The bollywood look-on hair and what products to use.

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eating_orange

@eating_orange

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

I was wondering since you see celebs promoting different types of shampoos and their hair looks awesome, I want to try some of those brands too. But then, when I do my hair looks terrible!

So, I am wondering if anyone can name some natural or good shampoo products to give me the bw look? 😆⭐️

I don't like products with lots of chemicals and using products such as meera hair wash and other powders just suck!

I want glorious hair...please help. Thank you

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eating_orange

@eating_orange

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

lol thanks. my cousins tell me to use this shampoo called dheedhi? never heard of it until they mentioned it.

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maal_u_have

@maal_u_have

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

^^ I hadn't heard of it either until now but a couple online reviews seem promising 😊

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ajaajaa

@ajaajaa

Inactive

Posted: 8 years ago

All I know is don't touch Pantene - that stuff is terrible for your hair

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eating_orange

@eating_orange

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: ajaajaa
All I know is don't touch Pantene - that stuff is terrible for your hair

NEVER! 😆 I try to use products that are some what natural as natural as possible. but it gets expensive here in the U.S. 😭

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Angel-likeDevil

@Angel-likeDevil

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

Ya Biotique shampoo is good, I use it too :)

If you want 100% natural and cheap at the same time...then you can try applying coconut milk to your hair before shampooing. It is the best conditioner, makes hair very silky and strengthen's it. It really works for me, so I'd say it's worth a try, you'll notice the change the first time you use it. :)

Reposting this from another thread, if you are interested in learning about it -

1. Grate a coconut, as much amount as you desire because you can store this in a refrigerator for many days and use it for next time. But remember to store this milk in a glass container.

2. Soak the grated coconut in hot water, for 20-30 minutes - depends on your time/patience/schedules etc

3. Strain the 'milk' using a strainer or muslin cloth.

4. Apply the 'milk' to your hair from scalp to hair ends.

5. Leave it on for 20-40 minutes - depening on your mood/time/patience.

6. Wash your hair as usual with (preferably a mild) shampoo.

And, please check this person's blog and youtube channel

http://www.cameliakatoozian.com/

https://www.youtube.com/user/cameliakatoozian

^^^She only recommends natural products or remedies, ones that she herself tries and although I haven't tried most of the things that she says - her methods seem credible, especially since you like to keep your haircare regimen as natural as possible :)

Edited by Angel-likeDevil - 8 years ago

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clarity

@clarity

Stunner

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

Ogx products are sulfate and paraben free. Use products that are free of these ingredients so as to not damage your hair. That is recommended by everyone these days.

You can use a hair mask every week. Forest Essentials has 'natural' ingredients in its products so you can try their Brahmi mask. Heard good things about it.

My hair is wavy and can get frizzy so I always use a serum to help it settle down. TIGI's Bed Head range is also highly recommended though I am not sure if it's SLS free.

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eating_orange

@eating_orange

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

Thanks for the advice everyone, I'll be looking like a bw diva in no time. Odd though, my hair isn't too fond of coconut oil but loves coconut milk? Weird