Lol I used to buy this nyx brow wand, i think, mine was blonde or light brown but i think it’s the same one. I started buying pencils instead only to avoid the plastic but I liked it a lot, super fast to put on. I get the ethique shampoo and conditioner bars and the Cerave face bar. I struggle with allowing myself to buy products that come in plastic and make a lot of products myself but im trying to allow myself to buy some things that work well even if they are in plastic.
Theres a Cerave face bar?!?! I totally understand that struggle. I had to come to terms with the plastic vs skin health thing myself a while back. We can all only do the best we can and being even 1% better is a great thing for mama earth! The way I do my best to help now is simply consuming less and using what I have before buying more. Its all a balance and I totally get the struggle.
Dr. Bronner's is one of my favorite multitasker products! When I was using conventional haircare the Chi Silk Infusion was really good! I believe that can also be used as a heat protectant. 😊
@@JenniferLynnLife How did you try to use the Dr. Bronner's? When it came to using it in my hair I definitely had to go through a transition in order for it to work for me.
@@hellokittydoll2794 Iv'e tried it in my hair, as a hand soap, as a laundry soap, as a household cleaner etc. I just didn't mesh with it. It's kinda sad because of how much it can do.
@@JenniferLynnLife I def understand! It's not for everyone. It is important to remember that you need a vinegar wash after some of those uses. Like for laundry I'm pretty sure you'll need to use apple cider vinegar in the rinse cycle or something? You also need soft water. You might enjoy Sal Suds by Dr. Bronner's better for cleaning and laundry. 😊 For hair, I used organic Baking Soda and Organic ACV for about 1 month to 1 1/2 months to get myself off of conventional haircare. You also need to have soft water in order to use the liquid soap in your hair. If you have hard water you can use the bar soap instead! I also needed an ACV rinse after using the soap in my hair. I dilute my liquid soap in water and it bubbles up very similarly to regular shampoo in my hair and i can move it around easily and it doesn't make my hair feel like straw. Also if you do decide to try Dr. B's in your hair you shouldn't use your conventional hair products still. It's okay if it's not for you but if you're ever wanting to give it another try I hope these tips help. 😊
Lol I used to buy this nyx brow wand, i think, mine was blonde or light brown but i think it’s the same one. I started buying pencils instead only to avoid the plastic but I liked it a lot, super fast to put on. I get the ethique shampoo and conditioner bars and the Cerave face bar. I struggle with allowing myself to buy products that come in plastic and make a lot of products myself but im trying to allow myself to buy some things that work well even if they are in plastic.
Theres a Cerave face bar?!?! I totally understand that struggle. I had to come to terms with the plastic vs skin health thing myself a while back. We can all only do the best we can and being even 1% better is a great thing for mama earth! The way I do my best to help now is simply consuming less and using what I have before buying more. Its all a balance and I totally get the struggle.
Favorite multitasker products! Leave em down below.
Dr. Bronner's is one of my favorite multitasker products! When I was using conventional haircare the Chi Silk Infusion was really good! I believe that can also be used as a heat protectant. 😊
@@hellokittydoll2794 Ohhh good to know! Glad you love the Dr. B stuff, it didn't work for me at all!
@@JenniferLynnLife How did you try to use the Dr. Bronner's? When it came to using it in my hair I definitely had to go through a transition in order for it to work for me.
@@hellokittydoll2794 Iv'e tried it in my hair, as a hand soap, as a laundry soap, as a household cleaner etc. I just didn't mesh with it. It's kinda sad because of how much it can do.
@@JenniferLynnLife I def understand! It's not for everyone. It is important to remember that you need a vinegar wash after some of those uses. Like for laundry I'm pretty sure you'll need to use apple cider vinegar in the rinse cycle or something? You also need soft water. You might enjoy Sal Suds by Dr. Bronner's better for cleaning and laundry. 😊 For hair, I used organic Baking Soda and Organic ACV for about 1 month to 1 1/2 months to get myself off of conventional haircare. You also need to have soft water in order to use the liquid soap in your hair. If you have hard water you can use the bar soap instead! I also needed an ACV rinse after using the soap in my hair. I dilute my liquid soap in water and it bubbles up very similarly to regular shampoo in my hair and i can move it around easily and it doesn't make my hair feel like straw. Also if you do decide to try Dr. B's in your hair you shouldn't use your conventional hair products still. It's okay if it's not for you but if you're ever wanting to give it another try I hope these tips help. 😊
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@@JenniferLynnLife , Silk Infusion - love it! Tried the shampoo but didn’t notice a difference.
@@debbiew7496 Ohhhh haha yes! Love it.