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at risk of generating more ammo for ppl to make fun of me, here's a thread about my experiments in hygeine - showering and cleanliness. I once flew to france to meet a bunch of strangers in a castle, and they all had *amazing* hair. Volumous, long, healthy. I was like, how? 1/

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Haven't used shampoo in 5 years, my hair doesn't ever look greasy, I wash it with water roughly every 2 weeks and it works well. I tried using different methods like apple cider vinegar, baking soda, and herbal rinse but honestly it's just more work for no discernable benefit

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irs pretty common for hair to get mega oily after you first quit shampoo, the theory is after a while it eventually adjusts.

2:43 AM · Sep 11, 2021