Instead of finding a “better” shampoo, can you just forego it altogether? Yes, you sure can.

Your kitchen dishes have nothing on the grime and gunk of my chickenware. If soap and baking soda can handle this mess, it can handle whatever you've got!

“[W]e found that a chemical compound used in commercial rinse aids remains as residue on washed and ready-to-use dishware, even after a full standard rinse cycle. Even the smallest amount of this compound kills cells and damages an unsuspecting diner’s epithelial barrier.” - Dr. Cezmi Akdis

All you need is soap and vinegar.

Detergents damage the skin barrier and contribute to the development of eczema, food allergies, asthma, and autoimmune disorders, among other diseases, according to a world-renowned expert in pediatric food allergies and asthma.

In 2020, I eliminated all detergents from our home. I was motivated by my younger son’s health challenges, which included severe skin reactions, but much to my surprise, everyone in my family noticed significant improvements in the health of our skin.