Whether you’re starting your natural hair journey or just dissatisfied with your locks lately, your current routine probably isn’t cutting it anymore. Chances are you’ve heard about the curly hair ...

(KFVS) - Have you ever heard of the 'No Poo method?' It has nothing to do with what you're probably thinking about. 'No poo' basically stands for no shampoo, at least not in the traditional sense.

Google “No-Poo” and you’ll find that almost every hair blog supports this process of washing your hair without commercial shampoos. But, did you know there’s a 2-8 week transitional period where your ...

For some, the act of washing hair is a soothing ritual. For others, it's more of a chore. A few of the people who fall into the latter category have decided to embark on a movement that may sound a ...

In recent years, the No Poo movement has gained traction as people seek alternatives to commercial shampoos laden with chemicals. Advocates of the No Poo method argue that traditional shampoos strip ...

Currently, we are living in a society which loves to dictate that all chemicals are bad and natural is good. This is especially true when it comes to haircare products with plenty of bloggers claiming ...

How often to wash your hair can often be a source of confusion - professionals warn against cleaning it daily, but no one wants to endure greasy locks. Student Iiris Heikkinen grew tired of washing ...

A student who hasn't washed her hair in two years says it looks healthier than ever since she adopted the 'no poo method'. Iiris Heikkinen, 24, used to wash her hair every day but said it was "too ...

Read full article: Clay County Schools announces staff changes as district faces potential $10M budget shortfall for next year Three left lanes of Interstate 95 North at Airport Road were closed ...

The stay-at-home mum also encourages others to give this method a go A BEAUTY lover has taken the internet by storm after admitting she hasn’t used shampoo in 16 weeks, with people commenting on how ...

Many people around the world go shampoo-free, favouring the hair's natural ability to self-cleanse, but blogger Lucy Aitken Read has actually written a book about the 'no-poo' method. In a bid to ...