The Myth About Changing Shampoos
	A lot of people switch shampoos because they feel it gives their hair a break, or it's the thing to do, or the product works better if you don't use it for a while. They're Right! Because any shampoo that leaves residue or build-up on the hair, should not be used continuously. But, if you use a shampoo that does not build up on your hair, you don't have to switch! How To Tell The Difference If, after using your shampoo, your hair feels soft and silky, watch out! The manufacturer puts ingredients in the formula to make your hair feel soft and silky. In order for your hair to feel that way, the ingredients must remain on your hair after you rinse out the shampoo. That's called residue or build-up. The next time you wash your hair, you deposit more residue. Eventually, your hair starts to droop under the weight of this build-up and can look dull and even dry.	Homepage   Beauty What's A Curl to Do? Beauty Q & A Ways to Thank Mom Taking Off Makeup Speed-the-glow Who's That Girl? How to Get the Haircut You Want It's in the Bag Ten Most-Asked Beauty Questions Beauty Questions Prepping for the Prom Style Q & A Hair: Making Waves   Health News For Your Body & Soul How not to eat A.M. -to- P.M. Eating Strategies Iron in Your Diet Take Care With Your Chicken Broccoli is Beautiful Using Tampons Condoms - Facing Facts Cramps Vitamin E Ointment The Cotton Ball Quiz Vitamin E on the Moon Hamburger: America's Favorite Dish Notes On Making Burgers Meat and Alternatives Low-Fat Milk Products Recipes: Texas Fever   Fashion Personal Answers To Questions About Make up & Fashion Why try a short cut? Short Hair Is Me The Myth About Changing Shampoos Sewage Busting Personal Answers To Questions About Make up & Fashion   Travel Venice: St. Mark's Basillica Finding a Hotel: Never Judge a Hotel by Its Cover Bargain Shopping in Amsterdam Istanbul Hotels & Grand Bazaar Europe Travel: Packing To Save Money Welcome to Amish Country Europe Travel: Winter Wardrobe Are You a Time User or Loser? All Pages