Cheapest non-toxic shampoo and conditioner

theoretica

Very many people can significantly cut the cost of shampoo and conditioner by using far less. It is so easy to dollop out more than you need.

elsien

keithdc wrote: »

Agree entirely- I am becoming concerned by the increasing prevalence of dihydrogen monoxide in these products- another one to avoid!!

You're not alone in this.

http://www.dhmo.org/truth/Dihydrogen-Monoxide.html

fairy_lights

keithdc wrote: »

Agree entirely- I am becoming concerned by the increasing prevalence of dihydrogen monoxide in these products- another one to avoid!!

You're right to be concerned - 100% of people exposed to dihydrogen monoxide will die. But of course big-pharma don't want you knowing about that.

donnac2558

As for parabens, these are everywhere, food, normal household products. Even walking down the street you will be exposed to them.

The word is MAY cause whatever in humans.

System

Urtekram are a good make, and not expensive

https://www.urtekram.com/

pogofish

Plain-old sand is a traditional and totally inert hair-cleanser, with no chemicals whatsoever.

GlasweJen

pogofish wrote: »

Plain-old sand is a traditional and totally inert hair-cleanser, with no chemicals whatsoever.

Sand is mostly silica, sounds evil

fred246

Rather than subject myself to the risks of chemicals such as dihydrogen monoxide and sodium chloride I decided to err on the side of caution and just dry shave my head with a sharp razer.

pogofish

GlasweJen wrote: »

Sand is mostly silica, sounds evil

But not in a stable and inert form like sand! In other forms, more finely divided or less stable, then yes it has risks.

GlasweJen

pogofish wrote: »

But not in a stable and inert form like sand! In other forms, more finely divided or less stable, then yes it has risks.

I wouldn't risk it, personally I'd want to wrap the kids in cotton wool but I'm scared the OP might be scared of the chemicals in the plastic