03 Sep '11 14:09>
I was taking my shower this morning, and being free of thoughts or worries I took time to read the bottle of shampoo, before I washed my hair, what's left of it.
The bottle reads "enriches your hair, contains balsam" and all the other additional things they write on these consumerables we buy.
I had to laugh, but may be I am wrong to laugh.
The shampoo must be on my head for a max of 30 seconds as I lather it, scroll it around my head and hair, and then rinse it off.
"Can this shampoo and its contents in this time span really 'enrich' my hair?", I thought to myself.
I would have thought that the entirety of my hairs' health would depend upon my vitamin, calcium and other intakes from the foods that I eat.
Are there any scientists here who work in the field of shampoo or similar products that can give me an indicator that my laughter was in the wrong vain?
-m.
The bottle reads "enriches your hair, contains balsam" and all the other additional things they write on these consumerables we buy.
I had to laugh, but may be I am wrong to laugh.
The shampoo must be on my head for a max of 30 seconds as I lather it, scroll it around my head and hair, and then rinse it off.
"Can this shampoo and its contents in this time span really 'enrich' my hair?", I thought to myself.
I would have thought that the entirety of my hairs' health would depend upon my vitamin, calcium and other intakes from the foods that I eat.
Are there any scientists here who work in the field of shampoo or similar products that can give me an indicator that my laughter was in the wrong vain?
-m.