9 months Ghassoul and back

I have shoulder-length, thick hair that was always strong and healthy. My only problem was that I really had to wash your hair every day, because the approach greasy so fast.
As a friend of natural cosmetics I decided to switch my shampooing and used approximately nine months long exclusively Ghassoul (initially often, later less often with a weak Rinse). The attempt was really important to me, so I let myself be deterred even by the long conversion period (about 6 weeks), which is described everywhere. Since I had already used shampoo without silicones, I was hoping my hair would quickly become accustomed to the new care.

Unfortunately none. The first few weeks were a torment The hair looked not bad. However, I had severe itching on the head, that I in the meantime even once thought I had lice. After all, I only had to wash every 2 days from the beginning. After searching the Internet, I began to mix with a little coconut oil or almond oil into the wash solution: This helped to relieve itching, but the hair was again slightly faster greasy.
After about 6 weeks, my hair was always strohiger and dry, although I always auftrug the Ghassoul only upside. Encouraged by the many testimonials that pays by old, I stayed on the ball and massaged me regularly some oil in the lengths to care for my hair and protect it from drying out.
Unfortunately, I can not report that an improvement would ever set. After about six months I waited desperately that my hair finally the often described shine and body (both I used actually always had) would recover (maybe even more beautiful than before). Instead, however, it got worse. The hairdresser was horrified by my hair structure; I had so much split ends that had to cut more than ever before.

After nine months, I had finally tired. My hair was just brittle, dry and straw-like, even though I used as much time as never before in the maintenance: The Ghassoulwäsche is somewhat more complex, in addition Rinse, then careful, tedious combing and regular oiling.

I have followed all the instructions for use, played around with different consistencies and no additional products for hair used. I'm incredibly disappointed as is often claimed, Ghassoul is suited really for all hair types, if you're just patient enough and the hair is time for change. This does not definitively. I had to pull the emergency brake and stop the Ghassoul before my hair went completely broken.

The attempt is now her 3 months. After my hair was significantly shortened, now I use hair soap (+ Rinse) and fortunately his hair have recovered quite quickly, traces of Ghassoul-year, however, are unfortunately still visible and have to probably grow out.

Total Ghassoul for certain types of hair seems well suited for thick, dense hair but I have now read several times from similar experiences like mine. An attempt is certainly worth Ghassoul; However, should after a certain time not be better, the negative effects, one should, in my view, despite the well-intentioned advice, endure, abort the trial. My hair shows that Ghassoul is NOT suitable for all hair types, so you may have the also desired.