Mujer lleva 8 meses sin lavarse el cabello con shampoo y así luce

La blogger Virginia Tapp, de Bush Bambinos, reveló que no ha lavado su cabello en ocho meses con shampoo demostrando cómo su melena puede seguir estando suave y brillante con tan sólo agua y algunas mascarillas de ingredientes que se pueden encontrar en la cocina.

El periódico El país informó que los analistas estiman que la industria mundial del cuidado del cabello cuesta unos 100 mil millones de dólares.

Aunque hay un grupo de mujeres que buscan deshacerse del producto por completo y aun así tener un pelo suave y brillante.

La blogger ha vivido con su marido y sus hijos en una granja alejados de la gran ciudad.

El objetico de no usar el producto es reducir el impacto medioambiental y limitar el desperdicio de detergentes y plásticos del shampoo sobre el medioambiente.

Virginia Tapp también no ha usado los tratamientos químicos para el pelo pero sin descuidarlo por supuesto y el resultado es sorprendente.

Para cuidar su cabello, Tapp utiliza una mascarilla casera (a base de plátano y huevo) semanal para realzar la belleza de su melena.

Para enfrentar la raíz grasa del cabello, la mujer rocía su cuero cabelludo con bicarbonato sódico para absorber el sebo.

Tras ocho meses de no usar shampoo, tiene menos nudos y el pelo igual que siempre, ni graso ni seco e igual de bonito que cuando utilizaba el producto.

  This is what we look like 98% of the time. The other 2% of the time is what usually appears on my carefully curated social media accounts which I use to make me appear as hipster as humanly possible. I’m not hip. I have melt downs several times a week which are mostly triggered by hunger, my kids crying or whinging and sometimes even my long suffering husband when he tells me I’m using the pressure cooker incorrectly. I do stupid, stupid things on the daily, like I recently got my child vaccinated 3 weeks early because I don’t understand how months and weeks work very well. I’m hopelessly addicted to my phone and lie awake at night worrying how my phone use will impact their tiny little brains. Those home truths aside, I love this photo because we’re sitting in an extremely ugly second hand armchair I’ve used to nurse both those babies. That chair is soaked with breastmilk and tears. I also love it because it shows part of the messy work desk in the background. Our house which will never be truly clean because we live here. I’ve decided to try and post more photos of our real life because fake Instagram accounts contribute to low self esteem and poor mental health.#keepinitreal #instafake #instanormal #nofilter Una publicación compartida por Bush Bambinos (@bush_bambinos) el 13 de May de 2018 a las 8:10 PDT

  I stopped washing my hair six months ago. This is a picture of my mop last night. Turns out you don’t die from lack of shampoo. Never buying it again! Full story on the blog. #noshampoo #minimalism #minimalist #lowtoxliving Una publicación compartida por Bush Bambinos (@bush_bambinos) el 8 de May de 2018 a las 4:40 PDT

  Let us unpack this issue of why the world feels so strongly about hair washing. Because the truth is - hair can look, feel and smell completely normal with two bicarb soda washes in eight months. That’s a photo from today. I think people are very sensitive to the idea of not shampooing hair because we have huge irrational fears around two things. The first thing is odour. We spend all our lives trying to mask odours, trying to avoid the smell of living things. We fear that we will some how be rejected by other humans for smelling like a human. And number two is - we are extremely hung up on our appearance. And that’s fine, a little vanity is good. But when people across the world are flipping out about what I do to my hair in a small rural town in Australia, I find that extremely odd. And I think they missed the point of what not shampooing demonstrates - use only what you need. Use less. Don’t use it at all if you don’t need to. Question what is being sold to you. Question why you’re doing what you’re doing. #nopoomethod #useless #plasticfreeliving Una publicación compartida por Bush Bambinos (@bush_bambinos) el 3 de Jul de 2018 a las 11:06 PDT

  Dreaming of summer #ecoarnhem Una publicación compartida por Bush Bambinos (@bush_bambinos) el 13 de Jun de 2018 a las 6:03 PDT

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