Historical hair care mistakes to avoid? Historybounding with hair routines and no poo

Lots of myths and common hair care mistakes show up in historical hair care, from how to grow hair fast to how to go no poo. I'm a hairstylist, and these mistakes can ruin your hair care routine! The first 1,000 people to click the link will get a full year of Premium membership to Craftsy for only $1.49: https://go.craftsy.com/snappydragon/ This Black Friday offer is valid for new members only There are a lot of hair care mistakes that will ruin your hair care routine, from misunderstanding modern no poo to medieval hair washing misinformation. Some of these seem like the magic solution for how to grow long hair fast, and other common hair goals! But I've learned a lot about what hair care mistakes to avoid as a hairdresser, and I don't want anyone to fall victim to misinformation about hair care mistakes that ruin your hair. So when I see these historical hair care myths going around, I want to counter them with some hair care tips that will help your hair routine, whether you like to use historical hair techniques or are just interested in learning about hair history or hair growth hacks. Historical hair techniques overlap with no poo, a modern movement towards hair care with no shampoo. Medieval hair washing didn't used no shampoo either-- but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to completely neglect your hair! The medieval hair combing method kept hair clean and detangled without water and shampoo because running water wasn't easily available, and other historical eras