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	Re: True story! napalmnacey 2008-12-18 03:54 pm UTC (link)
	Not generally. Only the 'salon' style stuff they sell in certain hair cair stores is. And that's the only place I could find stuff specifically for oily hair. I have mad static problems as well. imagines baby eating your hair and melts (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	Re: True story! mary_mac 2008-12-18 04:06 pm UTC (link)
	So odd. Is my 'oh god I had that when I was wee!' hair stuff. Its when it develops a life of its own and sticks to the walls that you really just give up, isn't it? It's only cute when it's not your hair. She is an odd child, I think it relates to her love of brushing her teeth. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

Re: True story!

napalmnacey
2008-12-18 04:08 pm UTC (link)

Yeah mum used to wash my hair when I was a kid with the stuff and my hair was shockingly beautiful. Thick and brown and shiny. It might have been because I was a child, though.

I haven't had it stick to walls yet, but I've had it clump together in the middle unattractively and then all around the edges of the hair, puff out as if I had my hand on one of those static machines. Fucking annoying.

I suppose this is true. Be glad it's not a cat. My cat loves hair too, and she'll leap on my sister, sing her claws into her buttocks and bite at her ridiculously long pony-tail that goes to her bottom. It's hilarious to watch but I don't doubt it would be totally annoying.

Except that my sister fucking *loves* my cat to tears. She won't admit it, but she does. It's the cutest thing ever. And Rogue *adores* her Auntie Helen.

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Re: True story!

mary_mac
2008-12-18 04:28 pm UTC (link)

It doesn't leap madly to the walls any more but that's only because it isn't waist length anymore. On the other hand, the comedy effect with a bob + thundery weather is good. Hats. Hats are good.

Aaaaaa. No. At least the wee one has no claws (also I can hand her back)! Our dog used to pull the elastic out of your hair if you ignored him though. Worried the neighbour, she thought he was chewing on my head.

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