they've been pitching him in

[musesfool]

Three things make a post, right?

= I don't know how long it's going to go on for, but Amazon is having a sale on Kindle books - I just got Zoo City by Lauren Beukes, which was recced by a couple of you, for 99¢, and I saw a couple of other interesting items in the $2.99 list amidst all the new age and self-help crap

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[musesfool]

Cool! It hadn't occurred to me to do that, since usually I put in the code while I'm checking out, but Kindle purchases don't work that way. Thanks for the info!

[deaver]

Have you thought about rinsing your hair occasionally with cider vinegar? It works wonders on adding moisture, repairing split ends, and overall leaving hair softer than usual. You can either take 1/2 cup of vinegar mixed with 1/2 of water and pour it over your hair or take same mixture in a spray bottle and spray it on, starting at the tips and working up to the scalp. Leave it on for 30 seconds and then rinse (rinse a lot or you'll smell vaguely vinegar-ish for the rest of the day) and then use your regular leave-in conditioner. I thought it was a totally wacky thing to do but now that I've done it a few times I'm very impressed. I bet, though, that the honey-hemp conditioner smells 100% better!

[musesfool]

I've heard of it but never tried it. It works on difficult/curly hair?

[deaver]

I have very curly, long, often frizzy hair and it's worked great. My frizz level is actually down quite a bit lately!