Turning natural is harder than I thought. No sodium laurel sulfate means no sudsy shampoo. And long hair and no suds feels like I’m washing straw. I don’t like it at all. So, I just don’t wash my hair much anymore.
So far, I am on board with Dr. Hauschka. The Burt’s Bees? I’ll keep my chap stick, but the shampoo? I’ll pass. I didn’t even make it to the night cream I was so unhappy with the shampoo. I’m making a return trip to Target. For now, I’m leaning towards the high-end organics and things from my kitchen.
I’m waiting for an Eminence masque to arrive with samples of moisturizers. If they work, I’ll be using Eminence and skipping Target. I don’t know why I thought I could use a $14 natural moisturizer when I haven’t spent less than $35 on chemical-laden one.
The quest continues....
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- Sarah
- I used to say I should have been a 50s housewife because I like to cook, sew and play with kids. My wish came true when I had my baby girl. I am a full-time stay at home mom who is supported by my wonderful husband, but I’m starting to understand why our mothers and grandmothers burned their bras and flocked to offices. Staying home ain’t no piece of cake.
To all the people who tell you that when you have a child, your life will change dramatically, I say this: As soon as you’re pregnant, your life starts changing. Accept that now, and the rest will be easier.
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