Why Using Shampoo is Like Pouring Your Money Down the Drain?

Shampoos Are a Waste of Money!

You are just a targeted consumer segment. You are made to believe these are life needs .
You then spend a fortune of time and money on products that are effectively undoing the damage caused by shampoo.

It’s the dirty little secret many shampoo companies don’t want you to know.  

When you wash your hair with certain traditional shampoos, you may actually be stripping your hair and scalp of their natural oils.  

Many shampoos usually rely on sodium laurel sulfate or other damaging detergents for cleansing.  

While these generate a thick lather to clean hair, they can also create dryness, frizziness, dullness, and color fade.

Too much shampooing, it’s argued, strips hair of its natural oils and can leave it dry and damaged. 

Why? 
It's because shampoo stimulates even more sebum production by the scalp, acting like an insidious drug that creates a greater need for its use. 

Simply rinsing hair with water or using a baking soda solution for shampoo , it’s said, will get your hair clean, make it shinier, balance your scalp’s oil production, save you money, and help out the environment. 

The seductive scent of commercial shampoos — what we’ve come to understand as the smell of “clean” is too well brainwashed to consumers that they feel unclean without using it.