I have some pretty greasy morning hair regardless of my last shower date, will this thing work with shampoo?
821444
I have the same problem, but I would NOT recommend you putting shampoo in this product. I use this product for my "cow-lick/bedhead" not for cleansing my hear.
821445
I don't think I would try it with shampoo. How would you get it out of your hair? You could use the cap and when your hair dries you could add some baby powder at the scalp to absorb the oil, or you could try a product I use on occasion by Redken, Poweder Fresh. It's a spry in dry shampoo but would use it after the hair was dry.
821446
I don't see why not. The material inside of the cap is designed to hold 6 times its weight in water, so I think you would be able to put some shampoo in there. The only problem I see is rinsing your hair out since part of the objective of the cap is to drastically reduce the mess created from washing in the sink.
1454340
Because my hair is thick and coarse, I have no idea how it would work on thin hair. I'm guessing that the shampoo would leave thinner hair soft and silky, but if used with the conditioner (which is rich and slightly heavy), it could make it limp and flat.
119013
I shampoo normally. And then I left it in for a couple minutes while showering. Then rinsed. Hope it helps!
151462
It works amazing for me but you do definitely have to rinse it out thoroughly. It has never made my hair greasy looking or feeling so maybe try using a little less? Also I only use styling products on my ends. Hope this helps :)
187348
Yes, I have used this soap for shampoo! It is wonderful. It lathers nicely and leaves my hair nice and clean. I do use conditioner, after shampooing.
692457
I just use the shampoo and get decent results. But then again, my hair is extremely dry to the point where I have to shampoo with this product twice in the same shower session before feeling like my hair is moisturized 'enough'.
1974937
Yes you can. NEVER WASH with shampoo or conditioner meant for human hair. EVER. Put a little fabric softener and fabric soap (whatever you use for laundry) in a bucket and fill it up with warm water. A little detergent. And let it soak for an hour or longer. Let it air dry over night. And gently brush/comb it with a low heat flat iron and your good to go. :)(If you use human hair care then it permanently makes it greasy and clumpy.)
350339
I use either plain soap or older shampoo that I no longer use to wash my hair. I shave in the shower.
479090
I have used it on dry hair on days when I don't shampoo. seems to work the same.
675885
I don't know why not. This shampoo seems like it would work well on any type of hair. What I like most about it is how easily it rinses out with no residue remaining in the hair. Your hair will feel squeaky clean!
122874
For me it does. I have really bad seborrhea on my head, and used to have to use T-gel everyday, and my head would start itchy and flaking by noon if I didn't have a shower that morning. Now I never use T-gel, use this everyday (along with another shampoo and conditioner for my hair, because my hair does not like it as much as my scalp), and I can skip a shower and/or this shampoo for a few days before noticing. My head is overall in better condition than it ever was with medicated stuff.
1023187
I had never tried it until this morning and it works great!! I think it depends on your type hair. I normally use it on wet hair.
318566
Mix with a carrier oil (coconut, sweet almond, jojoba) and apply to the scalp. Leave on for maybe 30 minutes then shampoo. Or directly apply about 2 drops to your shampoo before shampooing. (Not the whole bottle of shampoo just the amount you would use for a shower.) Hope that helps! :)
1071714
That sounds like a question for their product specialists... but in general, I don't think a shampoo can make your scalp more oily. The oil comes from the glands. However, as Shea Moisture products are for those with dry, frizzy or damaged hair, they probably aren't what you need. At least not on a daily basis.
776327
Weird, I don't have that problem! Mine is shiny, but not at all greasy. How long have you been using it? I've heard that it can take a couple of weeks to your hair to adjust to not getting shampooed, and that could possibly be why it's feeling greasy. Your scalp might not realize yet that it doesn't have to make so much oil to replace the moisture that's usually stripped away by harsher shampoos.
20979
What's worked best for me is prior to actually putting the shampoo in, is to comb my hair while in the shower. The comb helps break up the individual groups of hair so the shampoo can better do it's job.
519823
Yes it does.After you shampoo take a teaspoon amount into your hand and work it into your scalp let it set for a couple minutes and then condition and rinse.Hope this helps good luck!