Well...

Reflecting on my first post got me thinking (uh-oh)...  ;D

When first I inquired about the efficacy of plastic vs. metal in a pterodactyl clip for the shower, some of you asked, "why are you using a clip instead of a shower cap?"

*blank stare........blink*

So I thought to myself, indeed, why am I? Would a shower cap not make more sense? What could the advantages and disadvantages be? And would it really hurt to give it a try?

So I went to the store, bought one, and used it for the first time today. I confess that it was a bit awkward at times, but I suppose I'll manage.

So I owe the lot of you a note of thanx in advance.  :) If this new method saves my delicate strands even an iota of damage in the long run, I shall be profoundly grateful.

Much obliged!  :)

LOL!  Sometimes we overlook the obvious and simple answers.  ;D

Hope the shower cap works for you.

I hope it works out for you too!  Keep us posted.  :D

Cynde

Angel spun,

For the first time, yesterday I used a shower cap.  I too found it a bit awkward.  My hair is definately not long and couldn't figure out how to get my hair in the cap without little strands falling out.  Next time, I am going to put it in a pony tail and then use the cap.  Hopefully, that will make it easier...

Jennifer

The best thing about a shower cap is that the heat from your head helps with your conditioner.  If you have problems keeping all of your hair in, I use a terry lined cap.  Just make sure you rinse it out completely and dry it inside out! :)

I usually put my hair in a claw clip and then put the shower cap on -- helps get it all in without too much fuss.

I juts stuff my hair into teh shower cap :-[ or put it in a pony tail or a  braid and then stuff it in.  (Don't worry...not roughly..)

wrote on Oct 10^th, 2005 at 11:29pm:

I usually put my hair in a claw clip and then put the shower cap on -- helps get it all in without too much fuss.

This works well for me too.