wikiHow has been helping countless people since 2005! It’s very likely that you’ve googled how to do something and seen plenty of wikiHow articles at your disposal. Although it seems unlikely, there are actually a few articles you currently won’t find on the site.
How to Make African Black Soap Shampoo: Many people are becoming more conscious about what they put in their hair. People look for shampoos that are paraben and sulfate-free. This article exists for conscious people who want a simple and natural shampoo alternative. African Black Soap is a natural and gentle cleanser. If you are concerned about the ingredients you put on your hair or would prefer you own customizable fragrance then this article is right for you.
How to Make Mango Butter Hair Cream: Many girls are ditching chemical relaxers and are going natural! When you go natural it can be hard to find the right products for your hair. Not all hair creams and conditioners are created equal and sometimes it’s best just to make your own. This article exist for people who haven’t found conventional hair creams that work for their hair type. This minimal and natural hair cream is easy to make and nourishing for all hair types.
How to Shop For “Accidentally” Vegan Food: Anyone with a Netflix account has probably seen the hit documentary What the Health at least once. Statistics show that veganism is on the rise. New vegans don’t always have to give up their favorite snacks and junk food. Not all foods are marketed as vegan, but that doesn’t mean they are not! This articles shows vegans how to find food that just happens to be vegan at their local grocery stores. Reading labels can be tricky, but there are easy ways to find out if the snack you cherish is “accidentally” vegan!
Honestly, wikiHow wouldn’t achieve the goal of having the most helpful how-to instructions if they didn’t relentlessly accept new articles and updates! There are plenty of articles that still need to be written and here are just a few ideas!
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