For a normal human with no health problems affecting their oil production/smell, if you aren’t using shampoo/conditioner to constantly strip the oils from your hair, you very quickly stop overproducing oil.
Bedsheets and pillows should still be washed regularly, since they definitely get covered in excess skin oils/grime/etc.
But as long as you are caring for your hair in other ways like brushing daily and keeping it away from food/grease/mud/etc, using soap isn’t necessary unless you actually soil it - rinsing is enough to get rid of sweat buildup.
Obviously, if you are working something like a trade job, its not possible to avoid debris, grime and other things and you need to wash your hair more, but an office job? Retail? Just brush and rinse regularly, and your hair will smell and look just fine.
That’s what a troll is, yeah. You ignored everything they said and then you repeated your boring joke (“whats next… some stupid false equivalency?”) without addressing what they said about shampooing hair. It’s like your whataboutism is indeed trolling.
not washing sheets is bad because they collect and hold body oils. Like your hair if you don’t wash it either.
Which is why most people here are saying to wash your hair regularly…
Likewise, you probably don’t need super aggressive detergent to clean your sheets, you could probably just get away with using steam alone, though you might want some detergent or surfactant for obvious reasons.
i think part of it is also that humans have evolved to be scent neutral (to our sense of smell), whereas dogs and other animals, obviously benefit from having some smell to them.
Though you would think maybe the smell gene would’ve died in humans? Maybe it has.
well it’s either wet, which means you should shower, because otherwise that shits going to be really annoying, or it’s dry, and it’s probably not a big deal anymore. Once you shower that shit is getting cleaned off properly anyway.
Just so we’re clear here, sweat is supposed to provide life to bacteria, that’s why it stinks.
If you don’t use some kind of cleansing agent the bacteria is still there.
It doesn’t have to be shampoo, lemon juice/vinegar/rain water can kill bacteria because they’re acidic, certain scented and essential oils as well are antimicrobial.
The facts don’t change, though. You can’t just rinse your hair with tap water for a year and expect nothing to grow in it.
i.e. some sort of (proven) cleaning agent
By occasionally, they mean once a month at most.
Hair only stinks if you get crap in it.
Like… oils and dander?
What’s next, not washing your sheets because body soil is natural?
Uhm, no? That’s quite a leap you made there.
For a normal human with no health problems affecting their oil production/smell, if you aren’t using shampoo/conditioner to constantly strip the oils from your hair, you very quickly stop overproducing oil.
Bedsheets and pillows should still be washed regularly, since they definitely get covered in excess skin oils/grime/etc.
But as long as you are caring for your hair in other ways like brushing daily and keeping it away from food/grease/mud/etc, using soap isn’t necessary unless you actually soil it - rinsing is enough to get rid of sweat buildup.
Obviously, if you are working something like a trade job, its not possible to avoid debris, grime and other things and you need to wash your hair more, but an office job? Retail? Just brush and rinse regularly, and your hair will smell and look just fine.
What’s next, stop wiping your butt because poop is natural?
Fuck off troll.
“That person didn’t respond to me in a serious manner. Troll! TROLL!!!”
That’s what a troll is, yeah. You ignored everything they said and then you repeated your boring joke (“whats next… some stupid false equivalency?”) without addressing what they said about shampooing hair. It’s like your whataboutism is indeed trolling.
What’s next, pee pee poo poo pee pee?
what next, start eating shit to completely digest the nutrients???
not washing sheets is bad because they collect and hold body oils. Like your hair if you don’t wash it either.
Which is why most people here are saying to wash your hair regularly…
Likewise, you probably don’t need super aggressive detergent to clean your sheets, you could probably just get away with using steam alone, though you might want some detergent or surfactant for obvious reasons.
Okay, but it’s important for everyone elseto know that they aren’t going years without using a cleaning agent like wild animals.
You ever smell an animal’s fur? It’s not great.
My cats smell just fine. The dog on the other hand…
True, but you aren’t a cat. You’re an ape.
How do you think an ape smells?
With their nose.
An unwashed ape. Probably an odor only another unwashed ape would love.
This is a negatively loaded non argument. You’re just making the assumption that apes smell bad, but do you actually know that?
If you are brushing them often, feeding them good food, and not letting your dog roll in everything, they smell a lot better.
That being said, animals in general do have stronger smelling oils than humans - often for some evolutionarily advantageous reasons.
i think part of it is also that humans have evolved to be scent neutral (to our sense of smell), whereas dogs and other animals, obviously benefit from having some smell to them.
Though you would think maybe the smell gene would’ve died in humans? Maybe it has.
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On the other hand, dogs don’t sweat.
And sweat rinses off quite easily.
What about sweat that’s been in your hair for 12+ hours? Growing things.
well it’s either wet, which means you should shower, because otherwise that shits going to be really annoying, or it’s dry, and it’s probably not a big deal anymore. Once you shower that shit is getting cleaned off properly anyway.
Just so we’re clear here, sweat is supposed to provide life to bacteria, that’s why it stinks.
If you don’t use some kind of cleansing agent the bacteria is still there.
It doesn’t have to be shampoo, lemon juice/vinegar/rain water can kill bacteria because they’re acidic, certain scented and essential oils as well are antimicrobial.
The facts don’t change, though. You can’t just rinse your hair with tap water for a year and expect nothing to grow in it.
If your sweat is growing things in 12 hours, you need a doctor or an exorcist.
Remember, many indigenous people across the world used steam to bath, as the steam and new sweat rinsed off the old sweat quite effectively.
Moisture+Oil+Dead Skin=Bacterial Growth.
Full stop.
Which is why y’all are occasionally washing with lemon juice or vinegar or certain oils, because that actually disinfects.