Throw out 3/4 bottle shampoo?

[Anonymous]

I’ve heard that people use shampoo or conditioner on their legs before shaving. Try this.

[Anonymous]

Soap is soap. I use unwanted shampoo to clean toilets or the tub or as hand soap, if it's gentle enough.

You could also offer a bunch in your local buy nothing group. Practical items like that get snapped up quickly in my DC area group.

[Anonymous]

And, I have used conditioner to shave my legs and I can say it works well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your teen is disgusting for being so wasteful, and you are even more so for allowing it.

+100

Spoiled rotten.

Stop running the planet OP and Offer it on buy nothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just send them to the homeless shelters - they will use them. Or if you see people on the side of the road asking for handouts give them shampoo and stuff

Yep. It will go great with their infrequent access to running water.

[Anonymous]

Definitely post to Buy Nothing. I recently saw many contenders for a used stick of deodorant. The gifter promised that it had only been used once "on clean pits".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your teen is disgusting for being so wasteful, and you are even more so for allowing it.

+100

Spoiled rotten.

Stop running the planet OP and Offer it on buy nothing.

How many of you complaining about OP's daughter's shampoo bottles flew on an airplane recently?

[Anonymous]

I think the waste is a micro issue. Sounds like OP wants an uncluttered house and is looking to donate useful stuff. I think people responded as if OP were a terrible parent but there are much, much worse things than letting one’s kid buy new shampoo before finishing the old. Really. Chill out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unless she's allergic to a product, stop allowing this practice! Make her finish a product before purchasing a different one. Unbelievable.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD teen is Notorious for trying shampoos, lotions, makeup snd discovering after a couple uses, she doesn’t like them.., can you donate them somewhere? I have half to 3/4 bottles in our house.

I use a different type of hair product and we don’t host guests in our house.

I've used shampoo from bottles people have left after visiting and such to hand wash wool sweaters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard that people use shampoo or conditioner on their legs before shaving. Try this.

It doesn’t happen that often but occasionally we have a bottle that my daughter doesn’t like. I’ll use it for this, it works. Another option is to tell my husband to use it. He’s not that picky.

[Anonymous]

People in my local buy nothing facebook group would take that stuff!

[Anonymous]

Have her invite a few friends over for a swap party.

[Anonymous]

Combine each type into a mega bottle and make her use them before buying new. This is dumb.

[Anonymous]

Use unwanted shampoo as hand soap I've done it it works just fine.

Your daughter is very wasteful I would make her use ALL of it before buying anything else. Waste not, want not.