article_snippet.sent: A writer has revealed why A writer stopped washing A writer hair six years ago after embarking on a quest to try and control A writer greasy, limp locks - by avoiding shampoo.
article_snippet.sent: New Yorker Sarah Theeboom was inspired to give up using products on New Yorker Sarah Theeboom after New Yorker Sarah Theeboom ran into an old friend whose once dry, frizzy locks were smooth and shiny.
article_snippet.sent: ’s trick and stop shampooing.
article_snippet.sent: Natural beauty: New Yorker Sarah Theeboom (pictured) hasn't washed New Yorker Sarah Theeboom in six years after a friend told Sarah that giving up shampoo was the secret to gorgeous locks .
article_snippet.sent: Although Sarah warned Sarah that an old friend scalp and hair would go through a nasty adjustment period, Sarah wasn't prepared for the dandruff and excessive amounts of grease that Sarah first experienced after Sarah first started shunning shampoo during a three-week vacation to Thailand.
article_snippet.sent: The writer from New York City said The writer from New York City is now silkier and 'totally frizz-free' since The writer from New York City gave up using shampoo .
article_snippet.sent: It took six weeks for The writer from New York City to feel somewhat normal again and then another six weeks of The writer from New York City looking 'so-so' before the 'magic happened'. '
article_snippet.sent: It was silky and wavier and totally frizz-free.'
article_snippet.sent: I don’t think shampoo is evil or bad for her hair...'
article_snippet.sent: I still have good hair days and bad hair days, but overall, her hair looks and feels so much healthier.'
highlights_snippet.sent: The writer battled greasy hair and dandruff for nearly two months before locks became silkier and 'totally frizz-free' 