24 Oct 16
Originally posted by Great Big SteesLOL... Do they still actually use Head & Shoulders for dandruff? I remember the old advertisements for it. I don't have to be concerned about that problem. 😉
In which case you may want to stick some Head & Shoulders on your head, as the issue may just be dandruff.
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27 Oct 16
Originally posted by Very RustyRemember "wax sticks" used if you (and I did) have a "brushcut"?
LOL... Do they still actually use Head & Shoulders for dandruff? I remember the old advertisements for it. I don't have to be concerned about that problem. 😉
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27 Oct 16
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesGBS,
Remember "wax sticks" used if you (and I did) have a "brushcut"?
I remember the "brushcuts" we all had them back then....A few years later we all had the long hair our folks thought that was horrible. Possibly the reason we all let our hair grow rebelling, young and wanting to go our own route.
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27 Oct 16
Originally posted by Very RustyAs hard as it may seem, looking at my profile pic, in the late 60's and early 70's my hair fell just above my waist. I wore it in a pony tail and stuck a black velvet bowtie to it in lieu of an elastic band. Quite chic, I thought. 🙂
GBS,
I remember the "brushcuts" we all had them back then....A few years later we all had the long hair our folks thought that was horrible. Possibly the reason we all let our hair grow rebelling, young and wanting to go our own route.
Regards,
-VR
30 Oct 16
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesLOL...Yes, one could say you've changed some. 😉
As hard as it may seem, looking at my profile pic, in the late 60's and early 70's my hair fell just above my waist. I wore it in a pony tail and stuck a black velvet bowtie to it in lieu of an elastic band. Quite chic, I thought. 🙂
Makes me wonder if you might have been the one thought was a woman from behind.....That is another story....LOL...
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