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How to use up hair conditioner we don't like?
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You could put it in the washing machine as fabric conditioner.TL0
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I always shave my legs with conditioner, it is more gentle than shaving foam or soap.
Also use to condition leather handbags, shoes etc.0 -
wow what a great thread, I'd never have thought of using it for dry feet or even hands.
I use that gel stuff at work on my hands - germ stuff and it really helps my fingers, sounds daft but your hands/fingers get really dry/split when on the checkout oh and it's great for a sore nose but stings like 'eck.
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Another vote for using it for wet shaving.
I actually heard this from a t-girl. They ought to know how to get a close shave.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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Your post made me laugh as my immediate thought on reading the title was - use it to comb through children's hair regularly to check for 'little visitors'!
Think everyone has already come up with the ideas I'd have suggested.Life is mainly froth and bubble
Two things stand like stone —
Kindness in another’s trouble,
Courage in your own.Adam Lindsay Gordon0 -
Another vote for wet shaving and fabric conditioner unless you hate the smell that is.
Also, if you holiday abroad and are in the sun/sea/pool a lot use it as a leave in conditioner during the day to help protect hair. Better than spending loads on special sun protection stuff.0 -
as this has dropped down the OS boards, ive moved it to health and beauty to see if you get some more ideas over here
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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