Yeah, I do have to put my shampoo bar in a different place in the shower, it's getting squishy.
We should have given you feedback on the soaps you sent us ages ago. We kind of wanted to be sure how they were working, and give it some time.
For myself, my hair needs some anti-dandruff tar shampoo at least twice a week or so, even if I have been using the cedar bar you sent. I think, though, that nothing gets rid of the smell of smoke so well after we've done some brush burning, this cedar bar is awesome for that. I love the smell, too. But yeah, don't get it in the eyes. As Eor pointed out, that's why they invented No More Tears baby shampoo way back when.
The soap - you sent us the honey scented one - I really like, and I haven't found any drawbacks to it. I do rinse carefully over the surgery incisions.
I really need to consult your list of questions and do this correctly, though.
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Date: 2014-12-03 07:42 pm (UTC)We should have given you feedback on the soaps you sent us ages ago. We kind of wanted to be sure how they were working, and give it some time.
For myself, my hair needs some anti-dandruff tar shampoo at least twice a week or so, even if I have been using the cedar bar you sent. I think, though, that nothing gets rid of the smell of smoke so well after we've done some brush burning, this cedar bar is awesome for that. I love the smell, too. But yeah, don't get it in the eyes. As Eor pointed out, that's why they invented No More Tears baby shampoo way back when.
The soap - you sent us the honey scented one - I really like, and I haven't found any drawbacks to it. I do rinse carefully over the surgery incisions.
I really need to consult your list of questions and do this correctly, though.