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Dolly Divine
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 Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:54 pm Post subject: Stupid dead end, frizzy, glue enduced frustration.... |
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My hair needs a darn good seeing to! I had extensions glued in over a year and a half ago when I started growing my skinhead out and when I took them out my hair was full of glue. We managed to get most of it out with vigourous combing and lots of conditioner but it ruined my hair. I try to get it trimmed when I can but I am terribly poor at the moment so the trim tends to happen twice a year when mum comes home from Japan.
What does everybody use shampoo and conditioner wise? I really like Rehab and Retread from lush but I don't have the £20 to spend on it every couple of months.
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Scarlett Daggers
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| Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:53 pm Post subject: |
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Awh, poor frazzled frizz!
I really like the aussie 3 minute miracle hair repair conditioner. You can buy sachets from Boots too that are really cheap!
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PrincessKaytie-Leigh
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| Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:54 pm Post subject: |
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At the moment I'm using Charles Worthington Dream Hair as it was a christmas present, but I usually use Boots Botanics for red hair, as it contains lots of natural nice things to keep my henna-ed hair looking lovely. I try to use as little chemicals as possible on my hair!
I heard somewhere that you don't actually need shampoo and conditioner, a bloody good scrub under shower should be enough to clean your hair, I tried it in the bath (we don't have a shower) and it worked a bit but my hair was greasy again the next day. I also use washing up liquid once every few months, it gets rid of all the residue and build up that gets left on your hair from products, leaves it lovely and shiny! |
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Bea deVile
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Miss Kitty Lou
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| Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 12:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Scarlett Daggers wrote: |
I really like the aussie 3 minute miracle hair repair conditioner. You can buy sachets from Boots too that are really cheap! |
Thats stuff saved my hair when I had some braids put in (badly) and my hair was completely wrecked.
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Bea deVile
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Dolly Divine
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PrincessKaytie-Leigh
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Aussie does smell GORGEOUS. I use the leave in conditioner as a body spray and spray it all over my clothes  |
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Dolly Divine
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EllaEmerald
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My hairdresser only charges about £15 for a dry cut, if your hair is as damaged as you say it may be the only option and cost you less in the long run than expensive treatments.
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