@@englisch9150 long wash? what.. not everyone takes three seconds to wash their hair. The water was running because she was actively using it. She didnt move from the water for longer than ten seconds
I was going to say that, too. I turn off the water to soap up, shampoo, etc. Then I run the water to get all of the soap off. I have very long hair, but that doesn't mean I waste water in the shower.
Yeah You don’t want to use that product dr bronner’s to often on your hair because your hair will become ashy white trust me it feels clean and nice but the out come strips all the oils from your locs
No, you really shouldn’t. It’s got such a high pH (around 11-12 and skin and hair should be at 5.5-6) and it will leave a buildup on your hair which you then feel you have to strip.
@@elisa4822 idk what that dani guy is on, he probably doesnt even have locs... dr bronner's is good bc the teatree oil strips buildup from locs. Idk abt white ppl hair bc its thin but for black ppl w kinky/curly thick hair (👋🏿) i def recommend when it comes to locs especially if ur locs get a lot of buildup also dr bronners is actually ph 8.9 and just like every other shampoo it gets chemically neutralized down to a 7 because of water. no PH is harmful unless its past 12.5 or lower than 2, idk why ppl like to spread misinformation on the internet lmao
Girl Thank You for this video because I love this soap to.I wondered if you could use this as shampoo to because I can't find Peppermint shampoo anywhere. Thank You again!!!!
I never could dry my hair properly 😢 I wasn’t strong enough to squeeze enough water out of the locs, then leaving them wrapped in the towel just allowed that water to sit there inside my locs and some them grew mold & I had to cut them off 😢😭
