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right ones, and rejecting those commercially manufactured harmful ones you are putting
yourself into a positive win-win situation.
Shampoo has changed and developed beyond recognition over the years, and first became
really recognised as a product just to wash hair in the early 1930’s, when manufacturers
started to add extra detergents and colouring. Before then people just used ordinary soap that
they would use to wash their bodies with.
The first shampoos were very basic and consisted mainly of a mix of soap, water, herbs and
simple detergents. These days you can find a shampoo for every type and condition of hair,
every age group, and every individual requirement. The problem though, is that research has
raised major concerns about the health hazards of some commercial products and of their
chemical contents too.
All shampoos contain detergents. Detergents are the agents that do the majority of the
cleaning action of the shampoo, fighting the greasy build up so it can be easily washed away.
Other chemical contents read like a who’s who of germ warfare and are only included to
make the product a higher seller
Look at this list of shampoo contents that are used to give each brand its own unique qualities
like colouring, moisturizing, detangling; making soapy bubbles or to add a type of feel and
texture.
Shampoo contents include stuff like glycol distearate, modified cellulose, sodium and
ammonium chloride, to name a few. All in there doing their damage to your hair and scalp,
not adding any particular value but just an attempt to make the consumer feel he is buying the
best.
Hair Conditioners are used to perform many functions including keeping the hair from
tangling, adding shine, softening the hair texture, building volume and giving the hair body,
and adding moisture. Conditioners are a way for people to treat specific problems whilst at
the same time being able to style the hair, preserve curls or keep the hair straighter.
One thing about conditioners is that they do not give nourishment to the hair, even though the
marketers would tell you differently. This is not the case, in fact how they work is simply by
coating the hair through the use of chemicals that bind with the keratin proteins in hair and
cling to the hair's surface, creating a new surface coating on each strand.
Sure, your hair appearance may look nicer but its all-surface improvement. The scalp and hair
follicles remain the same as before, unchanged apart from possibly getting further clogged up
with the conditioners chemically manufactured ingredients
Hair Gel is used to keep hair in place by a means of adding volume and stiffness to the hair.
People like to create hairstyles using gels, and at times when you are in a rush and want to
keep your hair looking nice and stylish I can understand a certain attraction.
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