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Also called baking soda or sodium bicarbonate, baking soda is a real fairy powder! As useful in the kitchen as it is for household and laundry care, this powder can also be a real beauty asset.
The many natural recipes for scrubs, masks and various treatments based on this white powder which abound on the net can attest to this. However, there is one thing that divides: the recipe for baking soda shampoo! Miraculous for some, not recommended for others, this natural homemade shampoo divides. So, admittedly, it does not contain chemicals or surfactants, but what are its effects on the hair fiber? Here is what you need to know about this grandmother's preparation.
Among the benefits of bicarbonate, it is often its clarifying properties that are highlighted. In fact, it would make it possible in particular to rid the hair of product deposits. This is especially important with components such as silicone which has an occlusive effect on the hair.
In short, it allows for a deeper cleansing, especially for oily hair suffering from excess sebum. Thus, the hair starts again from zero and is ready to receive care.
Some people also think that it makes hair grow faster, but unlike other natural products (castor oil, coconut, argan, etc.), it is not the most effective and indicated choice!
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