Irresistible
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Am i the only one around here that doesnt clarify??...i have never clarified my hair
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SherryLove
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I use AO Swimmers shampoo for clarifying about once a month......
Irresistible
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I just wonder if im missing out on something..i just never mess with anything that even might dry my hair out....but i hear so much about clarifying i wonder what i might be missing
lovechic
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CLARIFYING IS GOOD. IT REALLY HELPS REMOVE THE BUILDUP OF DAILY HAIR PRODUCTS. IDEALLY YOU'RE SUPPOSE TO USE THEM ABOUT ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH. JUST DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF PRODUCTS YOU USE. I USE THE ONE BY NEUTROGENA. IT'S MORE GENTLE THAN SOME OF THE OTHERS ON THE MARKET. THEY CAN BE VERY HARSH ON THE HAIR.
Irresistible
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Allandra said:
Never?
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nope never
i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
Allandra said:
Never?
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i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
pink_flower
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I never heard of clarifying until I came to the boards last yr. I use a clarifying shampoo weekly(fantasia pure tea). Its really gentle on my head but removes all the build up. I do find it makes a difference in how my conditioners perform.
Irresistible
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lovechic said:
CLARIFYING IS GOOD. IT REALLY HELPS REMOVE THE BUILDUP OF DAILY HAIR PRODUCTS. IDEALLY YOU'RE SUPPOSE TO USE THEM ABOUT ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH. JUST DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF PRODUCTS YOU USE. I USE THE ONE BY NEUTROGENA. IT'S MORE GENTLE THAN SOME OF THE OTHERS ON THE MARKET. THEY CAN BE VERY HARSH ON THE HAIR.
[/ QUOTE ] i use alot of products and still feel like i get it all out with reg shampoo or a couple conditioner washes
lovechic said:
CLARIFYING IS GOOD. IT REALLY HELPS REMOVE THE BUILDUP OF DAILY HAIR PRODUCTS. IDEALLY YOU'RE SUPPOSE TO USE THEM ABOUT ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH. JUST DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF PRODUCTS YOU USE. I USE THE ONE BY NEUTROGENA. IT'S MORE GENTLE THAN SOME OF THE OTHERS ON THE MARKET. THEY CAN BE VERY HARSH ON THE HAIR.
[/ QUOTE ] i use alot of products and still feel like i get it all out with reg shampoo or a couple conditioner washes
Irresistible
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kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
[/ QUOTE ] thats what im scared of is the stripping... i mean is it really necessary to do that?
kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
[/ QUOTE ] thats what im scared of is the stripping... i mean is it really necessary to do that?
Irresistible
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pink_flower said:
I never heard of clarifying until I came to the boards last yr. I use a clarifying shampoo weekly(fantasia pure tea). Its really gentle on my head but removes all the build up. I do find it makes a difference in how my conditioners perform.
[/ QUOTE ] i might consider trying that, if its gentle..so is that the reason to clarify? so conditioners perform better?
pink_flower said:
I never heard of clarifying until I came to the boards last yr. I use a clarifying shampoo weekly(fantasia pure tea). Its really gentle on my head but removes all the build up. I do find it makes a difference in how my conditioners perform.
[/ QUOTE ] i might consider trying that, if its gentle..so is that the reason to clarify? so conditioners perform better?
pink_flower
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Clarifying, for me, helps to remove all build up from products I have used over the week. Sometimes if I dont clarify my hair will seem kinda blagh..and none of my products work. On my bottle, it actually says "prepares both hair and scalp for proper nourishment and further conditioning"..
Irresistible
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ok maybe i will give it a shot...but it has to be gentle. im thinking the pure tea from IC
pink_flower
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ACK! dont shoot me if its not gentle on your head..lol!
moneychaser
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Irresistible said:
ok maybe i will give it a shot...but it has to be gentle. im thinking the pure tea from IC
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Do it. You will be surprise how better your products work. Even the products that you thought were crappy will feel totally different in your clean hair. IC Tea Shampoo was the least harsh out of the MANY other brands I have tried, and it tingles too
Irresistible said:
ok maybe i will give it a shot...but it has to be gentle. im thinking the pure tea from IC
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Do it. You will be surprise how better your products work. Even the products that you thought were crappy will feel totally different in your clean hair. IC Tea Shampoo was the least harsh out of the MANY other brands I have tried, and it tingles too
Irresistible
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pink_flower said:
ACK! dont shoot me if its not gentle on your head..lol!
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i wont
pink_flower said:
ACK! dont shoot me if its not gentle on your head..lol!
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Irresistible
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Denali03 said:
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Irresistible said:
ok maybe i will give it a shot...but it has to be gentle. im thinking the pure tea from IC
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Do it. You will be surprise how better your products work. Even the products that you thought were crappy will feel totally different in your clean hair. IC Tea Shampoo was the least harsh out of the MANY other brands I have tried, and it tingles too
[/ QUOTE ] kewl , thats the one i wanna try then
Denali03 said:
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Irresistible said:
ok maybe i will give it a shot...but it has to be gentle. im thinking the pure tea from IC
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Do it. You will be surprise how better your products work. Even the products that you thought were crappy will feel totally different in your clean hair. IC Tea Shampoo was the least harsh out of the MANY other brands I have tried, and it tingles too
[/ QUOTE ] kewl , thats the one i wanna try then
Poohbear
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kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
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Oh NO!
Ive never used a clarifying shampoo and I bought Suave to try out! Maybe thats why it was so cheap (99cents)! Has anyone else had bad results with Suave Clarifying?
kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
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Oh NO!
Poohbear
Fearfully Wonderfully Made
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Irresistible said:
nope never
i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
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I feel ya'
Irresistible said:
i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
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I feel ya'
TrustMeLove
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how about using acv rinses to clarify wouldn't tha help? i really don't want to strip my hair so im thinking about making acv rinse my staple. After shampooing but before conditioning.
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Irresistible said:
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Allandra said:
Never?
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nope never
i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
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Since I first used my Fantasia IC 100% Pure Tea Shampoo, I love having squeaky clean hair right before slathering on a good ole conditioner. Having squeaky clean hair makes my conditioner perform better (like to the max.) on my hair. I love it.
Irresistible said:
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Allandra said:
Never?
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i hate that squeaky stripped feeling
so am i missin something by not stripping/clarifying my hair?
i mean i dont feel product build up really and my hair doesnt give me problems or nothin, im trying to figure out if its something i "need" to do and i just dont know it yet or somethin lol
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Since I first used my Fantasia IC 100% Pure Tea Shampoo, I love having squeaky clean hair right before slathering on a good ole conditioner. Having squeaky clean hair makes my conditioner perform better (like to the max.) on my hair. I love it.
GoingBack
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Poohbear said:
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kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
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Oh NO!
Ive never used a clarifying shampoo and I bought Suave to try out! Maybe thats why it was so cheap (99cents)! Has anyone else had bad results with Suave Clarifying?
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That's exactly what I thought. That stuff is like clorox in a bottle.
I have heard of people using baking soda to clarify...maybe I'll give that a try.
Poohbear said:
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kitty18 said:
I've clarified once with Sauve's Clarifying Shampoo. It totally stripped my hair. I mean, it was squeaky clean. I immediately followed up with a super moisturizing conditioner and use my best oils afterwards. I don't think that I will be using that product again.
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Oh NO!
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That's exactly what I thought. That stuff is like clorox in a bottle.
Cat_Eyed_Cutie
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Kitty18 I would just buy clarifying shampoo... I've heard of people adding baking soda, but I wouldn't go messing around with the Ph of products. If you add too much who knows what could happen. Just my opinion.
caress
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pink_flower said:
Clarifying, for me, helps to remove all build up from products I have used over the week. Sometimes if I dont clarify my hair will seem kinda blagh..and none of my products work. On my bottle, it actually says "prepares both hair and scalp for proper nourishment and further conditioning"..
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What clarifier do you use? I've used Suave Clarifying shampoo before. What I'd do is try not to use a whole lot because I worried that it would dry out my hair. I've also diluted it but either way, I was pleased with the results. Being the semi-PJ that I am I'm on the lookout for a new one to try.
pink_flower said:
Clarifying, for me, helps to remove all build up from products I have used over the week. Sometimes if I dont clarify my hair will seem kinda blagh..and none of my products work. On my bottle, it actually says "prepares both hair and scalp for proper nourishment and further conditioning"..
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What clarifier do you use? I've used Suave Clarifying shampoo before. What I'd do is try not to use a whole lot because I worried that it would dry out my hair. I've also diluted it but either way, I was pleased with the results. Being the semi-PJ that I am I'm on the lookout for a new one to try.
pink_flower
Well-Known Member
I use Fantasia IC Pure Tea.
nolechik
FSU Alumni/Grad Student
Oh NO!
Ive never used a clarifying shampoo and I bought Suave to try out! Maybe thats why it was so cheap (99cents)! Has anyone else had bad results with Suave Clarifying?
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Hey Pooh...I'm like you. Until I joined the board, I never clarified either. Based on what everyone said, I also bought the Suave. It's not a bad product and you don't have to use a whole lot to get a lather, just be sure to condition condition condition afterwards. My hair felt squeaky clean, but dry at the same time. My next go round of PJ stuff, I'm gonna try the Fantasia IC Tea Tree Poo. I love the Fantasia hair products!
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Hey Pooh...I'm like you. Until I joined the board, I never clarified either. Based on what everyone said, I also bought the Suave. It's not a bad product and you don't have to use a whole lot to get a lather, just be sure to condition condition condition afterwards. My hair felt squeaky clean, but dry at the same time. My next go round of PJ stuff, I'm gonna try the Fantasia IC Tea Tree Poo. I love the Fantasia hair products!
GoingBack
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Cat_Eyed_Cutie said:
Kitty18 I would just buy clarifying shampoo... I've heard of people adding baking soda, but I wouldn't go messing around with the Ph of products. If you add too much who knows what could happen. Just my opinion.
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Thanks for the tip girl.
I definitely don't want to ruin my hair.
Cat_Eyed_Cutie said:
Kitty18 I would just buy clarifying shampoo... I've heard of people adding baking soda, but I wouldn't go messing around with the Ph of products. If you add too much who knows what could happen. Just my opinion.
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Thanks for the tip girl.
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