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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I have textured hair, which is a white person's textured hair. It is wavy, and in humidity, it is very curly. It still gets dirty, like my DD's utterly straight hair. I understand that curly hair looks better without brushing and washing too often, but it should still be washed frequently, maybe every third day.

So we agree that our scalp gets all kinds of oils and dirt, but somehow, that part of our skin doesn't get gross. How come?

I do get it that my now-colored hair gets less gross as it is drier; however, until two months ago, my healthy, non-dyed hair was gross within 24 hours.

I am not talking about non-white persons' hair, clearly.
In the 1980s, we used to put baby powder in our hair to make it less gross. It didn't work; it just made it worse and more disgusting.
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OP, YOU personally are probably a stinkier person and thus need to wash your hair more often. You are sensitive about it so you are constantly sniffing out others to try to find the telltale signs of “dirty hair” to prove that you are somehow superior with your daily hair washing.  Get a grip. Worry about yourself and stop trying to sniff others hair. I have an incredibly sensitive nose, to the point that I struggle when traveling to Europe and other parts of the world where daily showers aren’t a thing. I always smell people’s bodies who need a shower, and I can differentiate when it’s a dirty butt v. dirty pits, but very rarely can I smell someone’s dirty hair specifically. Stop getting so close to others and mind your business. [/quote]

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