gudonya too doesn't like my hair = (

Izzybeth3

I tried, I really did.  I've been using it for almost a month and it's just not working.  The shampoo alone is way too drying, but if I use even a teeny bit of conditioner, it makes my hair really gross.  Tonight it was so bad I had to go take a 2nd shower and use my old stuff to make my hair feel normal.

 Anyone else have this problem?

Joenali

I really like the way it works for my hair. I have had a few people comment on how good it looks. I guess it really depends on the texture and thickness of your hair.

KlassyWithaK

Dry is never a problem for me. I've had days when my hair looks great and I don't have to use anything else to control frizz. Other days it looks really greasy. I alternate between this and my old shampoo depending on how dirty my hair was before the shower.

I wish I could get it to work too.  After switching to this and natural body soap, I've realized how much moisture regular shampoo and conditioner strip from my hair/body.

daisygirl17

weird...i'm so sorry this is happening for you i've never had a problem with it being too dry. mine will only be greasy if i use the gudonya for more than 5 washes in a row...so to solve that i usually just alternate between gudonya and burts bees. but i honestly LOVE the gudonya...it leaves my hair feeling sooo soft and shiny. i'm really sorry

futuremrshill

do a rinse of apple cider vinegar and water between the shampoo and conditioner for at least 2 weeks when you switch. This will help balance the PH in your hair. My friend makes all natural products and said its critical to do this step. I have switched too and this has helped me hair "defunk".

Google it and you will find out everything you can do with apple cider vinegar.  

 

 

daisygirl17

futuremrshill:

do a rinse of apple cider vinegar and water between the shampoo and conditioner for at least 2 weeks when you switch. This will help balance the PH in your hair. My friend makes all natural products and said its critical to do this step. I have switched too and this has helped me hair "defunk".

Google it and you will find out everything you can do with apple cider vinegar.  

 oo ooo yes ditto this!! i forgot to mention that i did this from the beginning too...i had to do it for a while, i think maybe even a month. my hair is super fine and i have a lot of it and it took a while to get used to the switch, but now it's seriously amazing. my hair feels healthier than it's ever felt in my life!