HARD WATER and HAIR... clarifying shampoo answer if you really know?

about last year we moved into a new house in fort worth with extremely hard water but my hair was actually fine until about April of last year when i used a vitmain packed shampoo and i belive that all of the shampoo didnt wash out becuas eof the hard water and it caued my hair to be dry but then later on that month my hair began to start breaking and w tried everything to fix it but it just got worst it even became thin a few weeks ago in school we learned about hard water so i did some research and learned that extremely hard water can be very harsh on your hair now im trying to reverse the affects that this hard water has caused so what is a good clarifying shampoo for black peoples hair if anyone knows is KENRA good if you know please let me know i use and olive oil shampoo and conditioer but i will not be using that hard water anymore is iwater.com any good or should i use botteled water HELPPP!!!!HARD WATER and HAIR... clarifying shampoo answer if you really know?
there is NO clarifying shampoo for ';black people's hair';. Try these things:


*Apple Cider Vinegar. Use 1/4 cup for every four cups of water (maybe you can use bottled water?) and pour onto your hair after using conditioner. You'd have to rinse VERY well. Your hair will be really soft and shiny


*baking soda and water. make a paste with this and put it onto your hair


Besides that, using any one you want to. I hear a lot of people use Pantene. I use V05 because it is cheap. Kenra is a very good brand, I'm sure they'd have an excellent clarifying shampoo!HARD WATER and HAIR... clarifying shampoo answer if you really know?
Mane and Tail has a clarifying shampoo Report Abuse

I do think you need to cut the hair off that is broken, to prevent further damage. Its no need to start all over, just cut all the broken ends off and try some kera care products, or razac. Usually you have to get the kera care from a stylists, but you can find razac at a beauty supply store. The best thing to do is use either one of these products and stick with the entire line to treat the hair. Shampoo, Conditioner, etc... Also try a hot oil treatment to prevent further breakage and dryness. Wash your hair once a week, and condition for about a hour with a plastic bag then wash out. Try to keep as much heat away, so sit under a hat dryer with your hair straight or set. This porpotion of heat is better than direct heat from a blowdryer, which is not good for your state of hair. Try this and let me know