
Experimenting with a Year Without Washing Your Hair
The "no-poo" movement encourages avoiding traditional shampoo in favor of alternative cleaning methods, such as baking soda, apple cider vinegar, or simply using conditioner. This approach is about minimizing chemical use and preserving natural oils on the scalp. But what happens if you go a full year without applying anything to your hair, including water? Discover how your hair might respond to this drastic change and what condition it might be in after a year.
Timeline of Key Moments:
00:00 - Introduction to the Year-long Hair Experiment
01:13 - The Role of Good Oils
02:03 - Function of Sebaceous Glands
02:32 - Insights on Malassezia Furfur
02:44 - Understanding Slow Hair Growth
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Timeline
00:undefined:Introduction to the Year-long Hair Experiment
01:13:undefined:The Role of Good Oils
02:03:undefined:Function of Sebaceous Glands
02:32:undefined:Insights on Malassezia Furfur
02:44:undefined:Understanding Slow Hair Growth