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Sistagroove's Thin Hair-itage (Read 2107 times)
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Sistagroove's Thin Hair-itage
Jul 1st, 2005 at 4:31am
 
Today marks the first day of assertive hair care.

Bought a "camping shower," one of those hang-up bags that you set in the sun to warm up the water, and used distilled water in it to wash my hair (hung it up in the shower while I was washing the rest of me). Hair  sure felt smooth and clean! Will let it air/towel dry overnight and comb it in the morning.

Bought some supplements for joints that are horse-pill sized. Seem to be good for hair as well judging by advice here. Need to get bigger pill organizer!

Plan is to trim hair some more; will get pix with digital camera first, though, so I can track "before and after" progress over the next few months.

-Tracy
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Reply #1 - Jul 1st, 2005 at 10:33am
 
A great idea - using the camp shower for the distilled water.  I'll have to remember that one!
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