Shampoo, Soap Supplies

Hi,
Has anyone ever used "waterless" or "no rinse" shampoos or body washes? I had  a friend who cared for her elderly grandmother and I remembered her mentioning that product a couple of years ago. I never asked if it was effective.
I thought it might be an interesting alternative to not washing my hair daily or using up my water to wash my hair. I just wonder if it leaves any kind of residue or if the hair feels greasy or sticky in any way??

Let me know if you or anyone you know has ever heard of it/used it!
Millie A. Jackson

These products were used on me when I was bed ridden...they aren't something I would recommend beyond one, in-between, normal shampoo.  BTW, baby powder is as effective IMO.

IF pandemic hits I am going to shave my head.  No joke.  I have already planned it and I have long hair.  No worries about keeping it up or clean.  No worry about virus parking itself on my hair.  No worry about maintaining it if I am one of the unlucky ones infected.  It just seems like the best solution to me.  I am not a vain person & don't plan on being out in public anyway so what's the dif?

not only that they are expensive.....I have used them...in my younger days..lol...when i did not have kids..i used the conditioner...hair now shoulder lenght and straight..i would rather have regular stuff...

This is one of the things i lake in preps..but pine needles boiled in water are great for shampoo..and leaves in water..toilet paper...woohoo

I totally agree! I can't imagine not showing for days at a time. I may have to look into getting a camping shower.  Baby wipes are a good idea too.

Ooh Rah Master Chief!

While I certainly don't look like Demi I did my stint in a "man's world".  It takes steel in the back bone, clear vision, & the determination to do what has to be done.  The very things I plan to use to tackle AI with no intent to fail.

meewee, I have the feeling that you and I together would be a force to be reckoned with!

Sophie! What about going with a full mohawK?  

I like the way you think. 

I might go with full war paint like on Predator.     

I have used the baby powder trick but it only last for a day or so then you really neded to wash your hair.   I plan on a baby wipes daily plus rain water for washing my hair.  I will use a large  tarpe for water collection over a large garbage can    

Don't spend $$ on baby wipes.   Do this instead.   Cut a roll of paper towels in half.  Put the half roll in a zip-lock plastic bag.  Add a little baby shampoo (or baby wash) and a little baby oil.   It's the same as baby wipes but whole lot cheaper.

Margo wrote: Don't spend $$ on baby wipes.   Do this instead.   Cut a roll of paper towels in half.  Put the half roll in a zip-lock plastic bag.  Add a little baby shampoo (or baby wash) and a little baby oil.   It's the same as baby wipes but whole lot cheaper.

They have a new scott towel out and they are half the size of the ones you pull off a normal roll and not a bad price..I found this out when I bought the wrong kind..but glad I found them...

I have 36 tubes of toothepaste and several spare tooth brushes..I have also stocked up on soap about 50 bars so far..tons of laundry detergent..and baby powder..I really have to get some shampoo...I have some but not as much as what i would like...