Saponification
By Free The Roots
Saponification (meaning "to turn into soap") is required in the process of making natural bar soaps. As a result of saponification, the soap hardens, lathers and cleanses. Without the saponification...
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By Free The Roots
Saponification (meaning "to turn into soap") is required in the process of making natural bar soaps. As a result of saponification, the soap hardens, lathers and cleanses. Without the saponification...
Read moreI’ve been using this product for a few years now. I love them all! And especially since you changed it up in whatever way you did to prevent some of us from coughing. 😊
I use the hydrating mist daily.
Beginning my loc journey a few years ago, I wanted to make sure I left all my heavy hair care products for loose natural hair behind. I wasn't sure where to turn to find something that wouldn't weigh down or add residue to my sisterlocks, but would keep them moisturized. I asked friends and got some recommendations, but was hesitant to test them out. I just happened to visit my sister one day and looked at the various products she had on her bathroom shelf. I found a bottle of FreeTheRoots I took a chance, and sprayed a bit on my hair before hitting the town for a festival. That little spritz stayed with me all day long and left a lasting impression - my hair was looking, smelling, and FEELING great. We don't live close to one another, so once I returned home, I wanted that good feeling back and asked her what it was. I immediately placed an order for the hydrating mist and haven't looked back since. To date, beyond water, I don't moisturize my hair with anything else and make sure there's a mini bottle with me when I travel.