Can I use this soapnut to wash my hair?
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Yes, but it won't work well with hard water so make sure you have a shower filter if that's your water type. You can google instructions on how to on various websites.
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I do not believe I would try that. I see that it does say you can boil it and use it for personal cleansing but I think I would actually buy the actual shampoo that contains soap nut liquid.
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Yes I haven't tried it yet, but read to be careful to rinse well cause it can sting eyes. Also can be used for soap for your body.
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I could not put my hands on the literature that came with the soap nuts, but not sure I would want to! ?? There is a liquid soap nut derivative that is included with the soap nuts order that can be used for washing dishes and things around the house, but I don't think I would personally try using any of the soap nut products for washing my hair. There are enough other natural products on the market for that purpose including NaturOil's own products.
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Yes you can. you want to boil them in water to extract the soap. It will burn your eyes so avoid eye contact. If you google soap nut shampoo it will tell you how to make it
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Yes you can, you can make a liquid by boiling a few on the stove in water for a few minutes then use that to wash your hair. We also sell an actual shampoo that contains soap nut liquid.
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Absolutely. It's 100% castor oil and I bought it just to use for soap making.
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I use 4-5 soap nuts until they start to fall apart. Here's the website: http://www.naturoli.com/soapnuts/directions.html#. Hopefully you'll get the answers you need. If you don't find it here, don't hesitate to call them!
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No this shampoo will not make your hair more oily. That's not its purpose. It will gently clean your hair but I don't believe it will strip your hair of all the oils(there are some good oils). As for knowing if you need to wash your hair daily, it depends on your hair type or texture. I can't give you all the answers because I didn't create this product but testing the shampoo out is the best bet to know if it works for you or not. Everybody is different it might work great for your oily oil. So spend the money and buy a bottle because you won't know until you try it! Good luck!
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Hi John! I use the soap as a part of my homemade detergent and I also have an HE washer. It works just fine for me!
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Yes,on the cream, I make my own hair moisture cream with oils and Shea butter it mixes well. I'm sure it will mix well with soap. It soaks right into the skin and hair. Hope this helps, Good luck!
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No - this is just a rotating cleaner, you would not use soap from the pressure washer as the nozzle is not compatible with injecting the soap, at least on my Generac
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I use it mainly with essential oils so I don't think I can help you regarding using it for shampoo.
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No, Pan, definitely not. If you massage a small bit into your hair, then comb or brush it in, you can leave it in until your next shampoo.I am assuming that you want to use it for hair.
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No. Black soap is not meant to be used in your hair. It can also dry your skin if used to frequently.
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I know what you mean alease. Yes you can use it but I would probably thin the shampoo out a bit for your sista locs, with water. It's sort of creamy.
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Unlike regular laundry soap, there are no detergents or chemicals in soap nuts. From what I've read, soap nuts just break the surface tension of water so the water can get your clothes cleaner. Since there's no detergent or harsh chemicals, there's nothing to rinse out of your clothes (other than dirt). Leaving the soap nuts in during the rinse will not harm your clothes, and some say they even act as a natural fabric softener.
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I think this soap works great on hair! I have very curly hair that is easily damaged, so I only wash my hair with shampoo/soap twice a week. But this soap is very mild and gentle on my hairl
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Soap nuts are commonly used in India and Nepal for washing hair and bathing. I personally have tried it by simmering a few on the stove in some water to make a "tea" out of the Saponin then poured the "tea" through my hair while lightly agitating it. It works great, but I do recommend a leave-oil treatment when using soap nuts since they do not contain a moisturizer. -Jess
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You can (successfully) use soap nuts at any temperature!! Honestly! If washing in cold water, just add a few more than you would with a warmer temperature.They release their saponin slowly in cooler water, and more quickly in warmer / hot water. You will be able to use these several times, (4-6 times on average) if washed in cold, and about once or twice if washed in hot water.
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I love the Naturoli soap nut shampoo. I feel that it cleans my hair(which is long) well. I do have to wash it twice to get suds but I only wash my hair once a week because it is curly and dry. I love the fact that it doesn't have all the chemicals as well which was what I was looking for! I love it!
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Soap nuts are commonly used in India and Nepal for washing hair and bathing. I personally have tried it by simmering a few on the stove in some water to make a "tea" out of the Saponin then poured the "tea" through my hair while lightly agitating it. It works great, but I do recommend a leave-oil treatment when using soap nuts since they do not contain a moisturizer.-Jess