I found on a blog http://aprilbaker23.blogspot.com/2011/03/banana-rama.html a recipe for banana hair conditioner that I thought I would try. Mostly because my counter was covered in bananas (I don't know how that happened) but also because I have bad hair and love home remedies.
I mixed up the concoction, moistened my hair as instructed and slathered it on. It smelled nice and felt awful - it was pretty cold and slimy. There was extra so I thought good for the hair, must also be good for the skin, so on my face it went.
I didn't have a plastic bag that was large enough so I got a blue recycle bag and wrapped that around my head but thats a lot of bag! I found duct tape and taped the bag so that it wasn't hanging in my face and, timer set for 45 minutes, went about my chores. The doorbell rang.
It was a representative from a local church. He looked scared - not to blame him, I really was not at my best. He thrust his pamphlet into my hand and ran. That, without a doubt, was the quickest invitation to meet Jesus I've ever had!
My hair, by the way, looks great!
We live in a beautiful part of the world
I mixed up the concoction, moistened my hair as instructed and slathered it on. It smelled nice and felt awful - it was pretty cold and slimy. There was extra so I thought good for the hair, must also be good for the skin, so on my face it went.
I didn't have a plastic bag that was large enough so I got a blue recycle bag and wrapped that around my head but thats a lot of bag! I found duct tape and taped the bag so that it wasn't hanging in my face and, timer set for 45 minutes, went about my chores. The doorbell rang.
My hair, by the way, looks great!
We live in a beautiful part of the world
this is Archie - he has a smiley face on his hip
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