wash your hair with zero water?
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Berkey has a shower water filter that would work better for that application.
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No, however it all depends on just how bad the TDS levels are where you are at. High TDS levels (600+ PPM) leave a lot of debris on your skin and your hair when you wash with it. In El Paso, it was more of a problem, but as a guy, I wouldn't bother with it. Females on the other hand, particularly if you have more delicate hair, would benefit from water with a lower TDS content. In AZ where I am now, the TDS levels are about 150 PPM. The TDS tool that Zerowater provides is great for testing local water quality.
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Can't personally answer that one based on experience. Would it be safe? Yes. Worth the effort? Not in my opinion :)
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I have not done so, however, it removes all the water's impurities so it would probably make your hair feel and look good.
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I've never washed/rinsed it with water. I use my fingers to remove the hair from the brush. It's quick and easy.
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Hi Sheri! I do use this to wash my hair. I mix one tablespoon into about 3/4 cup of water. This clay does an excellent job of getting your hair clean. However, I have at times experienced extreme static hair so I recommend switching off between this and a pure honey shampoo (one tablespoon of raw unprocessed honey to one cup of water) in order to prevent dryness.
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Cold water, delicate cycle. No chlorine bleach Tumble dry low. Remove immediately.
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Like any hair product, it really depends on your hair. I have thin, fine, straight hair. I put it on my dry hair at night. When I awake in the morning, there is no way I can go without washing it, but once I do, it is wonderful-feeling! I am sure that putting on wet (damp) hair also may work, but it seems that dry hair may absorb it better. Hope this helps!
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Gentle hand wash with mild soap in lukewarm water. Do not bleach or iron. Dry flat in shade.
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I have washed in cold water on delicate, but I don't use dryer. I line dry.
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I don't really know so well, but I recommend washing it. There are a ton of tutorials on YouTube to tell you how. I believe that there are also tutorial videos showing you how to unfrizz it without washing as well.
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Cool water cycle, light wash, mild/soft soap, air dry or machine dry on fluff no heat.
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Dilute per the instructions and then use the entire cup of water on your hair.
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Cold water wash on da lowest cycle. Requires little soap. Air dry. I wash 3x a week
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I've thrown mine in the washer before (no dryer!), but most of the time I just rinse with cold water and hang dry.
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I don't do that, and this still works awesomely for me! It would probably be safe to say a lot of users don't actually towel dry their hair in the middle of their shower. You should be absolutely fine without doing that.
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Water works just fine, I had to wipe some out with a wet cloth. But it still leaves your hair hard and stiff until you actually wash it with soap.
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Read the manual that comes with this superior product!YES YOU CAN (I USE COLD WATER)IF THE WASHER IS A LARGE ONE AND DRY ONLY PARTIALLY (DAMP) AND FINISH BY HANGING OVER A SHOWER ROD. No need to wash frequently.
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No need to rinse. Use a small amount and rub to melt in your palms, then run thru hair.
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I am not aware of the hair washing habits of this individual. If the hair and scalp have a great deal of oily build up it may take considerable time and energy to clean it thoroughly. No Rinse is used as any regular shampoo in the sense that you apply to your hair until completely wet and then wash like you normally would using regular shampoo. Using your fingers to scrub really well. Once the suds start to diminish is the time to start wiping it dry with a clean towel. You may have to do this several times if your hair is extremely oily. You can't expect to pour this on your hear and then wipe it off, you have to work at it. Lots of suds and scrubbing of the scalp, then wipe it off.