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[channonyarrow]

My hair is breaking off and/or falling out. I think that means it might possibly be time to lay off the hair dye, which, really, just pisses me off.

Other than that, not a whole lot to say. Or rather, a lot of things to say, but no time to put them into coherent order. Things like how video cameras at stoplights are a) an invasion of privacy and b) not the solution to the problem of people running red lights because nannystating is never the solution to the problem - people need to do things because they're right, not because they're going to get caught.

And I'm way behind on commenting and shit, and I'm also completely doing something I said I'd never, ever, ever do. AND I'm dressed like a scenester. Again. It's like the trifecta of shit things to be doing. Go me. I suck so hard.

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[koemiko.livejournal.com]

Hm... a friend of mine who was having trouble with her hair breaking off told me she used John Freida Frizz Ease: Reinforce. To quote:

"My hair felt like it belonged on a border collie, when I brushed my hair it would just break, and after styling my hair my shoulders and chest looked like I was wrestling with a white cat from all the hair. So, I bought this anti breakage shampoo that just came out by Pantene, because it said right on the label that it was meant for you if there's hair all over the place when you style. I was sold, and bought that, then I had that John Frieda Reinforce conditioner and now when I style my hair after all that blow drying and flat ironing, I don't see any broken hairs on my shoulders."

Of course, this was a year ago, so not sure if both products are still out. Also, not sure if they'll work for you, but still - just some suggestions.

[channonyarrow.livejournal.com]

If not, I'm sure they have similar products, so I'll take a look. I'm not at the point where when I get out of the shower I look like a cat exploded on my arms, but it's BAD when I'm brushing my hair and what's falling out isn't full-length hairs that are naturally dropping but little three-quarter-inch pieces of hair. I'll check those brands.

Thanks!