Quick Hair Fix
This is so cool, a friend of mine at work told me about this.
You know those days when it's late in the afternoon and you have to run an errand. You take a quick glance at yourself in the mirror and realize that your hair looks greasy and plastered to you forhead. You really don't want to have to take a quick shower just to run a simple errand, so what's a girl (or guy) to do?? Put a little bit of baby powder on your finger tips and "fluff" it into your hair. Use a little at a time. The powder absorbs the excess oil and the "fluffing" makes your hair fuller. Problem solved. No obviously this is not going to work if you have not washed your hair in a week, but for the end of the day greasiness, it works great. Added bounes if you like the smell of baby powder!!
You know those days when it's late in the afternoon and you have to run an errand. You take a quick glance at yourself in the mirror and realize that your hair looks greasy and plastered to you forhead. You really don't want to have to take a quick shower just to run a simple errand, so what's a girl (or guy) to do?? Put a little bit of baby powder on your finger tips and "fluff" it into your hair. Use a little at a time. The powder absorbs the excess oil and the "fluffing" makes your hair fuller. Problem solved. No obviously this is not going to work if you have not washed your hair in a week, but for the end of the day greasiness, it works great. Added bounes if you like the smell of baby powder!!
posted by Amberlyn | 3:18 PM
2 Comments:
I don't know about that idea:
If a guy in California runs around with baby powder in his hair, some people will look pretty strangely at him. On the other hand, maybe they won't ... it's California, the "Land of Fruit's and Nut's!"
Also, if your hair already has a tinge of white, the last thing you want to do is emphasize that. (You've got a while before that gremlin pops up! LOL)
(Good tip, however.)
Corn starch works well too and, no smell.
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