Some mud for the head!

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As I have mentioned in my last post about my hairwashing routine, I don’t use shampoo. I usually use baking soda and rinse with water and lemon juice but today I had different plans.

After 5 days of not washing my hair, it was extremely greasy. But the tips of my hair were dry and just wouldn’t stay where I wanted them to be.
So I decided to use healing clay. I am not new to this. I used it about 2 years ago and I can’t actually remember why I stopped using it.

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So today I started by washing my hair with water. I prepared the clay earlier. I mixed some healing clay with hot water until it had the consistency I wanted it to have. Some people prefer a very creamy consistency but I like it better when it is more liquid.

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So I dipped my fingers into the clay-water-mixture and started to massage it into my hair and my scalp. I could instantly feel that the structure of the hair changed. It felt softer. Also I like the smell of the clay, but that’s a personal thing. After I had the whole bowle of mud well massaged into my hair I let it sit for a while (about 15 minutes).

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When I washed my hair after that period of waiting, my hair felt so soft and silky as if I had used conditioner. I washed my hair until the water rinsing down was clear to make sure there was no more mud in.
At the end I put some lemon juice onto my hand and rubbed into the hair and left it in.
The result is amazing.

My hair looks great. It feels wonderful. It smells good.

I am excited to see how long the nice look of the hair will last and when it will start to be greasy again. I am planning on staying with the healing clay.

Have you ever tried to wash your hair with clay? Any experiences?
Or anything else you can recommend me to try?

Some mud for the head! | Ecency