LOW-POO AND NATURAL SHAMPOO: Stock
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Shampoo is a cosmetic product found in every bathroom around the world. But the good old shampoo trade is about to be done away with by alternative care such as low poop and natural shampoos...but what are they and why are they interesting?
longtest---------- longtest---------Why choose natural shampoos
Known for a few years, natural shampoos are more and more popular. They are appreciated for their softness with the scalp, but also with the hair. Indeed, natural shampoos are rid of chemical ingredients, too heavy for the hair and sometimes harmful to health. Thus, most natural shampoos exclude from their list of ingredients parabens, silicones, but also all ingredients derived from petrochemistry. Generally, natural shampoos enjoy labels and certifications such as the "ecocert" label. Natural shampoos are composed in a very large proportion of ingredients from plants, sometimes from organic farming.
When buying a natural shampoo, it is always best to check the list of ingredients. Indeed, a green packaging or the use of terms such as "nature" or "organic" does not always mean that the shampoo is natural. Even if some big brands have their own ranges of shampoos and natural care; it is better to focus on brands recognized for their ethical and ecological commitment. Most often, you can buy your natural shampoos in organic stores or on the internet. In addition to being good for health, natural shampoos are also environmentally friendly because they are biodegradable.
Low-poo and no-poo: specificities and differences
As their name suggests, low-poo and no-poo are methods of washing hair from the United States. Both techniques are inspired by the practice of "less is more". Indeed, the low-poo is to wash your hair with products containing a small amount of shampoo. Thus, the hair is not attacked. Generally, the followers of the low-poo technique advocate the use of a conditioner to replace the traditional shampoo. The conditioner contains washing agents, but in less quantity than the shampoo. In fact, the hair is washed, but not stripped. This type of washing is suitable for damaged hair, very dry and especially curly or curly hair.
Finally, the technique of no-poo, meanwhile, is to no longer use conventional shampoo. The latter is replaced by a washing with sodium bicarbonate, accompanied by a vinegar rinse. The goal of low-poo as that of no-poo is to space the washing of the hair. The reduction of the washing makes it possible to improve the quality of the hair, but also to less attack the scalp. Low-poo and no-poo do not harm the environment and can also lead to substantial savings.
