Sentences with phrase «hair washing time»

She's not a huge fan of being naked and cold and wet, until it comes to hair washing time, and then she's in heaven.

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Be mindful that facial hair is still hair and therefore needs washing from time to time, with a mild moisturising shampoo.

And here is another thought... by the time this afternoon rolls around, they will have been to hair and makeup... Now... for the dolts out there... makeup would mean washing the face and applying some powder or foundation... so... if anyone of my Catholic brethren show up with that smudge on their forehead, you will KNOW it was crafted to appear wholesome.

I remember washing a lady's hair who was going through a very difficult time in her life and I remember the great love I felt flowing through me when I did this.

Hi ella, I was just wondering if you use the faith in nature conditioner every time you wash your hair or just shampoo?

And by tad I mean, every time we make them chocolate somehow ends up all over their hands, marshmallows embedded in their hair, and their clothes have to go straight in the wash.

You see, at this moment I'm lost and confused as to the day, time, my name, when the last time I washed my hair, If I ate breakfast this morning, and what load of laundry I am on..

With my silver hair, it's preferred I only wash it with real shampoo 2 times a week to make the color last as long as possible, so the dry shampoo works wonders to last the week.

I skip showers so much that I really need to wash thoroughly (mostly my hair) by the time I get around to it My husband and I both already spend significantly less than 5 minutes a day in the shower on average — I think that's in line with the spirit of this challenge, if not the specific rules

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This is why they will squirm, cry and make epic tantrums whenever they realize that it is bath time or they will scream when they realize you want to wash their hair and face.

Washing two or three times a week can also be less taxing on your hair.

Do not wash his hair two - three times in a week.

I am obviously looking forward to trying all of them but you can only wash your hair so many times a day... unless you're Jessi Spano!

Now I don't even have time to wash my hair or sleep 8 hours.

I also only have to wash my hair a couple of times a week and it looks amazing.

I swear time flies here, it took only 75 minutes for my treatment, from hair wash, mask, massage, and blow!

Motherhood has totally rocked your world and all you want when you have some free time is to wash your hair and get some uninterrupted sleep.

Make yourself get into the shower, wash your hair, dry your hair if you have time, actually give it a style.

One day, taking a bath is their all - time favorite activity; the next, they are hysterical at the sound of the faucet and throw a tantrum if you try to wash their hair.

So the next time this happened, that I wasn't able to wash my hair that morning, I was really curious if I would have a repeat experience.

The first time I was really surprised that by that evening my hair still felt just as if I had washed it that day.

Washing your child's hair with an antiseborrheic or antidandruff shampoo such as Selsun Blue, Sebulex shampoo, or T - Gel a few times a week.

This video of a newborn baby getting her hair washed for the first time and loving it is just way too adorable.

Sometimes all I have time for is just a quick wash, and my hair usually doesn't get included in that!

However, there are many options available which incorporate some very handy features like built - in sprayers to help washing baby's hair, or included accessories to use for bath time.

I took a bath and washed and dried my hair for the first time in a week.

It is good idea to wash a newbornâ $ ™ s hair at the end of the bath time.

This following years of Waterbabies / Puddleducks, persuading babies / toddlers in and out of the water in the depths of winter (when the LAST thing you wanted to do was submerge yourself to watch your little angel swim, but did so anyway because the other mothers seemed to care enough about their cherubs to do it week in, week out) and then spending ALL DAY rushing around with wet hair in the freezing cold (because who has time to wash their hair?).

The baby woke up every time I was about to wash my hair (and whenever my beloved told me he loved how my hair shone), and there would be another centimetre of regrowth.

If you spend a lot of time at the pool or beach, the Swimmer's Defense shampoo is fantastic for washing chlorine and salt water out of baby's hair.

Oh and the hair washing thing, I wouldn't necessarily consider hair washing a given at bath time.

Tear Free: Little children are still learning to tilt their heads and close their eyes when it's time to wash shampoo out of their hair.

Generally, I wash my hair three or four times per week — in the winter, only after a sweaty workout, and in the summer, after workouts or sweaty days.

This deep conditioning can be done as often as once a week and you may need to wash your hair a couple times to remove all of it.

Summer is meant for doing the fun stuff you waited all winter to do, so who has time to wash their hair?

Now, most days, bath time just involves me washing many tiny fingers, toes and heads of hair.

She also trusts Dove's dry shampoo ($ 4; amazon.com) to «save the day» when she doesn't have time to wash her hair.

In reality, this only happens about half of the time and the other half, I'm on deadline or they wake up early so I don't have time to wash my hair before they wake up.

I think its fine — I personally use ACV a few times a week to wash my hair instead of commercial shampoos and I much prefer it.

How many times would you recommend washing hair with the hair growth recipe per week?

FYI I don't want to wash my hair more than three times per week.

If you wash your hair with conventional shampoo, a residue builds up over time.

Now, i wash my hair 2 times a week with natural shampoo and conditioner, no chemicals at all.

Bottle the kombucha and use it next time you wash your hair.

Bottom line: Whether you hit the snooze button one - too - many times, spent your «getting ready» time trying to convince your toddler that he must, in fact, wear pants, or just want to extend the time between washes for healthier hair, give this stuff a try.

For the last 8 months I've probably used shampoo about 4 times, simply washing with water (if the water is unfiltered I have to use shampoo) and still struggle with dry hair.

The only time my hair ever feels semi-normal is when I wash with egg yolks.

It worth a try but... be aware that — for the first few times — you might have to wash your hair a bit more often as it will take off all the residues left by chemical shampoos.

I just «washed» my hair for the 3rd time today with a no poo method and my hair has been so gross and greasy that it is embarrassing.