What's the best way to lather? In hands first or directly on hair?
895242
With your hair wet, just lather bar directly on your hair. You don't need to use a lot.
895243
i think you can do both. I have pretty long hair so first, i slide it down my hair a few times (top and then in back). Next I lather in my hands a bit before really working it around my head. It's important to get the roots.
895244
I have tried both and found it is faster to lather directly on the hair (especially if you have short(er) hair, which mine currently is). You can get a lather going on the bar itself but since it has no foaming agent (yay!!!) you will have to lather off the bar a few times to get enough product on your hands to sufficiently wash your hair. :) Also, I have also found no need for conditioner with this shampoo.
845274
You do not need water. You could use water, if you want, but it is already a liquid and personally I think it works better without it. I just comb out my hair and apply as much or as little as I want (You'll figure out what works best for you). You don't need to work up a big lather but make sure to saturate your scalp. Then massage it into your scalp and gently work it through the ends of your hair. If you have too much lather, just squeeze it out gently, but you can leave it. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel and dry & style as usual. I don't use hair spray or other products, so I get by with a small amount of no-rinse and don't need to re-apply. Adjust to your own needs. You'll like this stuff!
654231
No - begin brushing from the bottom up. I hardly get any hair in it compared to a regular brush. You can go onto YouTube to watch a bunch of videos demonstrating its usage.
963901
After washing with shampoo, then use the product. Put it on the scalp, add some water and let it lather, and gently rub the hair root. Foam make it better to contact with the scalp.Wash it in five minutes.
2013668
The instructions say to apply to wet clean hair. They say to wash with ISO Pure Cleanse (which I don't have), so I just shampooed with my usual shampoo first and towel dried. Then I combed it out straight before applying. I had great results.
870060
No, this shampoo won't lather like regular shampoo. It is similar to the "wen" shampoo, thought much cheaper. It is a basic 3:1 mix of conditioner and shampoo. The first time I used it I thought the same thing. You don't need much of the product to wash your hair. I have shoulder length hair and use 1-1.5 pumps for my entire head. What I do like is having no more tangles when I go to comb through my wet hair.
506165
I use it first. I spray the greasy roots, flip my head over and rub it all in with my fingers. Then I flat iron.
1177376
A good question! By the book, it's recommended to use a lathering bowl. I would imagine you'll use less soap and have a better result if you use a bowl. Here's a good guide.http://zenhabits.net/the-zen-of-shaving-how-a-double-edge-razor-can-change-your-life/
870056
No, it doesn't lather, and it is kind of like a lotion in consistency. But keep scrubbing your scalp and work it all through your hair, to the ends also. I don't have the bottle in front of me right now but I believe you leave it in a few minutes and it conditions that way as well.
1091541
I use Thick'r spray/aerosol on my wet hair and for styling in between. For dry hair, my hairdresser recommends spraying it on my hands and then styling it through my hair.
1531284
That's how I do it. I rub cleanser on my face using my hands and then I get the brush wet and wash my face with it. Then I just rinse off the brush head really good until it's not slippery or slimy feeling anymore.
2010566
You use co-wash just as you would shampoo...first wet your hair, spread the co-wash through your hair using your fingers, massage your scalp to remove any buildup, rinse co-wash from your hair & scalp...you're done. I usually follow up with a leave-in conditioner before styling or setting my hair; this will also help with detangling after co-washing.
1030889
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.
997050
Hi Theresa! I liquify the oil by sitting it in hot water. Then I just work it through my hair with my fingers. I don't measure, I just dip my fingers in it and make sure all the hair is oiled. I usually let it set on my hair for at least an hour before I shampoo. It is amazing, really.
590883
Hey there! The usage is simple. You can wash you hair with the shampoo of your preference. After that you will apply the Moist 3 minute Miracle and after 3 minutes remove from your hair. You will be able to feel the result immediately.
1802048
I start with wet hair. I have used it to fluff my hair on day two a couple of time (which would then be with dry hair). Works great both ways.
1904017
Before shampoo you will be washing it out. Shampoo, towel try then add a small amount of oil-----a very small amount (one squirt) goes a long way!