Reddit: r/curlyhair

Stopped shampooing, conditioning, and using any product one month ago. I thoroughly wash my hair with just water every day and let it air dry

Oh wow must be nice to be gods favorite

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Reddit: r/pics

Got a lot of feedback yesterday that I should've posted the color version of "my dry shampoo always turns my hair white, so instead of throwing out the bottle I used the whole thing at once and did my make up to match" so here it is

[elsa](http://imgur.com/EHBzzru.jpg). I'm not great at photoshop.

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Reddit: r/pics

My dry shampoo always turns my hair white, so instead of throwing out the bottle I used the whole thing at once and did my makeup to match.

Kind hard to see the results in a black and white photo, unless you are saying this is a color photo that you made look black and white with makeup and shampoo

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Reddit: r/curlyhair

Used Curls smith soufflé on wet hair then glazed a bit more of it when it was 90 percent or so dry for extra hold. Washed with SA JCBO shampoo and condish with as I am blue one.

Sir, you are a beautiful man 😍

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Reddit: r/u_RealOldSpiceWeSwear

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Reddit: r/malehairadvice

best shampoo for dry hair

i'ma upvote so this gets more attention, i like discussions and i seem to have the same problem and would like to know if someone has the answer, my hair is somewhat dry, when wet it has all the properties of someone with nice hair but when it drys up it dosen't, and it dosen't seem to be in strands( don't know how to describe this, like its flaky and seperate instead of in nice strands, but when i comb it it looks like an average hair with strands), i have heard that some of the best thing to do for people like me and you is not shampoo that often( very rarely, or use shampoo for dry hair) use very good moisturizing conditioner with oils, or personally apply cocunut oils to the hair, also don't let super hot water get on your hair. i hope more people can pitch in with advice

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Reddit: r/malehairadvice

Best shampoo for dry hair?

I think you'll find your hair to be looking and feeling much better if you don't use shampoo for a few days. Just clean it with water in the shower. I know some people never use shampoo, it's supposed to let your hair become beautiful in its natural oils. So my piece of advice: don't shampoo for like 3 days and see how it goes.

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