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herbal shampoo
They just came out with a new shampoo that is made with olive oil and lemon. It's like a salad dressing. Did you accidentally get some salt and pomegranate juice on your hair, oh miss?
I have been using the same shampoo for over a year and it dries out my scalp with nettle, which I didn't like. It might be good for people with oily hair. It worked well for my hair which is 10-plant, dry at the ends, oily at the roots, and very fine. When winter came, I needed more moisture, so I switched to using ivy shampoo which works better for my hair and helps with dandruff. I'm now very happy with it.
I bought this item because it smelled good and it was gluten-free. I don't know if it will help with my problem, but I don't care if it has gluten in it when it comes to eating and drinking.
I recently started using a shampoo that contains 10 herbs and I'm really happy with it. It has helped reduce my hair shedding and made it look more vibrant. It's also great that it doesn't have any harsh chemicals like SLS or paraben and it's not tested on animals. Everyone who sees my hair loves it and my bathroom smells like a spa!
I have tried a lot of different shampoos, but I'm now in love with Otaci's garlic shampoo. If you have hair loss, you can add a bit of pine turpentine to it and it will work wonders. Over time, it can stop hair loss and help your hair grow. My hair, which was only shoulder length after 3 months, is now almost down to my waist. The only downside is that it can dry out your hair and cause some dandruff.
I tried two different types of herbal shampoos from Otac that were not tested on animals. The first one had 10 herbs and olive oil-bay, but I thought the combination of olive oil and laurel would be better for my hair since it gets dry from the dye, except for the roots which are a bit too oily. I decided to go with the 10 plants shampoo because it doesn't have laurate sulfate in it. After using it, I felt like my hair was purified and I am very satisfied with the results.
I have been using a shampoo that other people seem to be happy with, but I am not satisfied at all. I tried two different kinds, 10 herbs and nettle, and they were terrible. It's like the shampoo doesn't even clean my hair before it dries. My friend, who only uses the shampoo for dyed hair, has been using it for a year and he is very happy with it. I want to dye my hair one last time and give the shampoo a try. What if it works out?
herbal shampoo
herbal shampoo
They just came out with a new shampoo that is made with olive oil and lemon. It's like a salad dressing. Did you accidentally get some salt and pomegranate juice on your hair, oh miss?
herbal shampoo
I have been using the same shampoo for over a year and it dries out my scalp with nettle, which I didn't like. It might be good for people with oily hair. It worked well for my hair which is 10-plant, dry at the ends, oily at the roots, and very fine. When winter came, I needed more moisture, so I switched to using ivy shampoo which works better for my hair and helps with dandruff. I'm now very happy with it.
herbal shampoo
I bought this item because it smelled good and it was gluten-free. I don't know if it will help with my problem, but I don't care if it has gluten in it when it comes to eating and drinking.
herbal shampoo
I recently started using a shampoo that contains 10 herbs and I'm really happy with it. It has helped reduce my hair shedding and made it look more vibrant. It's also great that it doesn't have any harsh chemicals like SLS or paraben and it's not tested on animals. Everyone who sees my hair loves it and my bathroom smells like a spa!
herbal shampoo
I have tried a lot of different shampoos, but I'm now in love with Otaci's garlic shampoo. If you have hair loss, you can add a bit of pine turpentine to it and it will work wonders. Over time, it can stop hair loss and help your hair grow. My hair, which was only shoulder length after 3 months, is now almost down to my waist. The only downside is that it can dry out your hair and cause some dandruff.
herbal shampoo
I tried two different types of herbal shampoos from Otac that were not tested on animals. The first one had 10 herbs and olive oil-bay, but I thought the combination of olive oil and laurel would be better for my hair since it gets dry from the dye, except for the roots which are a bit too oily. I decided to go with the 10 plants shampoo because it doesn't have laurate sulfate in it. After using it, I felt like my hair was purified and I am very satisfied with the results.
herbal shampoo
This brand has really great herbal shampoos that help with hair loss. I'm really happy with the results and I would definitely recommend it.
herbal shampoo
I have been using a shampoo that other people seem to be happy with, but I am not satisfied at all. I tried two different kinds, 10 herbs and nettle, and they were terrible. It's like the shampoo doesn't even clean my hair before it dries. My friend, who only uses the shampoo for dyed hair, has been using it for a year and he is very happy with it. I want to dye my hair one last time and give the shampoo a try. What if it works out?