Good Hair

You know how I said this blog could be devoted to my hatred of paying lots for shipping costs?  

Well, if I wasn't sick, dis-proving every myth about Autism, or keeping Sebastian from dying after ingesting a peanut, an equal portion of my blog posts would be about my search for a conditioner. 

Last night I had one of those 'dig deep' episodes.  

You know the one when you start on one site and continue clicking links and looking at porn pictures/recipes/and protocols... who really even uses the word protocol on a daily basis? 

Just me?  

Alright then.  

I was lost and couldn't find my way back (keeping in  mind I am in my nightgown at home) so I made the best out of the situation and read.  

I really like this site Fun In My Back Yard and continued to read what I thought was the answer to my prayers ease the madness in which the main goal is.. 

'OPERATION GET MY FINGERS OUT OF MY HAIR WITH CLUMPS SMALLER THAN A TOONIE' or OGMFOOMHWCSTAT.  

Well there goes that position I had applied for as head acronym adviser :(.  

Anyway in the middle of this post on Beautiful Hair Care Chemical Free, I started cracking up.  Like real laughter.  

FIMBY wrote:
 
"But now we've settled on a routine that works and Celine's hair is healthy and lovely (most days). Just a note, this is what works for long, fine, straight hair. If you have curly hair, frizzy hair, Afro hair you'll probably need to discover your own natural routine." 

By 'discover',  I think she means 'be the first person on earth to create an entirely organic conditioner for course/curly/hard to manage hair. 

I was not discouraged at all.  

I love when smart people add little disclaimers, and save others money.