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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living
In reply to the discussion: What kind of shampoo and body-care products do you use? [View all]Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)14. I appreciate your commitment
and I try to do that too. But there have been so many disappointments over the years where I find out that this ethical company isn't really ethical, or that company doesn't animal test but does other unethical things. I don't make that the primary reason to buy or not anymore. I don't know that we can trust any of them anymore. I know, sad.
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Really? Just plop it on your head and rinse? See, even though I am definitely a frugal at heart,
Flaxbee
Jan 2013
#2
Huh. My hair is fine (but there is a lot of it) and I have an oily scalp; I HATE having to wash and
Flaxbee
Jan 2013
#20
I know, about plastics. I'm planning on making my own laundry detergent, and doing other things
Flaxbee
Feb 2013
#26
What I heard is that you first "condition" the skin with lemon juice or vinegar, to get the PH right
MADem
Jul 2013
#49
Replying to my own thread to tell you I've found a fantastic deodorant. Fantastic.
Flaxbee
Jul 2013
#52