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- 1759: First use of word "Shampoo"
- 1930s: First modern-day Shampoo
- First shampoo formulas were made of shaved soap boiled in water with herbs and oils
- Normally followed by conditioner
- 2-in-1 Shampoo and Conditioner
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Pollutants, natural oils, dry skin, and styling products form a residue in your hair. Shampoo removes this build-up. Shampoo is much different from soap. Its surfactants remove the residue without removing hair's natural oils, so hair doesn't become dry and brittle. It is common to use a hair conditioner to soften the hair and make it more manageable.
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Buying Guide
- The Ladies Home Journal states to stay away from shampoo that contains sodium laureth sulfate because it is drying to the hair.
- Brush your hair with a wide-toothed brush to remove tangles, dirt and dry skin.
- Foaming agents cause dryness; steer clear of them if your hair has sun or chlorine damage
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Shampoo Questions
Anybody have a good recipe for make-your-own natural shampoo and conditioner? 1 AnswerI found this. I have never tried it so I do not know how good it is. read more
Is it true that it's bad for the hair to always use the same shampoo or is this just a myth? 7 AnswersMy hair stylist, and some of my friends have said the same thing. Their is some truth behind this thou. Shampoo is bad for your hair period. yes it cleans out... read more
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Men, health conscious Botanical Spirits have things for your hair needs too! The SugarCane Herbal Clarifying shampoo
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At the Salon:0) New Shampoo lady~her hands felt like spiders in my hair~yuck! We had 2 have a sweet talk on the 2nd wash,now all is well :0)
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That would be a great shampoo logo @dishydecorator hey- if it keeps the stripper's hair fresh, I am all about it! (via @prettyinpinkmeg)
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@Babblenaggs Shampoo.
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