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Please help

So after a 3 month long awkward phase of no shampoo for me with straight-slightly wavy hair, (oily hair, dandruff, bad smell, hair breakage) I eventually got past, (hair felt silky smooth in every shower despite only using water, no bad smell, healthy, shiny, soft hair after drying, etc), as of 5 days ago, my hair felt incredibly matted and thick in the shower, with no silky feel, and my hair had a lot of knots, feeling dry, and as if I used to much texture powder(thats the best way I can describe it). This has continued into today, and every shower since, was a similar experience if not worse, and after drying, my hair has had a progressively worse smell and feel, and people are pointing out "dandruff". There are areas of dandruff by my hairline that when scratched, go into little dandruff flakes. No reddness or itchiness. I have no idea what to do as using a harsh shampoo would reset all my progress no? Has anyone else experienced this?

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u/benthe_goat — 8 days ago
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Feeling discouraged on wash day

Hey, the last 4 months I tried straight water to wash my hair and my hair was still dirty , it shows in my blow dryer the dirt and gunk . Also I don’t put anything in my hair after I wash it . I then tried apple vinegar, my hair was still dirty then two weeks ago I did relapse and use shampoo and was like ok one last time .. my hair was cleaned but this time I tried just water and my hair was dirty im trying my best to be as natural as possible but it’s just really not working and I’m getting discouraged. Please help .

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u/Due-Art-2672 — 10 days ago
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Drugstore Dry Shampoo

Best drugstore dry shampoo? Used to love Batiste but it's kind of meh now... very powdery and hair feels oily/heavy. Any suggestions?

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u/catmomjmc — 10 days ago
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Question about hard water and hair oils

I've been doing nopoo since the beginning of July. I finally figured out a routine that works for my hair to look good.

However, I still get a lot of sebum built up by the time I get around to doing that routine. Is it normal for hard water to make it basically impossible to cull the production of sebum to the point where my hair isn't stringy and greasy after only a couple of days?

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u/JonahBGood — 9 days ago
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Saw some great before/after egg-wash photos, but didn’t go that well with me 🥲

So I read about some great egg/honey wash experiences on this sub and decided to try it out myself. Didn’t go too well, and I’m curious if I did something wrong. All advice is appreciated.

I went NoPoo about 6 months ago. Have always ( as long as I remember) had big issues with sores, scabs, itching and picking my scalp after shampoo wash. Recently started using shampoo again for a short period of time, but stopped again after a month because of too big scalp issues. (I got my body’s big hint now 😅)

Tried washing with egg today (hot water first, then one egg mixed with a bit of water, also using a hard brush to get it to the scalp, then washing/rinsing with cold water)
After that honey wash (1tbsp to 1 cup hot water)

But nah, doesn’t really feel any different… Did I do something wrong?

Fyi my hair is very thick. First two fotos are before and last two are after;

u/OldExcuse9844 — 11 days ago
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HELP: 2 Days After Yolk Wash Hair is Bleh Again

Hi all, I started "No poo" + no hair styling products about 1 month ago. Previously I shampooed my hair once a week. Now I do an egg yolk honey wash once a week. For 1 day following the yolk wash my hair is phenomenal, but 1 day or 2 after it looks dingy + oily again. Does this go away with time? Is my scalp still adjusting?

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u/EthAndroid — 10 days ago
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Hair is very flat and oily every morning even the day after shampooing will not using shampoo fix this?

Also I noticed my hair was much thicker from before the age of 20 and I remember I didn't shampoo often back then, for the past couple of years it has always been dry oily and sparse, will no shampoo help my hair return to its old form?

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u/Parking-Industry-992 — 11 days ago