After that long post about going no-poo, I've decided to change the name of the blog, and its web address. I don't know if I have any regular readers, but if I do, I wanted to let you know. I'm thinking the name will be something like a beautiful mess or a hint of beauty or something like that. I just think the name "HMCO" is kind of dumb, plus I don't care about clothes that much--mostly makeup. So, I'll see you on the other side!
Stacie
PS I'm also hoping to revamp the look of the blog, yay!
Saturday, January 3, 2015
On the path to going no-poo
Okay, y'all. I really hate jumping on bandwagons, but I am finally going to take the leap and the join the community of women who don't use shampoo. I've been thinking about it for awhile, but I finally made the decision to do it when I read this article. I got really stressed around the end of the past semester and lost a bunch of hair. While I don't think it has made an impact on the appearance of my hair, I can feel the difference, and I don't like it. So, I figured I should go for it. It's kind of nice that it's happening around the beginning of the year, so it's kind of like a New Year's Resolution. So if you are interested in what I've started reading, here are the links:
From the blog It's a Love/Love Thing:
How I (More Than) Doubled My Hair Growth (same link as earlier)
10 Tips for Going No-Poo
I like this blogger because she provides a lot of links and seems to really know what she is talking about. In the article "10 Tips for Going No-Poo," she provides more external resources that sound promising for good information. I can't wait to read more!
From thenopoomethod.com:
No Poo Methods
I had no idea there were more methods than baking soda and vinegar!
As you can tell, I'm still in the "getting started phase," but I was just so excited I had to share! And sometimes it's easier to stick to things when others are with you, and maybe my energy would energize others? I don't know. In one of the links, the author talks about a no-poo journal, and I think that's a good idea, since both resources talk about everyone having different hair and therefore different needs. So I want to start a hair journal as well as I talk you through things. I'll blog about the big steps, and keep a page up for the reset of the more mundane details that might only be helpful to some.
Let me know if you have gone no-poo and what your experience was, or if you're starting an interest as I am! I hope your New Year has started well! I'll talk to you soon :)
Stacie
From the blog It's a Love/Love Thing:
How I (More Than) Doubled My Hair Growth (same link as earlier)
10 Tips for Going No-Poo
I like this blogger because she provides a lot of links and seems to really know what she is talking about. In the article "10 Tips for Going No-Poo," she provides more external resources that sound promising for good information. I can't wait to read more!
From thenopoomethod.com:
No Poo Methods
I had no idea there were more methods than baking soda and vinegar!
As you can tell, I'm still in the "getting started phase," but I was just so excited I had to share! And sometimes it's easier to stick to things when others are with you, and maybe my energy would energize others? I don't know. In one of the links, the author talks about a no-poo journal, and I think that's a good idea, since both resources talk about everyone having different hair and therefore different needs. So I want to start a hair journal as well as I talk you through things. I'll blog about the big steps, and keep a page up for the reset of the more mundane details that might only be helpful to some.
Let me know if you have gone no-poo and what your experience was, or if you're starting an interest as I am! I hope your New Year has started well! I'll talk to you soon :)
Stacie
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