Hair formulated vitamins are good...

I wouldn't necessarily buy the ones that cost a fortune, but hair formulated vitamins usually have hair specific nutrients that are good for hair. Some of those include Biotin, many B vitamins, amino acids, etc.

You can clarify your hair with your regular shampoo and a quarter size amount of baking soda. Just remember to really condition well after this, leaving the conditioner on for 30-60 minutes, preferably with a heating cap on for part of that time. If you want just a out of the bottle clarifier, one I've enjoyed before is from Kenra. I forget the exact name, but it used Grapefruit in it. It did work nicely.

Welcome back! I remember you and I'm glad you are back on board!

-Fox

April 2008
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17/35.5/40+ Type 2CMii (3B underneath layer) Somewhat fine, slightly wavy (with curls on the underneath layer), Hennaed Auburn. F.L.A. Ranking, Colonel. To see more pictures, click on the gallery collection link found here: Forever Fox
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Products Used:

Ida's Shampoo Bars



Aubrey Organics S&C
Nature's Gate Conditioners


Vinegar/herbal rinses

Oils: Jojoba, Sweet Almond, Virgin Oil de Coco Creme, Monoi, Castor, Meadowfoam Seed & essential oils
Shea Butter (from which I make my own leave-in)

MP Popular Mix Brush and Pure BB brush
Wood and Horn combs
Vitamins/Minerals/Herbal supplements