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thread: Shampoo and conditioner

  1. #73
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    Wow Crazy Lady that it expensive!

    I love online shopping, because I work I often don't have time to get out and about too much so it's a running joke in our house that the only place I go is to the post office to collect my shopping parcels!

    The downside to shopping online is that it's very easy to just add extra stuff to your order.... For instance, I had to order one of the moo goo stuffed cow toys ass well......

    Oh well, it's a local (ish) business for me so I don't mind supporting them.

    How is everyone finding the moo goo?

    Another question - does anyone know of natural/organic styling products for hair? Is there such a thing?

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    The good oil company has a hair oil that is a natural version of moroccan oil. well, not supposed to say that but it's AWESOME and just as good IMHO! it really stops the ends of my hair feeling so brittle and dry after a hot dry day. My hair has been noticeably less frizzy since using it too

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    Well my moogoo arrived today! Only tranferred the money Friday, so wouldn't have gone through til probably Monday
    Kids will use it tonight & I'll use it in the morning

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    I think I'm in love I was in town today so thought I'd see if the moogoo had come in yet and it was there! I used it this afternoon and it's great! The shampoo didn't lather up at all but I figured it was doing it's thing as I did 3 shampoos to make sure, my hair was pretty oily anyway so I'm sure it didn't hurt. But my real joy came when I put the conditioner on, it was like silk! Combing my hair when I got out it felt beautiful and I knew I was onto a winner. I've just dried it and it's still really nice, for the 1st time in 7 years it actually feel nice again woooohoooo. My hair is really thick so I like it when my hair feels thinner when I comb it and the moogoo has done that. It is also not frizzy so I'm stoked! I could even get away without straightening it which hasn't happened for 2 years now. I just hope it keeps being this good and my hair doesn't go ferral in a few days. Would just love it if I could wash it once a week and my hair not be totally yuck. Far out I was even considering cutting all my long hair off cause I was so sick of it being yucky.

    Crazylady I haven't bought the argan oil yet but intend to, did you use the babyliss argan oil aswel as the good oil company one?
    Last edited by Cherished; February 2nd, 2011 at 05:52 PM.

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    Never used the babyliss version. I have a Mum who's a good oil rep at playgroup so I get products through her. The shampoo and conditioner changed from last batch though so gave me sores. I also love the good oil body oil and "crack" cream for very dry skin!

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    Cherished - you make me tempted to wash my hair again today just to try it! I have cut & thinned my hair recently because it was too thick & frizzy.
    I really like it long... & even still I don't wear it out!!

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    Thanks crazy lady I will check them out.

    Clover "do it, do it, do it" lol can't wait to hear how you go tomorrow

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    I am so glad you love it Cherished!

    I find I use lots of shampoo too so will prob go through 2 bottles of shampoo to 1 conditioner.

    I was washing my hair every 2nd day but think I can prob do every 3rd day now.

    Yay for us!

    I was looking for the good oil stuff before but only came across a cooking oil (???) does anyone have a site address?

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    I told you, Moogoo is DIVINE!!

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    I am so glad you love it Cherished!

    I find I use lots of shampoo too so will prob go through 2 bottles of shampoo to 1 conditioner.

    I was washing my hair every 2nd day but think I can prob do every 3rd day now.

    Yay for us!

    I was looking for the good oil stuff before but only came across a cooking oil (???) does anyone have a site address?
    Shooting you a PM hun!

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    Another question - does anyone know of natural/organic styling products for hair? Is there such a thing?
    Call me crazy, but I absolutely love coconut oil as a 'styling' product - it smoothes frizzies, makes my hair nice and shiny (like, it actually kind of sparkles in the sun!), and I find a little bit of coconut oil in my hair before straightening helps it hold the style better than hairspray - no kidding! And it's all-natural, organic and great for your skin and hair.
    I buy tubs of it for around $10 (which lasts months!) from the cooking section of the local health food store - it's food-grade and smells soooo good!

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    CrazyLady can I have the link too? Have fun washing your hair today

    Glamourcide I have used coconut oil before, I think it's really popular in Asia and India? But I found it made my hair too oily and a bit heavy. I thought0 I was putting too much on but every time I tried to use the smallest amount it still wasn't what I wanted. Many people love it though and it's cheap enough to try, then if you don't like it in y our hair you can use it to cook with or I used to massage with it, great for you skin!

    Well this morning I've been checking out my hair again and I have more woohoos to add I have layers in the back of my hair which being so thick looks like a huge birds nest unless it's straightened and even then it's a little boofy due to the damage the foils did. But this morning it's beautiful! I could wear my hair down and it's just got a lovely wave/curl to to in a hair style that I've been wanting to have for a couple of years. So not only have I now got lush hiar, nice skin as the products didn't irritate my body in the shower but now I also have a new hair style!!

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    Well DD2 got the first use here this morning. She wet the bed, her hair didn't need washing, but it was the perfect excuse
    Her hair is very thick & wavy. Had to put it up for school, but can't wait to see it this arvo!

    Just about to have my turn

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    CrazyLady can I have the link too? Have fun washing your hair today
    Sent hun.

    I meant to add ladies. Use the argan oil sparingly. It looks pricey but morroccan oil is more expensive and not all natural. It is awesome stuff. I even use it on dd's very fine hair to stop it being so fluffy. It's about the only way I can put it up. I literally only use one pump for the ends of my mid back length hair and about 1/4 of a pump for the fluffy bits around the front. I've used it daily for 2 1/2 months and only an inch out of the bottle!

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    Ladies, help!!!! I've used my moogoo products now 3 times in one week. I was hoping not to wash my hair more than 1 or 2 times a week. Basically, the first day I wash it it's pretty soft but not as shiny as with my Loreal stuff, and the next day it loses its sheen and looks like it needs a good wash! I have 2 washes with the shampoo (first one doesn't really lather up but the second time it does a bit) and put about a 50 cent piece size of conditioner on. Am I doing something wrong? I feel like the hair is not really clean.....

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    I try to just pat the conditioner on top of my hair on top of my head rather then rubbing it through. I find it is really conditioning and maybe try using a smaller quantity? I literally only use 1 &1/2 pumps.

    It won't be as shiny as with Loreal because they put silicone in their products. I've noticed over 2 weeks my hair is a lot shinier naturallly because it's looking healthier

    HTH

  18. #90
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    Sounds similar to how I wash miss b. I too shampoo twice, I do use quite a lot of shampoo though and I massage it into the scalp but wipe over the ends of my hair. I use about 3 pumps of conditioner but only apply to the lengths, I'm quite careful about not getting at my scalp as my hair gets oily quicker if the conditioner is near scalp.

    I find most times my wash lasts 3 days now, if I've spent a lot of time doing my hair then i will wash after 2.

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