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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2013 17:46:26 GMT -5
and then what do you do with the product you don't use - throw it away? my hair cream is $16.50 a bottle. Pfffft. Cheapskate. I use a hair oil that's $45 a bottle. Comes from Spain. But a little bit goes a really long way. A bottle lasts 6-8 months. I do take it with me when I travel, but just a small amount in a mini-squeeze bottle. I also use moroccan oil that I pour into a smaller container, but the cream isn't the same when it doesn't come out of the pump
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Post by NancysSummerSip on Jul 12, 2013 8:07:02 GMT -5
Pfffft. Cheapskate. I use a hair oil that's $45 a bottle. Comes from Spain. But a little bit goes a really long way. A bottle lasts 6-8 months. I do take it with me when I travel, but just a small amount in a mini-squeeze bottle. I also use moroccan oil that I pour into a smaller container, but the cream isn't the same when it doesn't come out of the pump The Moroccan argan oil? I got that, too. I mix it with my Organix curl enhancer cream. Awesome stuff!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 12, 2013 8:42:27 GMT -5
I also use moroccan oil that I pour into a smaller container, but the cream isn't the same when it doesn't come out of the pump The Moroccan argan oil? I got that, too. I mix it with my Organix curl enhancer cream. Awesome stuff! the first one I got was the moroccan oil brand ($13 for 3 oz)....when that ran out I switched to the moroccan argan since it was soooooo much cheaper. I don't like it as much but I'll sacrifice for the savings. the cream I use is actually some kind of straightening cream to weigh down my hair so the waves don't frizz and expand like an afro on me.
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Post by formerroomate99 on Jul 12, 2013 10:46:01 GMT -5
Southwest planes board a heck of a lot faster than other airlines. I used to fly American before we lost our hub and it would take eons to load up a plane.
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Post by formerroomate99 on Jul 12, 2013 11:03:05 GMT -5
Which airline is a better deal really depends on where you are and where you're going. When I used to fly to Pittsburgh, USAir was always a better deal. I find that the people who work for Southwest, both in the airport and in the plane, are just nicer. We travel with kids and they have on many occasions gone above and beyond to make sure they were comfortable. And the flight attendants are really funny. They're also a lot more flexible. When my mother took sick just before boarding the plane to visit me, they booked her on a flight the next day in the middle of the day, which is generally much more expensive than the early morning flight I had booked her on, and didn't charge a penny for it. When they had to leave a couple days early because Hurricane Sandy was coming, again, they got them on an earlier flight at a good time of day and didn't charge a penny for it. Other airlines have forced me to spend all day at the airport when it was obvious that some weather issue meant that there was almost no chance I'd get where I'm going that day and had already told them I could delay a day.
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