Why all Easterners have such weird haircuts?

The easiest way to point out a Ukrainian in a group of people is to look for a weird haircut

And the nose

Do you do something with your hair or just cut it once every one-two months and then wash now and then?

Nah, I only get it shortened and shaded and wash it every other day with some cheap shampoo

It

It's just that Eastern haridressers cut hair a different way

>(((sham**poo**)))

So that's the problem

Kisa champoo can be okay

But it needs to be free of sulfates

The nettle ones are based

They are also an ultimate symbol of low-class

Nettle ones?

Sulfates are whats in shampoo that dries out your hair, its possible to get shampoos without them that clean your scalp but allow you to retain enough oil that the strands doesnt get damaged

I gave myself a buzzcut a month or two ago and its starting to grow in

Shampoos with that thing:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urtica_dioica

Oh I had no ides stinging nettles could make a shampoo

Usually very cheap and sold in large cointainers

I've ran out of mine, but when I get another I can post it

Interesting

They are supposed to be more "natural"

And I guess that nettle is good for your hair or skin on your head

But imo it's just that their awfully cheap

Oh, and there's a difference between "shampoo with nettle" and "nettle shampoo"
I was speaking about the former, the "nettle shampoos" are bit more expensive and are usually sold in pharmacies

And they are much more weird

Ohh i see

Yeah, the *real* ones are literal permakompost tier

You should learn how to make these if you wanna leave innawoods tbh

Most soaps are too strong for me, I have to dilute them. My skin is really porous

Yeah I'm gonna work on soap making this summer

When its nice and warm outside

Do you have soaps like these in US?

Natural soaps I mean

What's that made from

They are good for sensitive skins

Most of our soap is either made from lye or glycerin

I used to think that they are actually made out of deers fat when I was younger

I'd have to check out tbh

Yum

Oh, this kind of soap is apparently called the "hard soap" or "curd soap" in english, at least according to Wikipedia