I'm working on an article concerning chemicals in our hair products and the "no-poo" movement, as well as shampoo alternatives. Because I'm not sure if posting such a thing on one's blog is considered "pre-published", I won't post it here, since some publishers don't want something that everyone might have already seen. (Such is the way of freelance writing) So instead, I'll offer you a tidbit of knowledge that I did not know before I started on this article.
Did you know:
The word "shampoo" originated from the Hindi word "champo" and originally involved head massage with scented oils? The first commercial maker of shampoo as we understand it was British-born Kesey Hebert.
Now we've both learned something today!
1 comment:
Wouldn't shampoo be preferable to real poo? *giggle snort*
Seriously, bouncing bet, aka saponaria, aka soapflower, etc.... makes a very gentle substitute, as does the liquid in the bulb of the yucca plant.
Post a Comment