what's your hair product situation? my hair's very long and curly right now so i'm using:
(a) an anti-frizz cream to comb it out before shampooing/conditioning(b) after shampooing/conditioning, partially drying with a microfiber towel(c) combing in a leave-in conditioner (mixed chicks, which i like)
really though i need a haircut.
― SHOCKING THE ACER ARENA (get bent), Saturday, 21 July 2012 01:00 (thirteen years ago)
bodyshop banana shampoo, possibly after using an old Lush block of mazoul (sp?) mud shampoo.
Various Lush shower gels to shower.
― Stevolende, Saturday, 21 July 2012 09:47 (thirteen years ago)
I bought Schwarzkopf Gliss leave-in conditioner in Poland last year and it's the only conditioner I use regularly now. My hair has become really strong & shiny.
― gyac, Saturday, 21 July 2012 10:57 (thirteen years ago)
Joico K-Pak Color Therapy conditioner and Aveda clove color conditioner (alternately, sometimes mixed) have been pretty good for my frizzy hair this summer. Really need that mixed chicks leave-in product too, though -- thanks, jbr. And I too need a haircut. SOON.
Philosophy Field of Flowers is the nicest-smelling shower gel I've ever found.
Having recently adopted a sun-damage-limitation strategy of Basically Never Going Outside, for those unavoidable "outdoors" occasions I just bought a sunblock stick from Aveeno. It's marked "for babies" or something and is mostly ZnO and titanium oxide. I look like a fucking goth but I do not fear the UVA/UVB.
― *sad hug eomticon* (Control Z), Saturday, 21 July 2012 11:10 (thirteen years ago)
Zinc oxide is all you need. I used to lol at people with white zinc noses and lips but after 20 years of sunburn I got wise.
It is extremely important that you make sure your lips are protected. There is no melanin in your lips to protect you from UVA.
― Ignite the seven canons (Ówen P.), Saturday, 21 July 2012 13:16 (thirteen years ago)
i like the bumble and bumble grooming cream for your (a) situation.
http://www.shavingstyle.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/2/0/20011_new_edited-1.jpg
i just bought my first safety razor, a merkur long-handled double-edge. i got a lovely shave with it, and a feather blade, but now i've got wicked razor burn. products i'm using
– proraso menthol eucalyptus shaving cream- a badger brush that smells like real badgers, seriously. actually a little gross- witch hazel
― baking (soda), Saturday, 21 July 2012 15:00 (thirteen years ago)
I do a good shave. Simple Gillette razor, but I use this:
http://www.mancave.co.nz/images/productimages/Trumpers/trumpers-limes-shaving-cream-tube-large.png
Go with the grain, then re-lather and go against the grain. Then Kiehl's blue astringent, or Clinique women's astringent.
― Ignite the seven canons (Ówen P.), Saturday, 21 July 2012 15:43 (thirteen years ago)
BETCH I WAS SO CAKE FACED TODAY
- Bobbi Brown undereye concealer (Ivory)- Bobbi Brown eyeshadow (Rock) in crease, blended out- Smashbox pink highlighter on brow bones- Stila Convertible Color blush (Lilium)- theBalm Stainiac lip stain (Beauty Queen)- Korres lip butter (Plum)- Clinique loose powder (Transparency Neutral)
At least I looked sort of awake? IDK. At my advanced age I feel I can use the makeup, tbqh, but it is easy to go too heavy and look like an insane circus clown if one is not careful.
― *rad hug eomticon* (Control Z), Thursday, 6 December 2012 06:08 (thirteen years ago)