Help! I'm going camping next week for 4 days. How am I going to wash my hair?

Stylist and hair pros agree: The more you can go between washes, the better. Regardless of the possibility that you have more slender hair, you should attempt to hold up no less than each other day before your next cleanser. Holding up a couple of days gives your normal oils a chance to do their work for more beneficial, bouncier hair.
Be that as it may, you should make child strides before updating your schedule. Celebrity colorist Louis Licari says to begin washing each other day in the first place, and afterward continue extending it as much as possible. What's more, attempt dry cleanser. On the off chance that you have to a great degree wavy, coarse hair, he proposes utilizing your conditioner as a cleanser, which will make your hair feel cleaner without striping your oils.

Yes, frequent washing of your hair will strip it of protein and a lot of its natural body and can lead to it looking lifeless. If you blow-dry your hair, you could try using a volumizing lotion or using a small amount of serum to add extra shine and remove any frizz.

You can buy a product called oops it is at walgreens

Camping soapis a great alternative to taking several different cleaning products with you.Here's a link to the Amazon site that sell the camping soap http://www.amazon.com/Outdoorx-Camp-Soap/dp/B001OL70J8Or you couldtry http://www.vermontsoap.com/campsoap.shtml

Camping soapcomes in practical plastic bottles rather than in a bar and it can be used forall types of washing; hands, hair, body and even dishes, so it's a great optionwhen you want to travel light.

I found this greatsite that will help you when it comes to camping and washing your dirty disesand laundry ect http://www.your-camping-guidebook.com/camping-dishwashing.html

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The color which is in your hair will be there untill you remove them with the help of bleach, I will not recomment you to do a bleach as u have recently colored your hair and it can cause damage to your hair... i will recommend oil treatmet, do a coconut oil massage evry night and wash it back in morning do it for a week and then next week you can bleach your hair so that it will not be damaged

You need a deep conditioner, stat. Look for a product that contains keratin and is labeled for dry, damaged hair. Run product throughout hair and leave on for several minutes. The product will absorb into your hair shaft and soften your hay-like strands. Time it takes: About 10 minutes, not including the shower. We suggest deep conditioning twice a week the first couple weeks, then continue once a week.
Try not to wash your hair every day, water is very drying to hair (not the shampoo). If you take a shower but opt not to wash your hair, protect your hair with a shower cap.

Try hair mask like Neutrogena Deep Recovery Hair Mask
Or if you want to try homemade hair mask try any one below
Coconut cream mask -
Soften a large chunk of coconut cream (Coconut milk works, too.) in your hands and massage into hair. Wrap your head in a warm towel, leave it on for an hour, wash out, and done! It makes it feel really soft and smell soooo good!
Smoothies for hair -
Mix 1 mashed banana, 1 full egg, 3 tablespoons of honey, 3 tablespoons of milk and 5 tablespoons of olive oil. Make sure it's well combined and then apply to hair. Leave for 15 - 30 minutes and wash out.
Blend 1/2 a banana, 1/4 cantaloupe, 1/4 avocado, 1 tablespoon wheat germ oil and 1 tablespoon yogurt. For extra conditioning, squeeze in the contents of a vitamin E capsule. Leave in hair for 15 minutes.
Mayonnaise (if you can stand the smell it's so worth it.) -
Apply 1/2 cup of mayonnaise to damp hair. Work into hair and then cover with a shower cap or towel for up to 20 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and then shampoo as usual.
Sunflower & Wheatgerm Oil -
Mix 1 cup of sunflower oil and 1 cup of wheat germ oil. Warm the mixture and massage it on the head and hair. Leave in for about 15-20 minuets. Wash off with lukewarm water in which 1 tablespoon of lemon juice has been added.