Dry shampoo is a MEDIEVAL hair product (so are sulfate free shampoo bars and more)

Medieval hair care products included dry shampoo and sulfate free shampoo bars-- and maybe flaxseed gel and ACV! Head to https://bit.ly/SnappyDragon_Pique to get 15% off + free shipping for life on Pique’s Radiant Skin Duo. You also get a complimentary Starter Kit (beaker + frother) when you start your new ritual. Medieval hair care may be very different from modern hair routines, but many hair products are older than we think! Dry shampoo, sulfate free shampoo or "no shampoo" hair washing, and shampoo bars are all old hair products with a fascinating history we may not be aware of. However, a few hair products we think of as age-old, like vinegar rinses for hair or flaxseed gel, might not be as old as we are told they are. Hair powder is known as a staple of 18th century hair care, used to create the powdered wigs and tall 18th century hairstyles. It's actually very similar to dry shampoo! 18th century hair powder recipes are very similar to some modern dry shampoo sprays. We also have a hair powder recipe that go all the way back to the 12th century from the Trotula, and it's used for very similar reasons as dry shampoo is today. Sulfate free shampoo, known today as no poo, also goes back to the Middle Ages-- because sulfates are a 20th century invention! In Medieval Europe hair was washed infrequently, because the available products were made from bar soap or lye, neither of which are good for frequent use. In the rest of the world, saponins from plants like several spe