hey do u have an insurance policy out on me.!!!

when i was a teenager i used to have some.. they had apple , watermelon, lemon and orange.. and grape

question


how many blades does your razor have to have..???? my kids don't like the twin blade i buy for them.......if it's good enough for my face...shouldn't it acceptable for their legs

for some reason twin blades.. cut the hell out of my legs.. the one i have now.. is a triflex.. its a 3 or 4 blade dont remember.. and its fairly cheap here.. less than 4bucks for a 4 blade refill

doesnt cut my legs and i dont have razor burn later

i didnt wanna put yur feet in mouth, all's i said is can i paint yur toe nails.!!!!

i prefer an electric one conair cost is 20 but its cheaper than razors doesn't cut last for at least a yr can be found at wallgreens or walmart even has warrantee and charger comes even in pink

i have more......

are three types of shampoo really necessary.... strait hair, curl hair..and..normal hair.....then there are the conditioner choices as well....i use bar soap on my nearly bald head...

i think the kids are "product" addicts????

or is normal teenager behavior??

every girl likes products.as long as they are not wasting.you might put a limit on it you are the parent.

well if you have curly hair. they make a special shamp and conditioner for that.. helps keep it from being frizzy,

if you have dry hair.. they have one to help keep it from being to dry and so forth.

me .. i just use a bottle of suave.. its cheap.. smells good and works on my hair..

and its normal teenage behavior

just going to get my haircut and they always say you need this product we are conveinly selling at an outragous price.i always get your hairs dry well i know doesn't matter what i do cut the ends doesn't help.i ocassionly use hot oil treatments

There are actually a lot of other types as well....Try buying their shampoo and conditioner in the liter bottles and buy the pumps for them...they last longer and they can all use them...also you can buy it by the gallon and use a funnel to refill liter bottles...Check you your local beauty supply store

hello angelface whatcha think of hot oil treatments?i have a little dry hair

Hi Tina
I think they are okay...have you ever used a placenta treatment...it sounds really gross but it has a lot of protein in it..its really good for your hair...
Would you like a couple easy, home-made conditioner recipes??

Ingredients:
1 teaspoon baby oil
1 egg yolk
1 cup water


Directions:
Beat the egg yolk until its frothy, add the oil then beat again. Add to the water. Massage into the scalp and throughout the hair..rinse well...



or

Ingredients:
1 avocado (peeled and mashed)
coconut milk


Directions:
Combine mashed avacodo with some coconut milk. Mash together until its smooth and about as thick as shampoo. Comb it through the hair and let sit for 10 -15 minutes, wash out...

or

¼ cup olive oil
¼ cup vegetable oil
½ cup water
2 tbsp honey
Method:

Combine ingredients. Boil on stove. Immediately remove from heat and allow to cool. Transfer into a spray bottle. Spray on wet hair and wrap hair in towel for 15 minutes. Remove towel and rinse. Store conditioner in a cool place between uses.

Hope these help...

i use store bought dye kits is there a better one in your opinion?

or try this....mix 2 Tablespoons of honey with 2 cups warm water..stir until diluted...after you have washed your hair and rinsed...pour this mixture onto hair as a final rinse....do not rinse this out...

If you have dry scalp and its flaky.... try rinsing your hair with apple cider vinegar and water equal parts as a final rinse..Do not rinse out

honey mixure i might try

tina.. you need the pap go get it..once its over.. go have an ice cream to treat yourself for puttin yourself through hell

Just make sure it does not contain ammonia..a lot of them do..but a lot are offering new and improved that are ammonia free...and remember color doesnt lift color...so if you put a box of color on..and it turns out too dark...DO NOT buy another box to put over it to lighten it..this will cause your natural base and the base of the color you are putting on to make your hair look brassy..or have a warm reaction....most store bought color has a 20 volume developer....You can pick up some color remover at the beauty supply house for a couple bucks..or use a clarifying shampoo...or you can use conditioning treatments to lift the color so its not so dark...


Leave the at-home highlighting kits alone...see your stylist for highlights...

i just dye to cover roots i always stick to a blonde shade.peope hardly ever notice a diffrence but i always thought the whole point of dying my hair it to make it look natural.i red but it wouldn't look natural on me