It's amazing to think of what we do that's governed by society/advertising.
I began my own experiment over 3 years ago, where I stopped using shampoo to wash my hair, and instead, wash it every day, but only using water.
I've found that my hair is only slightly oily. And by that I mean it has a natural coating - not something you'd notice.
It doesn't look, smell, or feel any different to when I used shampoo, but I guess I've saved a bit of money, and
have removed one set of chemicals contacting my skin.
I wouldn't say it's changed my life, but there is a sense of sense of happiness(smugness?) in knowing that I don't need whatever they're(advertising) selling.
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It's amazing to think of what we do that's governed by society/advertising.
I began my own experiment over 3 years ago, where I stopped using shampoo to wash my hair, and instead, wash it every day, but only using water.
I've found that my hair is only slightly oily. And by that I mean it has a natural coating - not something you'd notice.
It doesn't look, smell, or feel any different to when I used shampoo, but I guess I've saved a bit of money, and have removed one set of chemicals contacting my skin.
I wouldn't say it's changed my life, but there is a sense of sense of happiness(smugness?) in knowing that I don't need whatever they're(advertising) selling.
Now, how to over come my addiction to tech...