Are you serious? Not washing hair for few weeks helps?
1) I can't believe anyone actually gives a toss how many times a day a person takes a shower
2) How the thread has become a racist mud slinging round in less than two pages of posts
3) How some believe that having a shower is a planet-killing activity.
4) How some people clearly need to get a life and worry about something more important than other peoples' hygiene habits.
Relax people, there must be something more important to worry about
And yes, there are soaps and shampoos, that are more polluting than others, you have to do the right choice and use the most natural ones.
Same with Labrador fur. Foster families of seeing-eye Labs are told not to shower the dog unnecessarily (especially not with pup shampoo). Just to rinse with water.
Something to do with the natural protective oils of the hairs/fur.
(Anyone surprised I brought up the canine angle?)
P.S. She's not greasy; she's just shiny.
I have shoulder length thick hair and over the last couple of years have cut back on my shampoo use to using now only a tad of a really mild stuff and only washing it once or twice a week. This has helped get it back to a healthy shiny condition.
I always use a good blodge of conditioner, though, and this seems to help it further.
However, I can't understand either how it became a racist/xenophobic handbag fight. I don't think there is any nation immune to whiffy folk.
I used to work in an office with a soap dodger (great term btw, said individual was also a salad dodger). Things were not great until I had the balls to say "You smell, could you please do something about it". He wasn't offended, a little surprised and embarrased but didn't come into the office smelly again.
Maybe we should challenge tabboos more often rather than be paralised by politeness.
Me too. They get right up my nose
otherwise known as stereotyping.
P.S. The French DO smell.