This make complete and total sense! And explains so much. I am going to do a BS clarifying co-wash and then a quick DC with the salt/citric acid mixed in my con...I don't have the time to do a long DC but it should still make a difference.
I love to soak in Epsoms salts, especially after a workout. Thanks so much for posting this, I am going to stock up.Here is some information I found from epsonsaltcouncil.org, so apparently we can add epson salt to the mix: http://epsomsaltcouncil.org/beauty_why_it_works.htm
Epsom Salt is a pure mineral compound (magnesium sulfate) in crystal form that gently exfoliates skin and smoothes rough patches. Mixed with your favorite deep conditioner, Epsom Salt helps to add body to hair. Dissolved in a bath, Epsom Salt is absorbed through the skin to replenish the body's levels of magnesium. Studies indicate this may help to relieve stress in a number of ways, including:
Researchers have found that magnesium also increases energy and stamina by encouraging the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the energy packets made in the cells. Experts recommend soaking with Epsom Salt at least three times a week to look better, feel better and have more energy.
- Raising the body's level of serotonin, a mood-elevating chemical within the brain that creates a feeling of well being and relaxation.
- Offsetting excess levels of adrenaline generated by pressure and stress; magnesium ions relax and reduce irritability by lowering the affects of adrenaline.
- Helping to regulate the electrical functions that spark through miles of nerves.
- Lowering blood pressure.
It is so funny because most sites say that salt is bad for hair but if an organization is touting its benefits then maybe it is not such a bad thing after all!
An interesting fact regarding pH:
Thank you, I'll be stocking up shortly!!
Is made for pedicures cuz it seems like ou could use it for hair or a bath soak too!
) and I used it on my face (feels very clean but not dry at all after rinsing) and I will wash it out of my hair shortly...
I'll let you guys use this for a few more weeks before I copycat 
I am just now getting my hair in prime condition w/ Wen and I don't need no setbacks.
I want to try Kiya but I's scurred
Girl, I'll never shame (or fault) someone for being scared - trust, if I hadn't done it first, accidentally, I'd be giving the crazy woman putting salt (SALT!?!?!?!?) in her hair the sideeye myself. 
Here is some information I found from epsonsaltcouncil.org, so apparently we can add epson salt to the mix: http://epsomsaltcouncil.org/beauty_why_it_works.htm
Epsom Salt is a pure mineral compound (magnesium sulfate) in crystal form that gently exfoliates skin and smoothes rough patches. Mixed with your favorite deep conditioner, Epsom Salt helps to add body to hair. Dissolved in a bath, Epsom Salt is absorbed through the skin to replenish the body's levels of magnesium. Studies indicate this may help to relieve stress in a number of ways, including:Researchers have found that magnesium also increases energy and stamina by encouraging the production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the energy packets made in the cells. Experts recommend soaking with Epsom Salt at least three times a week to look better, feel better and have more energy.
- Raising the body's level of serotonin, a mood-elevating chemical within the brain that creates a feeling of well being and relaxation.
- Offsetting excess levels of adrenaline generated by pressure and stress; magnesium ions relax and reduce irritability by lowering the affects of adrenaline.
- Helping to regulate the electrical functions that spark through miles of nerves.
- Lowering blood pressure.
It is so funny because most sites say that salt is bad for hair but if an organization is touting its benefits then maybe it is not such a bad thing after all!
yeah this turned quite amazing, it got me thinking about my hard water here more seriously too
I always thought salt was drying to the hairI don't think I will be trying this one but for the ladies' it works for, go 'head! Do your thing!
. I can't say that my entire head was soft like others claimed but my ends have never dried this soft I will be trying this again with a few tweaks such as using Epson salt instead and not fully rinsing it out. I think I rinsed it almost completely out afraid of having the salt not fully dissolve in the conditioner. I'll will mos def do this week after next.
