Which scent should you use? Your choice! For hair washing, the various scents will function pretty much the same-although Baby Unscented does contain double the amount of olive oil.īar soaps offer a few advantages for hair washing. One advantage is that this is probably the soap you currently have in your house and is the most readily available. Our original liquid soaps are the go-to for many folks. Here’s a list of the soaps we currently make, along with their unique benefits: However, some of our other soaps may offer specific advantages for your particular hair type or water condition. Our classic liquid Pure-Castile Soaps work great for many folks. Bronner’s Soap Should I Use to Wash Hair? The reward is a completely natural hair routine, and for many, the softest, silkiest hair they have ever experienced. Bronner’s routine right away with no transition, which is great! But if you are like most, you may need to withstand a few weeks of bad hair in order to reach the promised land. After a couple of weeks, your hair may even start to feel drier than normal. Initially, your hair may feel greasier than normal. Most transitions last between 2 and 4 weeks. Bronner’s it will very likely take your hair some time to adjust.
So if you stop using these products and switch to washing your hair with Dr. Photo credit: Instagram (Lita is raw)Ĭonventional shampoos and conditioners (which is nearly all of them… even the ones that claim to be natural, botanical, etc.) usually contain silicones and waxes that coat your hair and give it that smooth feeling. If the basic routine doesn’t seem to work for your hair, see our troubleshooting guide below to figure out how best to tweak it. Others found success after combining our soap with some coconut milk, and shampooing with that, so that they don’t require a rinse either. Some folks find that their hair feels fine washing with just soap, and they don’t need an acidic rinse. While this rule generally holds, it’s not universally true. Washing with our soaps disturbs these cuticles but an acidic conditioning rinse will fix the problem beautifully: it tamps these cuticles back down and gives your hair a soft, silky feel. This is because the outside of your hair is made up of cuticles: layers of cells that lay over each other like roof shingles. Bronner’s soaps clean your hair and scalp amazingly well, but they can also leave your hair feeling tangly and matted. We recommend our Organic Conditioning Rinse, which is specially formulated for this purpose and uses a base of organic lemon juice-but you can also use diluted apple cider vinegar in a pinch.ĭr. Bronner’s, it’s that you need to follow up with an acidic conditioning rinse. If there’s one important thing to remember about washing your hair with Dr. We’d love to hear about your own personal experiences and help you along your hair journey, so be sure to leave your questions or feedback in a comment below!
Much of the information presented here was compiled from customers who commented on Lisa Bronner’s original hair-washing post, and a handful of excellent natural beauty bloggers-most notably, Almost Exactly’s thorough post on the topic. Here, we try to cover all the basic concepts and offer some troubleshooting tips as well. (Your hair type and water quality alone can greatly affect the results!) Bronner’s can work really well, but the truth is that it often involves a bit of tinkering to get it right.
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