what's everyone's favorite soap? i used to be an ivory person, then i went to dove, now i'll swear by dr. bronner's magic soap.

My favorite soap has got to be Dove...the pink kind. Ever used that Bath and Body Works gel soap? That's some good stuff, too. But yeah, Dove.

Dial Gold - all of my life!

I did like those Irish Spring commercials, though.

dove & ivory have always smelled too strong. i can handle the unscented stuff for sensitive skin though. i second the dr. bronners; it's available at wild oats.

Lever 2000 for all my 2000 parts

I like Days of Our Lives - I watch it everyday

As I've met some of you and hope to meet more of you at upcoming shows, I'll be paying attention to see who has the best skin in order to help me settle down on a certain brand.

my money is on caress. i tend to favor the blue kind.

Soap.. The cheapest one they have. I can't smell.. it's all the same to me. The more important question is: 'what's everyone's favorite toothpaste?'
Crest Fresh Mint

thats great...thanks for making me laugh. hahaha
i am a hawaiian ginger bath gel kinda gal

tom's of maine 'cinnamint' toothpaste rules. i'm all about toiletries from health food stores; they're a little more expensive but they rule. i also like this vanilla almond crunch cereal, but i can't remember who makes it. the box has all this hippie spiritual jargon on it.

zest, irishspring, crest, suave, herbal essence....

Toothpaste: Crest ...the fresh mint gel with whitening

Crest Fresh Mint Multi-Care Whitening. Man, that's a mouthful. Do they even make plain 'ol Crest anymore?

crest is rad. they donate money from every sale to juvenile diabetes research.

for the record (i've said that alot today) that p.m. toothpaste is the greatest invention of the century. if you use it before you go nighty night you still wake up minty fresh. the tube is navy blue and has little stars all over it, making bedtime that much better.

soap... i bought up a ton of this gardener's hand soap with loofah bits from linens and things last year.

toothpaste... original (red) close up.

I miss that Crests kids' toothpaste with the sparkles in it. It may have even come in a dispenser with the Super Friends on it (or my childhood memories could be getting all jumbled up again).

I used to buy into that whole marketing lie that the man tries to sell us. 'Only the big corporations can make dental products that work,' they try to tell us. I got smart, though. I just looked at the stuff they were advertising on the box: baking soda, fluoride, bleach. I saved a ton of cash by making my own toothpaste. I just mixed Clorox, Arm & Hammer, and fluoridated tap water. It burns a bit, but at least I'm not wasting my money on some big corporation that exploits foreign workers!

you stole that idea from a kid's story. i don't remember the name of it though.

Really? I thought I was just having an unusually creative night. Oh well... I guess I'll have to stop reading kids' stories.

i'd still read berenstein bears books.....if it weren't for the fire....

i love that stuff, but i found that it really messed up my mouth. which really sucked cuz it always kept me feeling minty fresh all night long and in the morning i could kiss my sweetie pie. but man it hurt my mouth...beware.

soap? i use dawn...it cuts the grease.
toothpaste? it doesn't really matter what kind i use....right now i am brushing with the red hot kind. is it close-up? yeah, that's what it is. boy, it burns!

when i was nine i thought it would be cool to imitate the guy in the irish spring commercials and cut the soap so i could smell it like he did. then, i cut myself and bled horrendously. it sucked at the time, but its a pretty funny story now.

I've always thought that the FCC should ban those commercials because they teach kids that it's OK to play with knives.

I don't know about the Super Friends, but I do remember them making sparkle kids' toothpaste in the shape of Kermit the Frog. In fact, when I was cleaning out the bathroom last week, I found a fossilized tube of it wedged between the pipes. Yum.

i still use close up original red

but i've switched soaps. i'm now using these handmade glycerin soaps we sell at work, in the tahitian vanilla scent.

mmmmmmm...zest is good stuff.

i don't use bar soap. i prefer suave lavender body wash or bath and body works sweet pea body wash. oh...i also use the cheap kind of toothpaste. i brush my teeth way too many times a day. it would cost me too much to use anything else.

ive always used dove (its the only thing that makes my skin still feel soft under the water) but now im into scrubs and body washes. dove body wash. yeah.

toothpaste.. whatever is there.

Body soap: I've tried almost everything. Recent favorite: Tone Body Wash with Cocoa Butter.

Facial soap: Clinique. Always and forever.

Toothpaste: none. No, really I use the Arm & Hammer kind that really cleans the hell out o' yo teef.

This was a rather random topic to pick up after almost a year, Sina!

I've switched to Sensodyne toothpaste, because I increasingly have very sensitive teeth.

I went through a phase where I'd brush my teeth with baking soda after I'd brushed with toothpaste. That was nasty stuff.

I saw that the other day at Wal-Mart and wanted to buy some, but I was too cheap and opted for Suave junk that I don't like at all...so, now I'm stuck with it until it's all gone because I'm too cheap to buy a whole new bottle.

Bar soaps gross me out. I prefer Jergen's Skin Firming body wash. Oh, and avon makes this body wash that's orange and is stress relieving. I can't remember the name of it though. I'm all about some stress relief.

OH, and I love Nivea skin firming lotion.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 10:36 pm on Apr. 28, 2003)

I shower with my clothes on.

Well, one year and one screen name later and I still use Lever 2000, for all my 2000 parts!

I'm still big on Dove soap...the pink kind. TF has that blue and white soap in his shower; it's pretty good, too.

that shit rocks!

the best body wash is st ives "rejuvenating" grapefruit scent. if you love grapefruit but had to stop eating it because it interfered with your prescription medicines, this shit is an acceptable alternative.

i now swear by dove shampoo & conditioner.

colgate total whitening gel is the best toothpaste i have ever had. it really really keeps on working like the commercial says. take it from me. just try it. its so good.

oh! and ladies, the dove deoderant is definitely top quality. i was apprehensive too about a "moisturizing" deoderant [kinda seems like an oxy-moron], but, its great. really great.

(Edited by stopforme at 12:26 am on Apr. 29, 2003)

Oh, I do too. It's my favorite shampoo that you can just pick up at the store. My ultimate favorite, however, is Bed Head Control Freak. My sister's a hair stylist so I get really good TIGI Bed Head products for free every now and then.

i bathe in pig fecies. that is all.

(ray davies has been on a bath strike since early last year. i admire his persistence)

Yeah, that's basically true. I had to force Mr. Davies to buy a hair brush tonight since he probably hasn't brushed his hair since he was five years old.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 2:00 am on Apr. 29, 2003)

we should always do this: revive posts from last year (this one is almost to the day!)

i like garnier fructis 2-in-one shampoo. very nice.

i am currently using dove shampoo.....it smells good.....sadie seems to like it.

like stephaniew, i am a pink dove girl.

i have very strange shampoo habits. i have about 7 different kinds in my shower at any point in time (all with matching conditioners of course). i have it in my head that if i use the same shampoo for more than two days in a row that my hair will get used to it and it will stop working to its maximum ability. i swear i don't straighten the fringe on the rug.

right now if you peeked in my shower a few bottles you might see are: tresemme, vidal sassoon, clairol renewal 5x, wella vivality, and good ol' thermasilk. if i'm feeling fancy i spring for some paul mitchell (just for the smell).

my favorite lotion is serenity body cream from bath and body works. but, sadly, this is discontinued. now i just use baby magic.

kids kids kids

the shampoos and conditioners you guys are using are all wrong. they contain alcohol (which dries your hair out, did i hear you say split ends?) and parafin (which weighs your hair down, causing it to break off at the crown of your head) and god knows what else.

i use aveda. aveda sap moss shampoo, sap moss conditioner, and sap moss nourishing concentrate. every three weeks i'll use aveda shampure shampoo for a week.

and i got me some healthy hair.

I would reccomend Dove deoderant as well, it smells good and really works. Speaking of smells, fellas, the best smelling cologne out there is Swiss Army. I'm obsessed. I wear it myself from time to time. Go get it, forget Axe. I think Axe smells awful.

I have shampoo problems. I have oily roots and dry ends and nothing seems to work. I always end up wearing my hair up.

Maybe I've just been suckered into believing the commercials or what not, but I use Pantene hair products and I really think they work. However, even though my hair is shiny now, it has always been shiny. It has no body, but it is shiny. That's just the texture of my hair. So maybe Pantene's not really responsible, and Kelly Rippa just has me snowed.

that was hardcore. i actually feel guilty now. poor hair.

oh no... I cringe when I hear people say they use Pantene. That stuff may make your hair shiny, but it will in the long run cause your hair to break off and get split ends.

doesn't anyone else just buy the cheapest shampoo they can find?

Pert Plus (shampoo plus conditioner), beeyotch!

I actually have to use all of the John Frieda anti-frizz products, including shampoo, conditioner, gel, and some sort of locking mechanism gel. My hair sucks.

Yes.

thanks to this thread, i was reminded that I used the last of my shampoo this morning... needless to say I used my lunch break at the grocery. Thank god I didn't go to a hair salon to buy my shampoo... the choices at Winn-Dixie were perplexing enough. Here is why I will never know what to do in the shampoo aisle:

1) The bottles are in all shapes and sizes. Which one is more expensive than the other per ounce? you need a goddamn calculator to figure it all out.
2) Do I have dry and damaged hair? or is it oily and damaged? maybe it's just dry or just oily? what if it's just damaged? Do i need frizz control or shine? Do I want my hair full bodied? What the hell is full bodied anyway? and what's the norm when coming to dry vs. oily or damaged vs. undamaged? how do I know when my hair is frizzy?
3) The smells. I have to go through and smell every bottle. Does it smell girly or fruity? how come there are no genuinely manly scents? true, there are less-than-girly scents, but I see no "musk scented" shampoos. How chemically does it smell. Most importantly, how does this reflect upon my hair after said washing? Does the scent overpower me all day like my roommates cologne baths? Is the scent attractive to the ladies, or does it serve to only emasculate me?
4) The names. The names are all fucked up.
5) Nationality. Do I need German shampoo or australian shampoo? Italian? is there any english shampoo? what about asian? I don't know enough about my own heritage to make a decision there.

And so, I have decided that I need a girlfriend. Specifically I need a girlfriend that knows about hair. specifically guy's hair. she will be in charge of making the selection for me so that I don't have to think or learn mundane things about B vitamins and proteins that are otherwise useless to the world.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 1:04 pm on Apr. 30, 2003)

Where's smee II when we need her???

I'm in agreement here, Dove is a good quality brand to use. Deoterant and soap wise

as far as I can tell.. pretty much nothing it says on the bottles matters anyway as to how the hair looks, feels, etc. Just so long as it makes the hair clean. I think the rest depends on genetics for the most part, and styling methods. The smell is the important thing anyway.

And may I just point out that none of this should matter that much in the first place. Oily vs. dry, frizzy vs. shiny, full vs. no body.... blah to it all.

all the more testament to my lack of knowledge on the hair industry, weenysmack.

I can actually help you out with your smell issue. I use Charles Worthington Take Aways shampoo (its the travel size but its only 99cents and they last me a month so I just get those but they make big ones). They all smell very masculine. I reccomend the pink kind for you. Boys usually dont have very dry/damaged hair since they dont blow dry/straighten. The pink kind is deep cleansing for Normal/Oily hair and it works well. I get them at Walgreens. It's "from London" since you were wondering the nationality.

Well, don't take my word for it.. that's just a theory. I'm sure there are many that would disagree with me...

well, thank you rachel. i shall look into this.

Doesn't hair just naturally do that, no matter what shampoo/conditioner you use? I just spent like a million bucks at the grocery store the other day, so I'll have to wait quite a while before I consider switching brands. Guess I'll just have to live with those split ends.

Well you got a good point there. I have yet to find anything that really keeps my hair healthy. I guess if I would keep the hair dye away from my hair though it wouldn't look so terrible.

I have always been too scared to dye my hair. It used to be red, was later pretty blonde, and is now kind of orange. I think it could probably be improved, but I'm afraid that coloring it would only make things worse.

Yes, me too. Every now and then I get so sick of my hair and want to dye it black. But, I'm afraid I'll ruin my hair and it will never go back to its original color. I know that coloring one's hair is addictive, and once you do it once you're never satisfied with your original color and you have to keep dying it over and over again. I don't want to start a vicious cycle.

I wanted to dye my hair orange when I was a freshman. I don't know why, and I'm glad I didn't. Now I want to dye it brown. If you've seen me, you may think "That retard's hair is brown," but it isn't. It's going grey and going fast. I'm going to have to dye it before I go all Jay Leno or "That Guy From The Nanny."

i dyed my hair once. once.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 7:25 am on May. 1, 2003)

i take it that it was not a good experience.....?

I think I've dyed my hair nearly 75% of the colors imaginable. I was a strange child. Due to growing a little older, and having a job requiring relatively professional grooming and dress, I'm stuck with my boring old brown.

oh, it looked fine. i'm just goofy.

I think that unless you are sure of what you are doing, you should not dye your hair. I dyed mine black last summer, and due to a violet pigment in the dye ended up with purple-ish colored hair. I also redyed it only to stain my fingers black. I am just thankful that it didn't last very long. Now I am extrremely happy with boring brown hair.

it is a vicious cycle, but a fun one at that. i dont look at it as being dissatisfied with my color, but rather satisfied with a new color every now and then. its exciting to see how it turns out because it is never the same as the time before, even if you buy the same color.

also, i dye my moms hair. she has plain old brown hair, and i just get the dye that is the closest to her original color. you would be amazed at how much better it looks because the pigments vary throughout the hair and makes it look so much more shiny and natural. and then, when her roots grow out, you cant tell because it is so close to the original color.

ahhhh i love hair dye

hair dye is addictive, and if you haven't started doing it, I would reccommend that you don't. I've done it for 5 years now and I've had almost every hair color you could imagine. When January came I was finally tired of having black/dark brown hair so I bleached it white or tried to... and it was orange for about 2 weeks. I now am back close to my natural color and haven't had the urge to dye my hair in almost 2 months which is crazy for me. who knows, maybe I'll actually stop this time.

ahhh...i totally agree. its quite fun to dye your hair. i think i dyed my hair about every color but green and blue when i was younger. now that i'm older, i prefer to dye my hair more natural colors. my natural hair color is light brown which isn't too bad. i guess i get bored with the same old hair color all the time and like to mix it up. i usually go for red with highlights but sometimes i like a darker brown with highlights. its fun to dye your hair BUT make sure you know what you are doing! otherwise, go to a hair salon...that's what i do half the time.

yeah, i play the hair dye game too. i think it's fun when you get to pick new colors and mix and match and stuff. but now mine is black and it's more of a chore. the only time i get to play with dye now is when doing the roots. but i have no urge to change my color anytime soon, so i'm not complaining.

and another thing...i don't buy this whole "dying your hair is sure to make it unhealthy" thing. i say as long as you know what you're doing when you dye it and you condition well and often, you should be fine. at least that has always worked for me.

yes, i concur. otherwise you may end up with a sunburst red-orange!

Oh, I would never actually dye my hair myself from store bought stuff. I just know it would turn out to be burgundy or purple. The only person I ever let touch my hair is my well-trained and experienced hair stylist sister.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 11:02 am on May. 1, 2003)

I have never dyed my hair, and I'm even scared to let a profesional do it I'm so chiken shit. I do plan on getting dreds in the future though. I almost started it over x-mas break, but then I got chicken shit again and backed out. I suck....

I've been trying to go red but in small amounts.. I'm too scared to do it all at one time. I think as soon as I save up some money I will go get red highlights. I think it would be fun to go blonde, but I have really dark, thick eyebrows that I actually like, so I would just look really weird.

when i was a freshman in college, i dyed my hair purple (im naturally blonde) and i ruined the girl's dorm bathroom now im a redhead and it rocks my face. i use herbal essence true red 44. good shit.

i was standing behind a mb member who's hair is FOR REAL breaking off. if that was my hair, i would cut it off to my ears and start all over again. i'm sort of a good/ healthy hair freak and it makes me sad to see bad hair.

I know you were standing behind me at one point, so I assume you are referring to my hair. You have crossed the line when you talk about Sadie's hair. It is not FOR REAL breaking off. I would say I know my hair better than you. I have very healthy hair, actually.

I could give a huge explanation as to why my hair didn't look at its best during the show, and God knows I could criticize your hair, but I don't go around message boards insulting others.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 7:29 pm on May. 5, 2003)

I think sadie's hair is nice. I don't know too much about sinna's hair; never really gotten a good look to judge. I do know that sinna was very cordial at the last show and I'd hate to see the respect that was shared between fans be ruined by a feud about hair on the message board.

she was probably talking about my hair anyway.

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 8:40 pm on May. 5, 2003)

it was probably my hair......lord knows it looks like shit......

NO, I guarantee it was mine. It's not enough to critique everything I say on this message board. Now, she's got to criticize my hair. And there will never be respect shared between these two message board members.

I'm glad to know you don't think I need to chop off my hair though, Deathscythe.

It disturbs me that you've taken umbrage with just about everything the past several days. "Noone pays any attention to me", "you talk shit about my hair". You must be uber-stressed. May I suggest pot? Or possibly an MAOI Inhibitor?

Everyone commence to flame away.

I guess I'm always uber-stressed, and this message board isn't making it any better.

(Edited by Sexy Sadie at 8:00 pm on May. 5, 2003)

keep in mind, it is just a message board. there are bigger fish to fry in the real world. there have been times when i wanted to savagely murder ceeze, but in the end i know he's just a bot.

(Edited by damon at 8:06 pm on May. 5, 2003)

i absolutely love this word.

I like Sadie's hair. Ray Davies has an afro. Damon has a mullet. I have constant frizz. We all gots problems...

true that...

I really don't see this as a problem. Hand him a tall boy and a cigarette and he's uber sexy.

True that.

at the radio meeting tonight, some one mentioned the word "shaggy" in reference to my hair.....the only thing i could say was "it wasnt me" (sorry, random shaggy the horrible "musician" reference)

actually, you said that you were feeling "bombastic". i said "it wasn't me" when you got back to the room.

ok, see thats just gross. the first thing i thought of was scooby doo. shaggy's hott.

this much is true......

just so you know..

Ceeze isn't such an asshole afterall. Tonight I saw him climb into a dumpster (we're talking rolling in trash) to dig for keys some random girl threw away by accident.

AND he always walks closest to the street on the sidewalk.. protecting those more fragile from the terrors of bad drivers and exhaust fumes.

I only did that cause I thought I might score.

i once spent the better part of a trip to chattanooga squished into a back seat with ceeze and his friend cautioner. i must say, he was a perfect gentleman.

I only did that cause I thought I might score.

Agreed & recognized by any who actually know him in reality (that's the world detached from the keyboard, folks). But his onscreen asshole persona is also amusing.

never on the first date, man.

Are you sure that was Sina?

MAOI = Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor, so the "I" is redundant.

Normally, I wouldn't be such a prick, but 1) it gives me an opportunity to show off my psychobiology skillz and 2) I hate that Ceeze guy.

I understand the redundancy, I'm just using common nomenclature. If that's how the FDA use the term, I won't split hairs.

Oh, and join the club on hating me.

Oh, I already have. In fact, I'm the Vice President.

I remember said trip, considering that I was the driver. And, I will also confirm that Ceeze acted honorably.

and i wouldn't go to supercuts to get it whacked off.
the right hair products, having your hair trimmed on a regular basis, good maintenance.. all keys to having and keeping healthy hair.

but hey, it's what's on the inside that counts!

I just looked at this...um, though I do have a newfound acquaintance in Sina and her posse, I doubt that it is Ms. Sadie to whom she is referring. This is simply because her hair was not nappy. Though I first assumed that she was talking about me, I then remembered that I don't give a fuck and everything was ok. Anyway, I wouldn't worry about it Sadie. Typically, when we have disparaging comments, we address the receiver by mentioning some identifiable qualities of that person. Anyway, it's all good, because our mutual friends like your hair.

go for it. the (gay) genius who does my hair is coming here soon and we all need a good laugh.

more advice: go to a stylist who'll give their honest opinion about your hair and doesn't care whether or not they hurt your feelings.

Hey, Sina. You seem like the hair guru and perhaps a good person to ask:

Do you know of any good stylists (updos, etc.)? I am looking for someone kickass to do my hair for my wedding.

I probably should have PMed this. Sorry.

are you in nashville or murfreesboro?

my stylist, toby, is at rodney mitchell's in the villiage and at studio gaven in cool springs. and there's elizabeth clifton at tangerine in murfreesboro. my friend kayla goes to salon fx on 21st ave and they do a great job on her hair, too. all three of these use aveda products. yay.

I'm in Nash.

Thanks, Mucho. I will explore these...when I have time.

I just noticed that I'm getting split ends again, but I don't want to cut my hair b/c it's trying to grow. Oh, what to do...

i used to freak out about split ends. now i'll just trim it off which i'm still considered a freak for. my advice would be to still get a trim. there's no sense in having long hair if it's going to be unhealthy, now is there? (sorry, that's the mom in me.) i don't remember what hair type you have to tell you what product to use. ok, my full on advice... get your hair trimmed and then use a good shampoo and conditioner (one that won't leave build up on your scalp, causing hair to not grow as fast.) and since you're getting married and all, i'd even give you some aveda stuff... as soon as you tell me what kind of hair you have.
oh and when's the wedding?

(Edited by sinasugarsick at 12:03 pm on May. 17, 2003)

OK, my hair is very fine and thin - cornsilk-like, but I have lots of it. Strawberry-blonde; ya know, a fair-skinned chick.

And the wedding's in June - 28th to be exact.

I know I should get it trimmed (mom!), but it's at that very crucial length (just long enough actually to do something with). Anyway, I will probably trim it just a teeny bit. And, surprisingly, I have had very good, cheap results at places like Supercuts. Strange, I know, but after years of having mom cut my hair (well!) free, it's hard to pay lots for a good cut. However, I am willing to do so for the sake of good summer hair.

I just started using Garnier Fructis, and man its so great. I had this whole balance problem earlier but this takes away my oily roots without completley drying out my ends. It has a fantastic lather (I could make a mohawk with it like when I was little ). The conditioner doesn't make my hair oily or weigh it down but keeps my hair moisturized after all the flat-ironing I've been doing. I never have fly aways anymore and you can almost see yourself in my hair its so shiny. It smells very nice for a while, too. Sorry, its the best my hair has looked since I was six and I'm a very happy girl.


I would definatley reccomend it.

(Edited by rachel1808 at 10:06 pm on May. 24, 2003)

i recently switched from dove to the aussie brand. i read the ingredients and there is no alcohol [sina says so] in teh shampoo, and it was only $3.99 instead of $30 aveda. it smells really good and works well so far.

i also switched from st ives body wash to aveeno, which i trust to be a really good brand. it makes my skin more smooth.

i love the smell of aussie & it also makes hair really shiny.

i got this margarita exfoliater the other day and combined with dove soap and a good lotion i now have really soft skin yay.

I just started using this too. I've been pretty happy so far, but I certainly don't have the rave reviews you have!

before aveda i used the aussie moist shampoo and the 3 minute miracle conditioner. it's definitely the next best thing.

i've heard really bad things about the garnier fructis stuff. the online reviews reminded me of the time this girl in london suggested i try trevor sorbie's riche shampoo and conditioner. after searching thru the depths of hell, i finally found it... and it left my hair with that lovely -i've been swimming in a public pool for a week without ever washing my hair- feeling.

and token... i think i've decided on the rosemary mint products for you. you can read about it on their website and tell me what you think. also, do you use anything else on your hair besides shampoo and conditioner?

Rosemary mint products, hmm? Okay, I'll check it out.

I use shampoo, conditioner, and some Paul Mitchell Seal and Shine before blow-drying. I wear it straight and shoulder-lengthed.

I discovered Lever 2000 body wash. It rocks. And for everyone (girls, mostly) that has seen those Intuition razor things on commercials, I bought one, and it, too, rocks. My legs feel so smoothe...ahhhh

I've been wondering about that. It looks like it makes everything so much easier. I'll have to check it out.

i've recently switched from dove to aussie, too. my mom randomly gave a bottle of aussie moist (with matching conditioner) to me because she said it was on sale. i thought "why not?". my hair was pretty healthy before the switch, but i am pleased with the results nonetheless. my hair is definitely a lot softer. however, said softness makes it a lot more difficult for me to get my hair to do anything besides lay there and be healthy. i haven't decided yet who wins in the "healthier hair vs. easier to style hair" battle.

ps-i still sneak and use dove and other shampoos every once in a while (see my aforementioned comments on this thread).

(Edited by HaveSomeSoma at 7:41 pm on Jun. 3, 2003)

Your theory with shampoos is a lot like my theory with face wash. My skin is always way clearer for the first few days I start a new soap. And I always get scared I will break out if I forget to do my little system when I go out of town or something. But in many cases when I stop using it, I clear up. I don't switch every two days though. Too lazy. I just live with bad skin.

I just bought this great body scrub and lotion set by a company by got2Bspa (with an oomlat - or however you spell that word - over the o in 'got'). Anyway, the scrub is called "Fruit Pie" and is made of Papaya and the lotion is called "Body smoothie" and is dreamy. They were a bit expensive, but they sure have worked wonders on my sunburned skin.

By the way, I no longer like those Garnier Fructis products. They are starting to make my hair feel a bit like straw.

Man, guys must hate this thread.

you know, i was just thinking the same thing.

they should start a thread about aftershave and jockstraps or something...

That would rule.

Between this and the bra thread, I almost lost my sanity.

yo token, check your PMs

man, hss. you gotta bump the correct old school thread to talk about shampoo.

damn. i thought these two threads were one in the same. i was pretty much wrong.

i use soap, like, everyday.

i wash my hurrr

my hair isn't as healthy as it used to be. i'm an aveda hair colour slave. and the tangerine that does my hair attacks me with the chi cos she doesn't like the mary kate wavy look on me.

the last time i went to tangerine the color they used on my hair didn't hold at all. i was pretty disappointed because that shit is so expensive. i had to redo it my self the next week.

i had a dream last night that i got to have an aveda shopping spree in exchange for my appearance on an underwater talk show hosted by star jones. i think i'm missing my shampoo.