Consumer Reports talked to dermatologists and hair experts to find out whether you should shampoo your hair—and how often.

The hotel claimed that it had no idea how the poo found its way into the ice cream and that it might have been an attempt of industrial sabotage by a competitor. With no resolution in sight ...

Google “No-Poo” and you’ll find that almost every hair blog supports this process of washing your hair without commercial shampoos. But, did you know there’s a 2-8 week transitional period ...

For that reason, “you may have heard of [a] co-wash referred to as [a] no-poo, a ‘no-shampoo’ take on cleansing very coarse, curly or frizzy hair,” says Santiago.

Discover 5 natural alternatives to traditional shampoo and join the No Poo movement for healthier, more sustainable haircare. Embrace natural remedies and say goodbye to chemical-laden products.

While the phrase “no-poo” may not immediately conjure hair care images, that is indeed what the movement is about. It simply means cleansing or treating your hair with something other than ...

Here’s why your shampoo might not be working for you, whether you should consider going “no poo” — and how often you should actually wash your hair. Updated March 11, 2025 at 3:21 p.m. Jan ...

A POO-THEMED ice cream van rolled onto Southend seafront yesterday in a stunt to demand action over sewage spills on our beaches. With the election two weeks away, the not-for-profit political ...