Stop using soap & shampoo

Stop using soap and shampoo – An Eye-opening Revelation for Healthier Living

In today’s fast-paced society, personal hygiene is of utmost importance. However, have you ever wondered if the products you use to cleanse your body are actually doing more harm than good? It’s time to reconsider the conventional approach to cleanliness and make a bold change for the better. In this blog post, we will delve into the compelling reasons why you should stop using soap and shampoo. Prepare to be amazed as we uncover the hidden dangers and unveil the secrets to achieving healthier, more nourished skin and hair. Say goodbye to the old ways and embark on a transformative journey towards a truly revitalized and natural way of living.

After 8 years of not using soap or shampoo besides washing hands, I have never looked back and I certainly don’t miss going down the soap aisle trying to find the most good for me and therefore most expensive soap or shampoo. If you stop using soap and shampoo you will save a ton of money, look better, smell better in all kinds of places, be more healthy and plus planet earth will also be thanking you.

During my prior regular use of shampoo, I noticed that if I refrained from using it for more than a week, the lather produced when I eventually washed my hair would appear unclean. Evidently, this was due to the accumulation of oils. However, now I only shampoo my hair two or three times per year, and I no longer experience the issue of unsightly suds even after months of not using shampoo. Although, on occasion, I do find it necessary to use shampoo when engaging in particularly grubby tasks, such as cleaning the central heating boiler.

Cease the usage of body washes and soaps for dry skin. These cleansing agents strip away the natural oils from your skin, resulting in an excessive production of oils as a defensive response. Instead, opt for a gentle rubbing of your body using a flannel or cloth while showering. On occasion, the utilization of an exfoliating glove can provide a remarkably smooth texture to the skin.

Oh, one thing I just noticed while writing this article, is that since I have been soap-less, I’ve never had smelly feet and that groin smell was a thing of the past. My brother finally admitted that one of my ideas was really great. After stopping shampoo his dry rash on his head vanished and never returned. I was also suffering from a chronic itchy ear, which was driving me nuts. That is also at thing of the past. It must have been the shampoo entering my ear canal and disturbing the natural balance.

Of course the corporates don’t want any of this, as after making your skin dry, they want to offer your a remedy in the form of moisturizers. So stop using soap and shampoo and give it to them.

Once again, I’m no expert. I’m just explaining what I have notice over the years of not using soap or shampoo.