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Look at his hair! So much volume! More
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Look at his hair! So much volume! More
You guys, drinking shampoo is bad. More

Last week, I wrote about my curiosity with the “no-shampoo” movement, which is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: folks who are eschewing shampoo, in favor of a more natural approach. People are skipping the sudsy stuff for a number of reasons, including a desire to be more eco-friendly, and concerns over the potentially-harmful chemicals often used to create lather and make it smell good. I gave it up just to see if the hype was worth it, and to see if it could work for someone who was active (read: sweaty).
Going shampoo-free doesn’t require many special ingredients–in place of “shampoo”, I used baking soda and water mixed together in a travel-sized bottle. The “conditioner” recommended is a mix of apple cider vinegar and water. Over the course of the week, I spent probbably 30 cents on supplies, had to re-make my products just once, and washed with them 4 times. It’s definitely an inexpensive approach. More
I guess it’s not enough for people who forgo washing their hair to just sit there and do it quietly: they, like everyone else, need a movement. More
I’m sitting in the chair in my taxidermy-adorned hair salon waiting to get the dye painted onto my hair for my four-times-a-year highlights, when my hairdresser lifts up my hair and inspects the underside of my scalp. “You didn’t get this taken care of?” she asks, clearly disappointed in me. More
As I write this, I’m smearing raw cookie dough all over my face. That’s not a beauty tip or trick. I just wanted you to know.
Who would have thought a little lather would do a world of damage? More
First whale sperm shampoo, and now this. I’ve heard plenty of stories of people making smoothies out of placenta, but shampoo? Will it make my hair grow babies? More
I get it. Every celebrity now has to be “multihyphenate” and have their own skin care line and their own home furnishings company, just because. But sometimes slapping your name on every product that exists doesn’t always improve a celebrity’s … More
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For those days when normal sperm just isn’t enough of a styling tool. Whale Sperm Shampoo, $3.99
My hair is a production. It’s long, it sheds, it’s curly on the bottom but completely flat on top. Before I go out on a Friday night, my hair looks great. By the time I get home, however, it looks … More
Every time I go in for a haircut my stylist cringes a little. “Your hair is really dry,” he says, “are you still blow drying it every day?” “Yes,” I reply. “Sorry, I know I shouldn’t.” And, yes, I do … More
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