If any of you see any spelling mistakes that are obvious, please feel free to point them out. I'm working on writing and on dialogue, and my spelling is... ... em.. embarassing? Embarrassing. Geez how do I get myself to remember that one without auto-correct?
Anyway, there was in the sale section of Wallmart with some cute girly things some nice smelling and well packaged grapefruit stuff. "Get Groomed" should have been a hint, but lately different brands have been using words like that, since it's unusual. It didn't look made for any dog and it smelled nice. I was overjoyed at the price and bought it.
When I got home I noticed the instructions, which you had to open the package to see. Wet dog, etc. I considered using it anyway but I became afraid, and decided it might be a gift for mom. The more I considered it, the less cool I think her Huskies would be cool with it.
This morning I impulsively sprayed in the detangler, having forgotten to use my conditioner the night before, on what is left of my bleached hair on the tips. (Hahaha it's not too far from my roots, looks sun-bleached, everyone thinks it's real.) Because see, there's this brand that was originally for horses, right? And then people use it! And I pet a horse, they don't have hair like me. And I've pet dogs, some have hair more like me! So so so...
The result is a nice bed-head look, conditioned and effortless. It doesn't clump and isn't greasy, and it's nice because I'm a person who has to wash her hair everyday and doesn't get the benefit of good looking hair that is done every other day.
It also comes with a shampoo, which I might try on my makeup brushes. There's also a freshening spritzer, and this might be good around the house, on the bed, because if it's made to go on the dog it'll probably work with my sensitive skin.
Maybe I'll tell you how it works...?
Also sorry if I haven't talked to you. I have been a weeping mess. hahaha