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Keep the following in mind:
- You don't have to do a thorough wash every 2 days but focus on the scalp more than the hair if you do. Washing with a clarifying shampoo every 1-2 weeks is usually sufficient. If you need to clarify every 2 days, you may be using too much product but you can still wash frequently if you choose the right pH balanced shampoo.
- Unless daily or frequent wash n' gos are a part of your regular routine, only wash your hair when it is dirty. Don't worry about how often that should be. You'll know when you need a wash.
- Focus on your scalp when washing if you wash frequently to avoid stripping the hair of its natural oils.
- Select shampoos that are pH balanced as they will help to maintain the strength and softness of your hair. This information is usually on the label.
- Find the right moisturizing routine to restore moisture to your hair. After washing (on damp hair) add your moisturizer and seal in all the moist goodness with a light oil. This should keep your hair fairly soft if done regularly. Spritz with water and repeat the moisture sealing process to keep your hair moisturized.

Great post. So many hair "gurus" seem to downplay the need to clarify. I didn't really understand that all shampoos don't do a thorough cleaning so I had terrible buildup, which was making detangling and everything else difficult. Now I clarify weekly and follow it up with a moisturizing shampoo. All of my sweat and styling products can not wait a month to be "clarified."
ReplyDeleteHey MrsDjRass. You are so right. It is a very important step in natural hair care.
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