jamaica68
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Elucence Volume Clarifying shampoo has salicylic acid and is very reasonably priced.
It's currently on sale(20%) at Curlmart for those interested.
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Elucence Volume Clarifying shampoo has salicylic acid and is very reasonably priced.
Interesting thread and information, it seems that the recommended products can be expensive for those of us who use a lot of products and wash weekly. I will be following hoping for more reasonable price products. @Prettymetty thanks for Ion review. @IDareT'sHair , i've never seen Ouidad in my area but i'll be looking around. thanks
I just used the Neutrogena T/Sal Shampoo yesterday, thanks to this thread. The box says it's for crusty, flaky scalps so repeat the shampoo twice and leave it on for several minutes. (It actually used the word crusty! ). Since my scalp is neither flaky or crusty, I only shampooed once and left it on for about 15 minutes. I can't really tell a difference, but I'm sure it had an effect if I could see it under the microscope. I'll repeat every wash day for about 5 times, and then after that I'll probably use once per month.
Interesting thread and information, it seems that the recommended products can be expensive for those of us who use a lot of products and wash weekly. I will be following hoping for more reasonable price products. thanks for Ion review. , i've never seen Ouidad in my area but i'll be looking around. thanks
I just used the Neutrogena T/Sal Shampoo yesterday, thanks to this thread. The box says it's for crusty, flaky scalps so repeat the shampoo twice and leave it on for several minutes. (It actually used the word crusty! ). Since my scalp is neither flaky or crusty, I only shampooed once and left it on for about 15 minutes. I can't really tell a difference, but I'm sure it had an effect if I could see it under the microscope. I'll repeat every wash day for about 5 times, and then after that I'll probably use once per month.
@AgeinATL @Ltown
The x5 Vials of the Phyto (although it said use once a week for x5 weeks) I said I was going to use them x1 per month.
I forgot I had them until I saw this thread. I have x1 Vial left and recently ordered a tube of Kiehl's. I hope it's not excessively 'grainy' or hard to wash out.
The Phyto was a watery/oily mix.
I also have a Jar of Naturelle Grow's Espresso Chocolate Exfoliating Scrub (which I haven't used).
I thought about getting the one by NG but I worried about the ease of washing it out. Whenever you do try it, please let me know your thoughts on it.
I will definitely post a review of the CD. Super excited to try it.
@Ltown
'Yep. Check Marshall's and TJ Maxx It was $9.99 and it's called Mediterranean Bay Leaf Scalp Exfoliator (in a Green Box)
@greenandchic
TJ Maxx & Marshall's had all the Ouidad Salon Series Products from $6.99 - $9.99
There is a Thread on it a while back. Lemme see if I can find it.
ETA:
https://longhaircareforum.com/threads/ouidad-salon-series-at-marhsalls.744527/
@IDareT'sHair because we wanted it and they probably searching it it won't appear in these stores anymore. Like that one hair product started with S it disappear.@greenandchic
TJ Maxx & Marshall's had all the Ouidad Salon Series Products from $6.99 - $9.99
There is a Thread on it a while back. Lemme see if I can find it.
ETA:
https://longhaircareforum.com/threads/ouidad-salon-series-at-marhsalls.744527/
Hi,@IDareT'sHair , do you think the shea moisture purification mask do the job in exfoliating the scalp?
@g.lo
The question I have is, how does a healthy amount of sebum for into the equation?
If we add oils and moisturizers to our hair because the curl pattern prevents is from getting that sebum coating down the strands, could we exfoliate to much as to not allow our scalp create that coating? For example, exfoliating once a week versus once a month?
@g.lo, I have 90% lactic acid that I dilute to various concentrations for various uses (face, body, lotion, etc). What percent should I dilute it to in order to add it to the aloe gel? And how long should I leave it on for? Based upon what I used for my face when I first started peeling, I was thinking 15% for no more that 2 minutes, pre wash.
What do you recommend?
This past Friday I used Giovanni Don't Be Flaky Anti-Dandruff Shampoo with 2% salicylic acid and my scalp feels "cleaner" and I'm not itching as I used to. I used it in the recent past and now wonder why I stopped I never repurchased when I ran out.
I figured I may as well try something cheaper before moving up to the more expensive products.
Strange, I can't even find it on their own website.
The sebum that I am talking about here, are the one that hardened and clogged the follicle, an exfoliation doesn't remove extra sebum
I exfoliate weekly with my wash with no problem, and I do have a sensitive scalp that tend to be dry as well.with a dry scalp exfoliating helps a lot as it will stimulate my lazy sebaceous gland.
Did it dry your hair out?
@g.lo So the exfoliating doesn't take care of the hardened sebum clogging the follicles? Or are you saying it doesn't take care of the non-hardened excess sebum?
I think she is saying the opposite : it DOES remove hardened sebum, but shouldn't strip you of the softer (oily/waxy) sebum.
The exfoliation will take care of the the "dead skin", unless it does contain ingredients like fruit enzyme, salicylic acids..@g.lo So the exfoliating doesn't take care of the hardened sebum clogging the follicles? Or are you saying it doesn't take care of the non-hardened excess sebum?