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Fact or fiction: You need to change your shampoo every six months

 
I’ve heard you should change your shampoo every six months or your hair will get used to it and not get clean. Is that true?

 

 

“No, people do not have to change their shampoos,” says Dr. Aronberg of Washington University. “Remember, a shampoo is to cleanse the scalp, and hopefully while doing that, not harm the hair with harsh chemicals. In order to avoid harming the hair, companies put conditioners into the shampoos, which can build up on the hair shafts over time and possibly make the hair a bit limp. But, once a person has found a shampoo she likes and that leaves the hair manageable, she should stick with that brand.” If you feel your hair is getting a buildup, wash occasionally with a chelating shampoo, such as Redken Hair Cleansing Cream Shampoo ($15, drugstore.com).
 
 

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"Usual" is definitely not the right adjective. It could be possible that there could be a correlation between  the two (I really don't know the statistics) , but many people are able to overcome it and become successful later in life.

Hannah H. 



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by StrawberryPatchKid on 2/21/2013 3:47:55 PM

 
 



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Hey Girl, I just want to make sure you and your friend are safe and healthy. You can go talk to a nurse or a doctor about that without making it personal and relating it back to you. I'm sorry I can't explain more because the content on this site has to be suitable for all viewers.

Hannah H. 
Hannah H.

by StrawberryPatchKid on 2/21/2013 3:45:05 PM

 
 



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Hey Girl, I think you shouldn't be worried so much about how she acts at your party and more about your friend's well being. She could possibly have an eating disorder and you should make sure she gets the help she needs. This number is for nineline, an anonymous counseling hotline that could halp you and your friend.  1-800-999-9999

 

Hannah H. 

 



Hannah H.

by StrawberryPatchKid on 2/21/2013 3:05:53 PM

 
 



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Hey Girl, this is something that you might want to talk to some kind of doctor about like a psychiatrist about because what happened was really traumatic for you. 

Hannah H. 


Hannah H.

by StrawberryPatchKid on 2/21/2013 3:03:12 PM

 
 



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Yeah Chica, unless the birthday girl asks you to donate to charity or says not to bring one, I'd get her a gift.

Hannah H. 


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by StrawberryPatchKid on 2/21/2013 3:00:01 PM

 
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