Just one quick bitch, part two

[Grey Area]

When you were 16?? 

I see you've been taking notes.

[Grey Area]

Holy crap, how long is it? 

About halfway down my back. About ten years ago it reached a state of equilibrium in which the split ends broke off at roughly the same rate it grows at. I started using conditioner about three years ago, which seems to have let it grow a bit more, but it could still be better.

[Gopher Gary]

Mine grows super fast, so it will go from shoulder length to almost my waistline within two years, so I was imagining you with Rapunzel like hair. 

[Icequeen]

Back when mine was really long I used to have to take an inch or so off every now and then or it would just sort of stop growing and the ends would frizz. Nothing I tried ever really worked once the damage was done.

Once upon a time it was below my waist.

Now I'll let it go to about the center of my back and then cut it back to below my shoulders in the summer.

I never blow dry it. For me, that's the worse thing ever. Condition, wrap in towel and dry seems to work the best. I have fine hair, but a lot of it thankfully.

[Grey Area]

I never blow dry it. For me, that's the worse thing ever. Condition, wrap in towel and dry seems to work the best.

That's the advice my sister gave me.

[renaeden]

Why not? 

Because that's how your hair ends up looking like mine does.

Do you have fine hair or something? I think it depends on hair type and maybe even the climate. I've treated my hair very harshly for decades and it always looks and feel healthy and soft. 

Same. My hairdresser (I like to go to the same one) said what did I do to make my hair so soft and shiny. I replied that I use anti-dandruff 2 in 1 and that's it and she was most displeased! Seems I should use multiple products but I am not going to, heh.

[Gopher Gary]

Why not? 

Because that's how your hair ends up looking like mine does.

Do you have fine hair or something? I think it depends on hair type and maybe even the climate. I've treated my hair very harshly for decades and it always looks and feel healthy and soft. 

Same. My hairdresser (I like to go to the same one) said what did I do to make my hair so soft and shiny. I replied that I use anti-dandruff 2 in 1 and that's it and she was most displeased! Seems I should use multiple products but I am not going to, heh.

That's all I use on my hair too.  Sometimes I don't even use the two in one because I think the conditioner is too much, because my hair seems to really only need conditioning the first few washes after I color it. I always assume hairdressers just want me to buy the fancy products from the shop.

[renaeden]

Yes, I think that's what they want but I never buy because they are just so expensive and my hair is happy enough the way it is.

[Charlotte Quin]

Looks like I might have to abandon my main second life account. The inventory has gotten so full to the point the viewer is crashing while the inventory is loading lol. Time to break out some other account logins.

[odeon]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

["couldbecousin"]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

  Let me tell you about the argan oil conditioner I use, and how nice it smells. 

[odeon]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

  Let me tell you about the argan oil conditioner I use, and how nice it smells. 

Do you use it, like, every day?

["couldbecousin"]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

  Let me tell you about the argan oil conditioner I use, and how nice it smells. 

Do you use it, like, every day?

  No, just when I have a lot of tangles, because I'm, like, almost out of it. 

[Gopher Gary]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

Quit judging our bonding. 

["couldbecousin"]

Thank the gods. This was turning into a girly thread.

Quit judging our bonding. 

  Gopher and I are going to condition our hair with argan oil now!