has SLS in it.. oohh I'll be mad!! <3 Sanex!!) *Sigh*

Edit: SANEX HAS SLES!! ARG and my toothpaste AND my dreadheadhq shampoooooo :'( Dr Bonners and bicarb it is...

 

anything can cause cancer if it tries hard enough.

i find it amusing when people find out that too much oxygen is deadly, or too much water etc. what i mean is,, sls in small quantities aint worth frettin about.

 

If you have a cake making cupboard you are morally obliged to make me a cake.

 

well we dont understand how these things build up in our bodies overtime. i dont blame people for wanting to play it safe.

 

xD Make me a cake too!!

And low constant exposure must be doing something to us

 

or i could just go to town and buy a packet mix. much nicer. nom nom nom.

 

nah, i dont understand it either, but im willing to be ignorant. what will be will be and all that.

i can see why people would wanna play safe and be healthy and all that, but at the same time, im happy to see how life plays out for me, without worrying about the crap i consume

 

rather be dead at 50 and eat delicious bacon

 

hahaha, thats it yeah, 'cept i dont like bacon