any of you remember beer shampoo?
rob333 (zone 7b)
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Do you remember the old linotype machines?
Comments (6)We have a couple of type drawers that Missy uses to hold her rubber stamps. When I was a kid our class took a tour of the Des Moines Register and Tribune building and saw the huge printing machines running very fast. Not Linotype but a later generation of printing. Have seen a Linotype in a museum, where I do not remember. Wonder if my ex still has the heavy paper press we found at an antique store used to make individual sheets 2' by 3'....See MoreDo you shampoo daily?
Comments (46)I think that older people tend to bathe/shower less often because their skin is thinner and more sensitive... I can attest to that. My mother's skin was so paper thin and lacking in elasticity, there were multiple times her forearm skin would literally tear from dabbing with a towel. Multitude of reasons; aging, medications, forgetting to keep hydrated by drinking water, etc. etc. But I digress... My hair gets fully washed at night, then rinsed in a.m. so I can dry/style. So twice daily it's wet. (Summer more). My skin/hair needs moisture (don't drink enough water, I know that). Oily is clear on the other end of the spectrum. My concern was stress (death of my mom); age (hormone shift); regular coloring & twice daily rinsing is all taking a toll. I'm on my 4th night of Sally's 'wen' like product. First night, wow, hair was like pure silk when rinsed. Next morning, fluffy, full, oh so soft and shiny. Day 2, not so much. (But I blew it the night before by putting a small amount of oil on my scalp, ran through my hair, let dry before bed. The oil is helping, but too many nights in a row is too much.) The next night I skipped the oil, did the Sally condition clean, next morning my hair didn't feel as nice. (I used product on low end of amounts suggested as an experiment.) Last night I used Sally's, increased amount I used, then when out of shower put oil on again, and when I woke up this morning I did my usual rinse before drying/styling, only this time I put a dime size amount of Sally's product on my hair, massaged in and rinsed. Much better. It's fluffy, soft, shiny & silky clear to the ends and it swings ;) (I have no styling products in it, but it sure looks like I do.) Guess I'll have to fine tune the routine. But figure I'm saving a lot of wear 'n tear on my hair with a less harsh shampoo, no styling products, oil for added moisture a few nights a week. Oh, and something I should have done long ago was get one of those mega wide tooth combs for combing the product in the shower. I got Sally's "Beach comb" set. One for in the shower, one for when I get out. That also saves a lot of wear and tear over a regular comb or nylon (non-bristle) brush. We'll see how it goes, but just after a few days it's a lot less dry looking....See MoreAnother beer tap? You betcha!
Comments (5)I'm so sorry you know what boiled cigars taste like, Marcolo. And the taste of a wet ash tray. Makes me wanna yak. Love your tap, Jgopp! It makes things fun. I remember we were talking beer kegerators a while back. I'm still trying to wangle a place for one!...See MoreAnyone have a wall mounted shampoo dispenser you love?
Comments (12)I'm all about the dispensers, but I did not like the simple human dispenser. I bought the triple. It was expensive. The "stainless steel" was water spotted all the time and I'm just not the type of person that's going to wipe down a dispenser after a shower. Not sure if it's just me, but I had a tough time getting the lids off the simple human to refill them. When I bought a second dispenser for our other shower, I bought this one and loved it. three chamber shower dispenser I don't remember where I bought it, but it's only about $20 compared to $70 for simple human. It snugs into the corner and takes up less room, it doesn't look dirty and I think it's easier to refill. We used them for about four years before we sold that house last year. They both were good quality/ nothing broke. Your post reminded me to order one for this new house :-)...See Morewildchild2x2
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