Monday, December 28, 2009
I need some help with some baby stuff. How much is baby shampoo and soap for baby's?
Depends on what brand you get.....Generally both runs me about $5 but I get the cheap stuff(parents choice)
Im looking for soap and shampoo products that are SLS free?
Do you know of any?Im looking for soap and shampoo products that are SLS free?
In the UK Boots and Superdrug sell NAKED shampoos, conditioners etc which are SLS freeIm looking for soap and shampoo products that are SLS free?
Mistry's Organics are very good, too: http://www.houseofmistry.com/ Report Abuse
www.theremustbeabetterway.co.uk
weleda - they make products without SLS
I prefer NATURE'S GATE products. Hope that helps
In the UK Boots and Superdrug sell NAKED shampoos, conditioners etc which are SLS freeIm looking for soap and shampoo products that are SLS free?
Mistry's Organics are very good, too: http://www.houseofmistry.com/ Report Abuse
www.theremustbeabetterway.co.uk
weleda - they make products without SLS
I prefer NATURE'S GATE products. Hope that helps
How come no matter what the colour of the soap or shampoo, the bubbles are always white?
The bubbles are the same color as the soap. They are mostly air though and there is so little ';soap'; in a bubble they always appear clear (or white when there is a bunch of them together.How come no matter what the colour of the soap or shampoo, the bubbles are always white?
The iridescent colours of soap bubbles are caused by interfering light waves. As light impinges on the film, some of it is reflected off the outer surface while some of it enters the film and reemerges after being reflected back and forth between the two surfaces. The total reflection observed is determined by the interference of all these reflections. Since each traversal of the film incurs a phase shift proportional to the thickness of the film and inversely proportional to the wavelength, the result of the interference depends on these two quantities. Thus, at a given thickness, interference is constructive for some wavelengths and destructive for others, so that white light impinging on the film is reflected with a hue that changes with thickness.
Great resource --%26gt; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soap_bubble
COLORED BUBBLES?! (Great article PopSci wrote a few months back --%26gt; http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science/0a03b5108e097010vgnvcm1000004eecbccdrcrd.html
Guy's site who invented colored bubbles --%26gt; http://www.zubbles.com/How come no matter what the colour of the soap or shampoo, the bubbles are always white?
The bubbles are actually clear, because they are 95% water. The reason they appear white is the same reason clouds appear white. The different surfaces of the bubbles refreact the light in different directions, so you can't see through them.
i am not sure but just the other day someone managed to make coloured bubbles, have a look at http://www.zubbles.com/ they might tell you, but I do know its a close kept piece of info on the science of the bubble
not anymore.
coloured bubbles have been invented!
check out the link below...
I think the simple answer is that the dye does not make it into the bubble.
Who ever said that bubbles are white???
The are colourless or rather what scientists would call ';achromatic';
In fact if u see it at different angles you will notice a wide spectrum of colors....
Its the beauty of quantum physics!!!!!
in bubbles air is present and even its surface is very thin and wether its soap or shampoo the film is formed of same chemicals hence the air donesnt reallly exhibit any colour
racism....
The iridescent colours of soap bubbles are caused by interfering light waves. As light impinges on the film, some of it is reflected off the outer surface while some of it enters the film and reemerges after being reflected back and forth between the two surfaces. The total reflection observed is determined by the interference of all these reflections. Since each traversal of the film incurs a phase shift proportional to the thickness of the film and inversely proportional to the wavelength, the result of the interference depends on these two quantities. Thus, at a given thickness, interference is constructive for some wavelengths and destructive for others, so that white light impinging on the film is reflected with a hue that changes with thickness.
Great resource --%26gt; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soap_bubble
COLORED BUBBLES?! (Great article PopSci wrote a few months back --%26gt; http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science/0a03b5108e097010vgnvcm1000004eecbccdrcrd.html
Guy's site who invented colored bubbles --%26gt; http://www.zubbles.com/How come no matter what the colour of the soap or shampoo, the bubbles are always white?
The bubbles are actually clear, because they are 95% water. The reason they appear white is the same reason clouds appear white. The different surfaces of the bubbles refreact the light in different directions, so you can't see through them.
i am not sure but just the other day someone managed to make coloured bubbles, have a look at http://www.zubbles.com/ they might tell you, but I do know its a close kept piece of info on the science of the bubble
not anymore.
coloured bubbles have been invented!
check out the link below...
I think the simple answer is that the dye does not make it into the bubble.
Who ever said that bubbles are white???
The are colourless or rather what scientists would call ';achromatic';
In fact if u see it at different angles you will notice a wide spectrum of colors....
Its the beauty of quantum physics!!!!!
in bubbles air is present and even its surface is very thin and wether its soap or shampoo the film is formed of same chemicals hence the air donesnt reallly exhibit any colour
racism....
Where can I buy soap,shampoo,and household cleaning products at wholesale prices ?
costcoWhere can I buy soap,shampoo,and household cleaning products at wholesale prices ?
sams wholesale clubWhere can I buy soap,shampoo,and household cleaning products at wholesale prices ?
You can buy that at the doller store.
ooooo..go to Myers. Everything there is wholesale not only do they have soap and stuff but they sell prada bags and gucci and dior beauty products that you can buy 3 for $10. And on the third wednesday of the month they open at 4 in the morning and until 4:30 you can buy everything you can fit into a bag for $5. and everything is real.No knockoff products for real my uncle actually works at the coach manufacturing company that sends purses to thoose stores. and you can buy tvs and electronics there too if you like. There are at least 50 in every state except Deleware.
not sure where you are located but here in montana we can go to Costco's or sams club. another option is ebay. just put in wholesale shampoo lot or other options. That is how i do christmas for kits. it comes out cheaper for me.
you can go on the internet and look up wholesale distributors close to you, or ones that can ship. Costco, and Sams club are good to start at as locals. There is a gentleman by the name of Don Aslet who is the author of ';do i dust or vacuum first'; and other books on cleaning the home, and businesses, he is a multi millioniare who is funny as heck to get ideas as to what and how to clean, he sales products. I met him .. lots of great info from him.. Sally's beauty supply , and trade shows for soap and shampoo related items.. retail/ may whosesale. good luck..loan forgiveness
sams wholesale clubWhere can I buy soap,shampoo,and household cleaning products at wholesale prices ?
You can buy that at the doller store.
ooooo..go to Myers. Everything there is wholesale not only do they have soap and stuff but they sell prada bags and gucci and dior beauty products that you can buy 3 for $10. And on the third wednesday of the month they open at 4 in the morning and until 4:30 you can buy everything you can fit into a bag for $5. and everything is real.No knockoff products for real my uncle actually works at the coach manufacturing company that sends purses to thoose stores. and you can buy tvs and electronics there too if you like. There are at least 50 in every state except Deleware.
not sure where you are located but here in montana we can go to Costco's or sams club. another option is ebay. just put in wholesale shampoo lot or other options. That is how i do christmas for kits. it comes out cheaper for me.
you can go on the internet and look up wholesale distributors close to you, or ones that can ship. Costco, and Sams club are good to start at as locals. There is a gentleman by the name of Don Aslet who is the author of ';do i dust or vacuum first'; and other books on cleaning the home, and businesses, he is a multi millioniare who is funny as heck to get ideas as to what and how to clean, he sales products. I met him .. lots of great info from him.. Sally's beauty supply , and trade shows for soap and shampoo related items.. retail/ may whosesale. good luck..
Do bald people use hair shampoo to wash their head or body shampoo or soap?
my dad is bald cause of taking chemo and he uses shampoo, it keeps his head smooth and it doesn't dry out.Do bald people use hair shampoo to wash their head or body shampoo or soap?
My dad's mate uses body wash. Or facewash. Or soap. Whatever's closest. But no, not shampoo.Do bald people use hair shampoo to wash their head or body shampoo or soap?
its still a scalp so id think it would need moisturizing and cleaning. therefore bald people probables use shampoo still.
It would be logical to use regular soap.
I think it depends on the specific person.
My dad's mate uses body wash. Or facewash. Or soap. Whatever's closest. But no, not shampoo.Do bald people use hair shampoo to wash their head or body shampoo or soap?
its still a scalp so id think it would need moisturizing and cleaning. therefore bald people probables use shampoo still.
It would be logical to use regular soap.
I think it depends on the specific person.
I'll stay at UCLA Dykstra Residence Hall. What should I bring (towel, shampoo, soap, tissue paper, hair dryer?
What else should I bring with me? Is there a nearby store to buy such things as shampoo and so on?I'll stay at UCLA Dykstra Residence Hall. What should I bring (towel, shampoo, soap, tissue paper, hair dryer?
Bring your own towels, pillow, bedding to fit an extra long twin bed (36”x80”) and a non-halogen desk lamp. You may bring a stereo, television, fan, clock, computer, printer, power surge protector and mini-vacuum. If you live in one of the residence halls, a shower caddy for carrying shampoo, soap, and other toiletries would be useful.
Source: http://uclahousing.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/…I'll stay at UCLA Dykstra Residence Hall. What should I bring (towel, shampoo, soap, tissue paper, hair dryer?
There is a Ralph's Grocery Store in the village on Le Conte and is an easy walk.
Bring your own towels, pillow, bedding to fit an extra long twin bed (36”x80”) and a non-halogen desk lamp. You may bring a stereo, television, fan, clock, computer, printer, power surge protector and mini-vacuum. If you live in one of the residence halls, a shower caddy for carrying shampoo, soap, and other toiletries would be useful.
Source: http://uclahousing.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/…I'll stay at UCLA Dykstra Residence Hall. What should I bring (towel, shampoo, soap, tissue paper, hair dryer?
There is a Ralph's Grocery Store in the village on Le Conte and is an easy walk.
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