I'm Not Shampooing Anymore

That sounds like a really momentuous announcement, but truth be told, it's not much of a stretch from my life before I read this other blog about it. Now though, instead of complaining that I don't have time for basic personal hygeine, I can pretend say that it's all part of a grander, more noble plan. It might even be better for our world (read: my septic tank). Too, my brother isn't calling me a tree-hugging hippy often enough.

I have the naturally-curly hair that the other blogger talks about, so I figure I might as well give it a go. I haven't followed her prescription exactly (forgot about the vinegar) but Hubby has no complaints so far.

I don't know that it will save us any money. I already was buying quart-or-larger sized shampoo and conditioner at the Used Food Store for $2.99 apiece at most. Each set lasts me a year probably. Maybe longer.

Now, if I could just find a quart of olive oil for $2.99...