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Autor: Sarah
~ 23/11/08
Beautiful Healthy Hair on the Green
With all the focus on green energy and green products, can you take care of your
hair & help the environment? Definitely! Probably more than you think. The best
part is these tips will also improve the health of your hair.
• Wash your hair less frequently
You can start by washing your hair every other day. Depending on your hair type
you may even be able to wash as infrequently as twice a week. Your hair may seem
overly oily at first; however, given some time and your scalps oil production
will adjust. Hair care professionals are mostly in agreement that it is not
necessary and can be damaging to wash you hair daily. When you wash your hair
less frequently this provides your hair with more time to recover the natural
oils that are stripped away during the washing process. The natural oils in your
hair are the best hair product on the market for soft, shiny healthy hair.
• Limit the time in the shower
When you limit the time in the shower hot water and energy usage is being decreased. This helps the environment because water usage is down and energy is
being conserved.
• Rinse with cold water
By rinsing with cold water, hot water and energy are saved. The cold water helps
to close the pores in the skin and the follicles in the hair. This leads to
shinier and softer hair.
• Do not repeat
Most shampoo bottles suggest that you should wash your hair more than once. This
is not necessary. This extra wash cycle only strips your hair of more natural
oils and leads to shampoo waste.
• Buy hair care products that are natural & organic
Since your shampoo and conditioner are going straight down the drain, make sure
you are not sending toxic chemicals into the water supply. Natural & organic
hair care products are also much gentler thus preventing overly robbing your
hair of natural oils.
• Use recycled and biodegradable bottles
Search for hair care products that are bottled responsibly. This will help
reduce pollution and waste.
Our Favorite Organic & Natural Hair Care Products:
Living Nature’s Hair Care Collection is comprised of naturally repairing and replenishing shampoos and
conditioners. These restorative formulas are free of synthetic chemicals. They
are full of the highest quality natural ingredients blended from New Zealand’s
rich and unique plant life. Additionally, Living Nature’s packaging is 100%
recyclable and contains a natural ingredient (15% calcium carbonate) which
reduces energy and plastic.
• Nourishing Shampoo for Dry Hair
• Nourishing Conditioner for Dry Hair
Winner of the 2008 Natural Health and Beauty Award
John Masters Organics developed one of the first luxury organic hair care lines. The celebrity
following is testament to the popularity of these products. John Masters
Organics has developed everything from shampoos and conditioners to volumizers
and styling gels. John Masters Organics is dedicated to exceptional ingredients
that are organic, bio-degradable and fairly traded whenever possible. In
addition, all essential oils are steam distilled, all plant oils are cold
pressed, minimal ink is used on packaging, bottles and boxes are recyclable and
the entire John Masters Organics line is cruelty free.
Here are a few of the best sellers:
• Lavender Rosemary Shampoo for Normal Hair
• Evening Primrose Shampoo for Dry Hair
• Dry Hair Nourishment & Defrizzer
• Lavender & Avocado Intensive Conditioner
