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Reply #240 - Jan 16th, 2006 at 8:39pm
 
Khrome, you hair looks fan-freakin'tastic!  Shocked Cheesy

*bows down to your awesome hair*
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Reply #241 - Jan 17th, 2006 at 12:13am
 
Oh my gosh your hair is looooong! Shocked
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Reply #242 - Jan 17th, 2006 at 3:53am
 
*long whistle*

You go, girl!
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Reply #243 - Jan 22nd, 2006 at 6:36am
 
Trying Another Avalon Organics Shampoo/Conditioner

I ran out of shampoo and went to pick up a new bottle of Avalon Organics Lavendar Nourishing Shampoo.  But the Avalon Organics Ylang Ylang Glistening Shampoo caught my eye.  So I did some ingredient comparisons and they are pretty much the same except for:

  • scented oil: one is lavendar and one is ylang ylang
  • the Nourishing on has oat, while the Glistening one has mica minerals
  • The first three ingredients are the same, just in different orders.  They are: honeysuckle, calendula, and lavendar

So I got the shampoo and conditioner, and tried it tonight.  I *think* I see a difference in the shine and how the light is dispersed.  But it could all be psychological.  Smiley  It's also not completely dry, so probably too soon to tell.  

Regardless if the shine really works or not, it did make my hair feel a lot softer and have more "slip" than the Nourishing version.  I wonder why that is since the ingredients are so similar!  I really don't think the oats>mica or change in scented oils could have done it.  

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Reply #244 - Feb 12th, 2006 at 4:15am
 
Ick, I'm on some new meds for a month now, and have felt so nauseous and unmotivated to do anything.  I've fallen so far behind on keeping up with the board and I've missed so much!!  I can't believe I missed the exchange gift thread.  Hopefully I'll catch it next time.  Looks like I missed the live chat, some birthdays, and some diamond celebrations.  Belated greetings to those who had birthdays and turned diamond!!

While I was feeling sickly though, I managed to read The Neverending Story, which is probably my favorite children's book.  

Measured my hair today - 32".  Still feels like 30" though!  LOL

Things are still going well with the new shampoo and conditioner.  That mica stuff really does seem to add shine.  I just haven't read anything good or bad about mica - I hope it's okay.  

Now I will see if boyfriend could tear himself away from his video game just a little bit to get me some crackers.  Smiley Gah I hate feeling queezy!

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Reply #245 - Feb 12th, 2006 at 9:40pm
 
WOW Shocked Shocked beautiful hair Khrome.

I hope you feel better soon ((((((hugs)))))) Smiley
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Reply #246 - Feb 12th, 2006 at 10:54pm
 
Sorry to hear you've not been feeling well.  We've missed you around here.  I hope you're feeling better soon.
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Reply #247 - Feb 12th, 2006 at 11:14pm
 
Thanks for the well-wishes and hugs!  *hug* 

I started another book today - Bridge of Birds by Barry Hughart.  It's my favorite fantasy book.  One of these days I'll start a book I *haven't* read yet.   I'm just trying to get the 'ol brain's gears oiled.  Hahah

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Reply #248 - Feb 13th, 2006 at 3:41am
 
Khrome, I hope you're feeling much better now!

((sending cyber homemade chicken soup))

How great your length is!  I'm not even measuring these days until I think I'm closer to BSL  I hope you'll post some new pics!

Take care of yourself!!!  Grin
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Reply #249 - Feb 13th, 2006 at 6:05am
 
You've been missed, Khrome!

I'm sorry to hear that the meds have been making you so sick. I hope things get better soon. (((hugs)))
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Reply #250 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 5:26am
 
Many thanks Sakina and Juri!  mmmm soup...  YUM!  Yay, I'm glad you're almost BSL now, Sakina.  It's so nice to take this journey with everyone, and see the progress everyone has made!

Growing Out of my Sticks

I forgot to mention when I recorded my hair length - I've grown out of my bone-length sticks (about 5" sticks.)  WAH!!  So right now, I'm only able to wear half my sticks but maybe I should start doing half updos.  I've also been wearing a single braid a lot around the house since it's a great way to keep my hair out of my face, the dishwater, and vaccuum cleaner.  Smiley  Oh yeah, and I've put in an order with Susan for my Strawberry Tea design in Rapunzel length.  Can't wait!!

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Reply #251 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 10:47am
 
I've found that using one longer stick and one shorter stick works well to hold my hair up.  Plus it allows me to keep using the shorter sticks!  Grin
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Reply #252 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 11:04am
 
Your hair is amazing!

Can you still use your shorter hairsticks as ornaments (eg. if you pin your updo together with Amish pins)?
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Reply #253 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 5:30pm
 
Great ideas!!!  I'll try both!  Thanks!
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Reply #254 - Feb 14th, 2006 at 8:21pm
 
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I started another book today - Bridge of Birds by Barry Hughart.  It's my favorite fantasy book.  One of these days I'll start a book I *haven't* read yet.   I'm just trying to get the 'ol brain's gears oiled.  Hahah

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I hope you're feeling better.  ((((khrome))))

Isn't The Bridge of Birds one of the best books ever?  I've read it at least 20 times and I never get tired of it.    Cheesy

As for your shorter sticks, you can wear 2 buns with 4 sticks.  It's a great way to show off your collection.   Grin
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