Hello everyone! I'm new here...just joined today. My question is...whats your opinion on shampoos? I was reading around ..not on here, but other forums...where alot of people are saying that there are good and bad shampoos for your hair. That some of the ingredients in certain shampoos actually damage your hair and stuff like that. One website even went so far as to say that all shampoos are bad for your hair and you should use soap lol. Bikerbraid shared her opinion and said it depends on your scalp and lifestyle. Sounds good to me. I use to use Vidal Sassoon and that was WONDERFUL for my hair...anyone know if they've changed the formula since the whole thing blew up and isnt sold in America anymore? Sorry so long...thanks for all input though!

Well...I didn't read the whole article about it. Something about Procter and Gamble messing things up and Mr. Sassoon wasnt happy about it and it was a big ol fight and mess. Here's the article if you'd like to read it..

http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/retail/2003-07-07-vidal_x.htm

I had waist length hair when I used it.

Isn't it though? You're welcome!

Oh hehe I see. Ah well..no biggie. I've heard others say it too. Thanks for the comment about my hair. I actually straighten it alot cuz I think it looks crappy if I don't. It gets all weird..makes me think I look like a bed head or something lol. I actually haven't straightened it in a week or so though...ever since I read the Ultimate Guide to Growing Long Hair on here lol. Glad I went back to the boar bristle brush, feels soo good lol 

lol I like your answers. I agree about soap...I try not to use it at all. I even buy Aveeno products..body wash and all that contains no soap just for that reason. Bleh, I hate looking at ingredients. I'm using Herbal Essences and it seems to do pretty and I love the way it smells so yeah

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I wish my hair did something a little less predictable and more exciting than just hang there.  I think many women straighten their hair because they aren't encouraged to embrace their natural texture and don't get good enough advice on how to make the best of their natural texture (s - I realize some have more than one texture on their head) to flatter their features and make it manageable. 

My shampoo has sodium laureth sulfate in it.  However, it's the only shampoo I can afford that seems compatible with my hair, Gliss Oil Nutrive (yellow). 

I had a shampoo that didn't sud but I didn't like the feel of it neither while washing or afterwards when having used a conditioner of the same Urtekram brand.  They're supposedly as organic as it gets and perhaps that's just what I need to get used to.

When I run out of shampoo I'll both replace the Gliss Oil Nutrive Shampoo and buy an Urtekram shampoo to see if I feel any difference.  I'd like to replace all products that go on my skin or hair to organic ones.

Urtekram writes that their products contain no parabens, petro chemicals, alcohol, synthetic fragrances or any other harmful, environmental or hormone disturbing ingredients - roughly translated by me.

Is it a normal thing when you have long hair you lose it while washing and brushing and all? I've always heard that it was and never seemed to lose much when I had short hair...or..I just didnt notice it since it wasn't long. But, I swear..every time I take a shower and wash it...I end up with my hair all over my hands ...grrr lol...even stops up the bathtub sometimes...have to use a hairstopper.

Oh, weird. Well, I dont think I do it gently...I think it feels better if you massage it more if that makes sense. I don't pile my hair up on my head anymore since you said it wasn't good to do so. Iono...it just sucks. Its so very annoying lol. Im always shedding when my hair is wet and now my husband thinks that I need to cut my hair to about shoulder length to make it look better. Last lady I had cut and style my hair thinned it out too much with the razor...grr. I figured I'd just wait and let it grow out on its  own...but he hates it lol