2014 Challenge- CoWash, CoCleanse, Mud Wash, Honey Cleanse, & Others

[Rozlewis]

Cowashed tonight with Claudie's 3 in 1.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Co-Cleansed with:
Claudie's Jojoba Cleansing Conditioner

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used up the rest of my Claudie Jojoba Cleansing Conditioner and used HV Methi Step2 to finish it out.

 

[Rozlewis]

Cowashed with Claudie's 3 in 1.

 

[HairPleezeGrow]

Will be cowashing tonight with Wen fig

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Cowashed with: Afroveda's Coconut Hair Milk Conditioner

 

[Rozlewis]

Cowashed with Claudies 3 in 1.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used:
Hairveda's Methi Step 2 to cowash with

 

[Rozlewis]

Cowashed today with Wen 613. I have not used this in a long time. It felt so good.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used the rest of my Hairveda Methi Step 2 to Cowash with. Also, Afroveda's Coconut Milk Conditioner

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used:
Shea Moisture's Anti Purification Hair Masque & Afroveda's Coconut Conditioning Hair Milk

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used: SM's Purification Hair Masque and Afroveda's Coconut Conditioning Hair Milk

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used: Shea Moisture's Anti Purification Hair Masque to Cleanse and some Hairitage Dark Honey Cleanser.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Used: Shea Moisture's Purification Hair Masque to Cleanse and some Hairitage Dark Honey Cleanser.

 

[IronButterfly]

Cowashed with CJ Daily Fix. This stuff just makes me go goo-goo!

 

[faithVA]

Washed with acv, then did a protein treatment. Then I cowashed with curls ecstacy mixed with castille soap. DCD with NG marshmallow, slippery elm. I did a mud wash with pink clay on the right and rhassoul on the left. I like both of them better than bentonite clay.

 

[DarkJoy]

Pink clay is fantastic (but messy) stuff^^^^

 

[faithVA]

Pink clay is fantastic (but messy) stuff^^^^

Very messy. I will play around with both of them. The rhassoul goes on easier and isn't as messy. My hair tends to tangle a bit with the pinke.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Co-Cleansed with: Hairitage Hydrations Dark Honey Cleansing Conditioner
Cowashed with: Afroveda's Coconut Milk Conditioner

 

[bluenvy]

When new challenge for new year starts please tag me. I cowash twice weekly but like to more often maybe daily. Been reading on mud wash, like to incorporate that as well.

 

[Duchess007]

Prepooing overnight with sunflower oil, cowashing in the AM with VO5 Coconut.



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[CodeRed]

I'm going to start doing this to see if I can take it to the new year and join this challenge 2015.

 

[NaturallyATLPCH]

Please tag me also in the new year if you remember. I have given up shampoo for the past month and plan to continue cleansing with clay and cowashing.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Co-Cleansed with:
Shea Moisture's Purification
Hairitage Hydration's Dark Honey Cleansing Rinse

 

[faithVA]

Cowashed with the curls ecstasy. I tried to dilute it but this stuff is hard to dilute. I think I'm going to repurchase the AIA cleansing pudding on black friday. I really liked it.

Then I did a mudwash with rhassoul clay, water and a little acv. Finally got my mudwash to be a good consistency.

Next week going to work on the consistency of the pink clay.

 

[AgeinATL]

Cowashed with the curls ecstasy. I tried to dilute it but this stuff is hard to dilute. I think I'm going to repurchase the AIA cleansing pudding on black friday. I really liked it.

Then I did a mudwash with rhassoul clay, water and a little acv. Finally got my mudwash to be a good consistency.

Next week going to work on the consistency of the pink clay.

Please tag me also in the new year if you remember. I have given up shampoo for the past month and plan to continue cleansing with clay and cowashing.

faithVA and NaturallyATLPCH

Does the mud wash adequately cleanse your scalp? I would love to start using them (because I have very little luck with shampoos) but I have a very oily scalp and cowashing doesn't adequately remove the buildup of sebum. Thoughts? Thanks ladies!

 

[faithVA]

AgeinATL[/USER];20768863]faithVA and NaturallyATLPCH

Does the mud wash adequately cleanse your scalp? I would love to start using them (because I have very little luck with shampoos) but I have a very oily scalp and cowashing doesn't adequately remove the buildup of sebum. Thoughts? Thanks ladies!

It does mine but my scalp is quite dry. You may want to try a ready made product like mud puddle mudwash or if you make it yourself leave out the oil. Clay draws and it can definitely draw out excess oil.

Have you tried any cowash cleansers? They cleanse better than conditioners.

 

[faithVA]

DarkJoy[/USER];20708375]Pink clay is fantastic (but messy) stuff^^^^

What ratios are you using of clay to water? Is it like a paste or more runny?

 

[NaturallyATLPCH]

faithVA and NaturallyATLPCH

Does the mud wash adequately cleanse your scalp? I would love to start using them (because I have very little luck with shampoos) but I have a very oily scalp and cowashing doesn't adequately remove the buildup of sebum. Thoughts? Thanks ladies!

Yes it definitely adequately cleanses mine. I have using the Shea Moisture Purification Mask and when I rinse I always get soft yet cleansed hair strands and a happy scalp. It has kaolin clay in it. I use it once a week and cowash in between when need to.

I'm going to get some Rhassoul clay to cleanse with it as well. Mind you I don't use a lot of stuff on my hair weekly so shampoo was really drying it out even though it was once weekly.

 

[AgeinATL]

It does mine but my scalp is quite dry. You may want to try a ready made product like mud puddle mudwash or if you make it yourself leave out the oil. Clay draws and it can definitely draw out excess oil.

Have you tried any cowash cleansers? They cleanse better than conditioners.

I use the SM purification mask and the AIA cleansing cowash. LOVE both for adequately cleansing my hair but they don't adequately clean my scalp because after a week, I have oily buildup. I was hoping that using a mud wash would cleanse my scalp a bit better. I have been seeing your posts on rhassoul mud washes, so I was curious about how well it cleanses the scalp. Thanks for your input!