DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know conditioners and styling products won’t be as effective if there is build-up on your hair?
If it seems as of late, your favorite hair products aren’t working as well, build-up may be the problem. If hair is limp, oily, frizzy or uncooperative, a deep-cleaning is in order. This is a process that should be done once a week, preferably at the same time you deep-condition.
Look for shampoos that are clear (avoid creamy) and state “clarifying” or “deep cleaning” on the package. These are specially formulated to remove oils, gels, and hairspray from locks. Deep cleansing also benefits the scalp by unclogging pores to allow proper hair growth.
Top deep-cleansing shampoos:
~Suave Daily Clarifying Shampoo
~Neutrogena Anti-Residue Shampoo
~Herbal Essences Degunkify Tingling Deep Cleaning Shampoo
Add-ins for an extra boost of cleansing:
~2 tablespoons of baking soda mixed with a handful of conditioner.
~1/2 tablespoon lemon juice added to shampoo (not advised for just-colored hair).
i heard about it, but i haven’t tried it, I am just so lazy to buy clarifying shampoo! lol, I should give this a try! so that my conditioning products and treatment will work better on me
thanks girl!
wow. i never knew this. i’m not really a hair kinda gal. LOL. but this is good to know. the next time my hair is being unusually limp, i’ll have to get some deep cleaning or clarifying shampoo.
Good article. And so true about buildup to hair products.
My fav, and you listed it here:
Suave Daily Clarifying Shampoo.
It works really well…a deep-cleansing shampoo. And cheap, too.
i think i need a deep cleansing shampoo, my scalp has been feeling oily and it is annoying and looks disgusting after a day out