Shampoo, conditioner, and deodourant

[ailbhe]

A while ago, in order to stop using products made by evil multicorps etc, I bought some solid shampoo from an acquaintance of an acquaintance. It made my hair sticky. I emailed the maker and was told it was probably the residue from my old shampoo, and that vinegar in the rinse might help. well, now I've had dull, sticky hair for over a month, so I give up.

I'm going to buy a Lush shampoo bar, as they come recommended, and while I'm at it I'm going to try a Lush deodourant, because I would like to have the choice to use deodourant occasionally and I'm told it might not make me come up all red and lumpy.

Do you have any other Lush recommendations? Any specific kinds of shampoo or deodourant I should try? I don't like strong smells and I have fine, thick, straight hair that generally behaves very well when I don't use evil shampoo on it for a month. It looks terrible now.

Should I get a conditioner to go with the shampoo?

Comments

[junipertree.livejournal.com]

Oh, I was just mentioning that because A had mentioned avoiding multinationals. :)

And with few exceptions, I bought all of my beauty products there for the five years I was there. It's great to get the discount too.

It's a great way to earn money. As part of my job I spoke with a lot of top representatives and their stories were really inspiring. Good luck!