Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. told me it was time to try something else, he told me about the baking soda but also had me add in a little tea tree oil. I didn’t realize how well it had until I forgot my BS and had to use some shampoo I keep in the shower for guests.

The homemade shampoo recipe I’ll share below does the same thing at a cost of about 3 cents for the same amount and you use significantly less of it. I have been doing this for over a month and my hair is starting to get a lot of static, I just reduced the baking soda to one Tablespoon for 16 oz rather than two to see if that helps.I have been using homemade shampoo for a couple of years and still can’t get over how great my hair looks. I have also been making my own laundry detergent and gave some to my son who farms, welds and does mechanical work who proclaimed, “Mom, this is the best stuff on the planet for all the grease, blood and stuff I get into!

All in all you get the hang of it, and everyone (even my mothers occupational therapists) were commenting on it and asking me to show them how to use it, so they could get some for other patients in hospital!I suggest bending over and only putting your head under the shower head and gradually turn the water cooler until you reach as cold a temperature as you can handle and stay under for at least two minutes, longer if you can. Most of them advise to warm the packet in the microwave for 20-30 secs, read the packet instructions to know the specifics for the product you have. I had no transition time but does seem to feel dry sometimes but I’ve used everyday I’ll have to try just rinsing some days.