This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our disclosure page.UPDATED: 2018When I first wrote this post on non-toxic shampoo, I also stopped using shampoo. I was closeted “no-pooer" for a while, and you can read about the no poo method here.Despite the fact that my hair genuinely looks better when I'm not washing it (see the picture on the left), I can't seem to stick
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Safe Baby/Kid Shampoo Guide
Updated: November 2016Hair washing was a pretty pointless exercise for Felix for the first several years of his life; he was bald until 2. Wolfie has a bit more hair, so we use a tiny dab of Farmaesthetics Fine Herbal Cleanser as a shampoo for him about once a week.Even once they are sporting longer tresses, babies and toddlers really don't need baby shampoo at bath time. As babies, both
No Poo Method No More
My hair looked pretty good at this Christmas party, but not as good as my friend Amanda's. Several months ago I blogged about how great my hair was looking using the no poo method. Unfortunately, this was short lived. Turns out I'm just too lazy to stir up the baking soda/water and apple cider vinegar/water combo every time I want to wash my hair (see below for a refresher on the basic no poo
The No Poo Method Doesn’t Stink!
Anyone who knows me—or just knows this website—is well aware that I almost never claim that natural, healthy stuff works as well as conventional stuff. I bemoan the loss of Tide in my life, surreptitiously takes whiffs of Herbal Essence in Duane Reade, and fantasize about an alternate reality where I slip my hands into a big sink of foaming Dawn to wash dishes.Thus it was unsurprising that
