Almost as important as the integrity, freshness, and naturalness of the recipes themselves--and the massage for application, the relaxation during absorption--is the way in which you rinse out these cleaning, conditioning, and treatment preparations...or for that matter, rinse out anything you put on your hair and scalp. All the good things you "feed" your hair can be nullified by poor attention to removing substances that might dull the hair shaft and attract dust and dirt or stay on the scalp and cause irritation and/or shedding of the outer layer of epidermis. In some cases I have specified a "shampoo rinse" or special herbal rinse. In other cases you can rinse with pure tap water--if your water is soft and relatively free of chemicals and foreign matter--or bottled/distilled water if it is not.
Once you have prepared a special rinse water (which can be done in large batches--this will keep), you may want to have some of that in your refrigerator for use whenever you wish. You can also use a special rinse water after your regular rinsing in plain water to give your hair that extra-special boost and shine.
By Richard Stein.
Once you have prepared a special rinse water (which can be done in large batches--this will keep), you may want to have some of that in your refrigerator for use whenever you wish. You can also use a special rinse water after your regular rinsing in plain water to give your hair that extra-special boost and shine.
By Richard Stein.
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