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Taking a Lush bath
2007-Apr-04, Wednesday 17:36OK then, hmm, question first, or praise for a shop first. I'll go with the praise.
After multiple (multiples) of you out there have suggested( I buy shampoo from Lush. ) I'm a bit of a cynical git when it comes to shopping ( and ) my heart sunk, as dealing with crappy shop assistants is the bane of my shopping life. Except...
She asked the right questions, demonstrated how to use it( , )was friendly, helpful, useful and at no point did I get annoyed. Very impressive. And having just had a bath using the shampoo she suggested, I think she gave me good advice. Yes, my hair does smell vaguely of coal tar, but hopefully the London water inspired dandruff will die off soon. Hopefully.
Which brings me onto my question. I'm a shower person( , )I don't really do baths. But the new place has got one, and it is quite nice to lie back, relax and read a good book while soaking for a bit.
So, given my complete ignorance of all things bath like, the question for those that take them regularly is...
ETA:Thank you to Miss Freddie and ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
silentgreeneyes for almost simultaneously suggesting the obvious thing I'd missed. Danke.
Bear in mind, for those that don't know me, that this is more of an issue for my more than 2 foot long hair than it is for the average bloke...
( Lovely footnoterphone goodness )
After multiple (multiples) of you out there have suggested( I buy shampoo from Lush. ) I'm a bit of a cynical git when it comes to shopping ( and ) my heart sunk, as dealing with crappy shop assistants is the bane of my shopping life. Except...
She asked the right questions, demonstrated how to use it( , )was friendly, helpful, useful and at no point did I get annoyed. Very impressive. And having just had a bath using the shampoo she suggested, I think she gave me good advice. Yes, my hair does smell vaguely of coal tar, but hopefully the London water inspired dandruff will die off soon. Hopefully.
Which brings me onto my question. I'm a shower person( , )I don't really do baths. But the new place has got one, and it is quite nice to lie back, relax and read a good book while soaking for a bit.
So, given my complete ignorance of all things bath like, the question for those that take them regularly is...
How the hell do you wash your hair?
ETA:Thank you to Miss Freddie and silentgreeneyes for almost simultaneously suggesting the obvious thing I'd missed. Danke.Bear in mind, for those that don't know me, that this is more of an issue for my more than 2 foot long hair than it is for the average bloke...
( Lovely footnoterphone goodness )
