lol ginopie!

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Originally posted by Ian hey ginopie, i can hear your hair being greasy from here. There's 3 simple steps 1. get a good quality shampoo 2. lather, rinse 3. repeat. Always repeat.

Hey moran, did ya read my first post? I don't want to wash it as often as I normally do because of the hair colour.

Sheesh.

YEA!

MORAN!

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Originally posted by jennypie Hey moran, did ya read my first post? I don't want to wash it as often as I normally do because of the hair colour. Sheesh.

I was saying how us normal people keep it soft silky & smooth.

ian i like ur dog. recent pics?

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Originally posted by Ian I was saying how us normal people keep it soft silky & smooth.

Oh! Well that changes things.

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Originally posted by wizniz ian i like ur dog. recent pics?

actually yeah, from last week




she's a whole year old on the 20th. time's flying i want my lil pup back, not the adolescent bitch who chews my hand and steals food

i couldnt be bothered reading the rest of this , but

It's the only way...

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I have really thin hair, too. I used to read that tip in the magazines all the time but I thought it would make my hair look funny or something.. I dont know. It seems counter-intuitive to put stuff in hair that already is dirty. Ya know?

But Im going to try it anyways.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN yeah sonix, unless you're jake benson don't argue with a girl about hair. its like a girl arguing about how to control a motor vehicle.

Uh hey there d00d. yer more of a fag than I am. Besides, I hate hair so much I buzz cut it and only time I argue with a girl about hair is when her damn long hair is in my face.

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Originally posted by jennypie I finally tried something a friend told me about, to take away that awful greasy sheen of unwashed hair. Before you say, "Uh, just wash it?", I should note that my hair dresser uses a "demi" color on my hair, meaning it's not permanent. Also, it's a very rich, vibrant red...and most people know that red fades like a bitch. So to prevent my hair color from turning really dull really fast, I refrain from washing it...which of course leaves it greasy as fuck. So now onto the simple solution of the ages: TALCUM POWDER!!! Yes that's right. Good old talcum powder. A friend of mine told me to do this a while ago, and swore by it...but I never got around to trying it until today. And well, it works awesome!! All I did was just shake it all through my hair and then comb it through. It absorbed all the oil and none of the shine! You wouldn't even know I hadn't washed my hair in 2 days...it looks as fresh as the day I got it done! And no, it doesn't smell. I actually used a really nice scented talc from Avon! So uh, yeah. That's my beauty tip of the day for you ladies out there...or anyone else with greasy hair. Bye!

But wha about visible flakes?

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