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I have a question for all the no-poo ers out there, can i mix up my baking soda and leave for a week at a time, or do i need to mix it each time i use it??
 
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mary jayne richmond wrote:I have a question for all the no-poo ers out there, can i mix up my baking soda and leave for a week at a time, or do i need to mix it each time i use it??



I haven't used baking soda on my hair in years--I've been water only for about 6 years now, and I much prefer it. When I first went no poo, however, I mixed it each time. I kept a plastic container full of soda on my bathtub, and a plastic cup to mix it in. While in the shower, I would shake out my soda into my cup, fill it with a little water from the shower and use. It really took no longer than using shampoo. I would then rinse out the cup and fill it with a little vinegar (also on my bathtub) and water, and pour that on my head.

I still very occasionally do a vinegar rinse on my hair now. Maybe a couple times a year.
 
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