If you want your hair to grow long and are tired of the split ends look at this

[Raineyrocks]

well rainey, theres always the option to go for the "britney special"

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KOla

No way!  Unless I get paid a million dollars!

[Raineyrocks]

Henna is good for the hair. It coats it as protection.

I definitely want to try Henna but not until I'm at my goal weight because I want to go red like I was one time before not blond.  I'm not ready for Henna yet because after you do Henna you really can't put anything else on your hair so I need to be sure I feel good enough about myself to do something really permanent like that.

[Raineyrocks]

I like the Biolage Balm and have been using that for a couple of years the only thing I do different now is I blow dry my hair more so maybe I just need to go curly for a while and give my hair a break from the blow dryer.  I like blow drying it because it looks longer than when I leave it curly and plus I hate going out in the freezing cold with wet hair.

Well, I have such fine hair that it dries in no time, so I don't get too much damage from the dryer. Oddly enough, in the summer when I'm in my pool every day, you would think my hair would be more damaged, and it's not. The winter dryness seems to be my worst enemy.

I have thick hair so it takes me forever with the blow dryer or air drying.  This winter dryness stuff is getting on my nerves!  In Maryland my skin was baby soft, up here I'm constantly slathering myself with baby oil and lotion.   I forgot about dry skin up north since I lived in Connecticut and had dry skin but since then I haven't had to worry about it until now.

I use this lotion I love for my hands; it's Malibu Hemp and it's the only thing that has really worked for me.

[Raineyrocks]

I remember this girl with really long hair in high school. She would sit there and find split ends and then grab each end and pull it apart all the way up the hair shaft. She knew she shouldn't but it was like a compulsion.

Gosh, she must have turned her hair into a frizz pit!  I am a little surprised that this hair thingy I bought worked even a little as each day goes by I am seeing where it helped.  I need to post that on teaparty. forum because I only posted the bad results after the 1st day.  My hair feels thinner though and I don't like that, I'm used to my thick hair.

[Sheep Fuzzy Wool]

Henna is good for the hair. It coats it as protection.

I definitely want to try Henna but not until I'm at my goal weight because I want to go red like I was one time before not blond.  I'm not ready for Henna yet because after you do Henna you really can't put anything else on your hair so I need to be sure I feel good enough about myself to do something really permanent like that.

Henna washes out in about 6 weeks. You can use an oil treatment(s) in the hair to lessen the time of henna in your hair.
Neutral henna, henna for light hair without red, etc., are available.
This is a great product.....
http://www.rainbowresearch.com/html/henna.htm

[Raineyrocks]

Henna is good for the hair. It coats it as protection.

I definitely want to try Henna but not until I'm at my goal weight because I want to go red like I was one time before not blond.  I'm not ready for Henna yet because after you do Henna you really can't put anything else on your hair so I need to be sure I feel good enough about myself to do something really permanent like that.

Henna washes out in about 6 weeks. You can use an oil treatment(s) in the hair to lessen the time of henna in your hair.
Neutral henna, henna for light hair without red, etc., are available.
This is a great product.....
http://www.rainbowresearch.com/html/henna.htm

Wow, I didn't know it washed out in 6 weeks, I will check out the link you posted, thanks!   I always see warnings on the hair dye instructions not to use this product if you have done your hair with henna.

Does it lighten it or do you have to stick to your natural color?  I'll see if the link can answer that too!

Thanks again!

[ny2nh]

This winter dryness stuff is getting on my nerves!  In Maryland my skin was baby soft, up here I'm constantly slathering myself with baby oil and lotion.   I forgot about dry skin up north since I lived in Connecticut and had dry skin but since then I haven't had to worry about it until now.

I use this lotion I love for my hands; it's Malibu Hemp and it's the only thing that has really worked for me.

Most hemp lotions are really great for dry skin. I also use Olay Quench, any of the Bath & Body Works body creams or body butters right when I get out of the shower. It's still hard to not get dry, but if you're on top of it, you can almost keep the flakiness away.

Just keep reminding yourself that Spring is only around the corner.....in my overly optimistic world anyways! 

[Raineyrocks]

This winter dryness stuff is getting on my nerves!  In Maryland my skin was baby soft, up here I'm constantly slathering myself with baby oil and lotion.   I forgot about dry skin up north since I lived in Connecticut and had dry skin but since then I haven't had to worry about it until now.

I use this lotion I love for my hands; it's Malibu Hemp and it's the only thing that has really worked for me.

Most hemp lotions are really great for dry skin. I also use Olay Quench, any of the Bath & Body Works body creams or body butters right when I get out of the shower. It's still hard to not get dry, but if you're on top of it, you can almost keep the flakiness away.

Just keep reminding yourself that Spring is only around the corner.....in my overly optimistic world anyways! 

Thanks!  I can't wait for the drive-ins to open again!