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GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
Prosecco is Italian sparkling wine, true. LOL @ Dom fighting for recognition as a true champagne. Honestly you have me giggling so hard at my desk my coworkers think I'm already drinking.
Eh... drink what you like whether is Dom or Don... it doesn't matter if champagne or prosecco or sparkling wine.... If you like it in your mimosa, cheers.2 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
Prosecco is Italian sparkling wine, true. LOL @ Dom fighting for recognition as a true champagne. Honestly you have me giggling so hard at my desk my coworkers think I'm already drinking.
Eh... drink what you like whether is Dom or Don... it doesn't matter if champagne or prosecco or sparkling wine.... If you like it in your mimosa, cheers.
i got a bottle of 190 proof alcohol the other day can i use that in a mimosa3 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
I'm with @GymGoddessGoals in that if it goes in a mimosa it's all good. I was being pedantic because I spent £35 on a glass of Dom once and I'll be dammed if it isn't Champagne at that price 😑2 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
Prosecco is Italian sparkling wine, true. LOL @ Dom fighting for recognition as a true champagne. Honestly you have me giggling so hard at my desk my coworkers think I'm already drinking.
Eh... drink what you like whether is Dom or Don... it doesn't matter if champagne or prosecco or sparkling wine.... If you like it in your mimosa, cheers.
i got a bottle of 190 proof alcohol the other day can i use that in a mimosa
Um.. yes. You might like it better if you cork a melon and pour it in though.1 -
GymGoddessGoals wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
Prosecco is Italian sparkling wine, true. LOL @ Dom fighting for recognition as a true champagne. Honestly you have me giggling so hard at my desk my coworkers think I'm already drinking.
Eh... drink what you like whether is Dom or Don... it doesn't matter if champagne or prosecco or sparkling wine.... If you like it in your mimosa, cheers.
i got a bottle of 190 proof alcohol the other day can i use that in a mimosa
Um.. yes. You might like it better if you cork a melon and pour it in though.
oh lawd when that high-test melon hits
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GymGoddessGoals wrote: »ISO: a top tier (ideally Canadian) whiskey/bourbon
Technically you cannot get a Canadian bourbon because in order to be bourbon is HAS to be made in Kentucky. Kinda like how really champagne is only real champagne if it’s from the Champagne region in France. Canadian whiskey is rye.
But I’m just going off the info from my Bourbon snob SO. His go to is Knobb Creek or Bullet, his fancy is Single Barrel Four Roses or Blantons. We live in Canada and can get all here...or at least could. I’m sure others will know WAY more than I.
I beg to differ on the champagne argument. Dom Perignon is produce in Hautville in Northern France, although technically in the champagne region it is a grey area; and is the absolute dom of champagne. Yes I said dom and not don because it makes me its *kitten*. Sigh. Lightweight here.
I thought it was only champagne if it came from France period? Everything else is sparkling wine?
Yes you are correct - if produced in France it is Champagne. The OP suggested it was narrowed down further to just the Champagne region (no disrespect towards OP intended here), which could potentially discount Dom Perignon and that just won't do.
I didn’t know that, perhaps Dom has been fighting for recognition as true Champagne and thus has influenced the world in where champagne comes from. I’m really not that posh, but once before I knew better I made a mimosa with Don 😬. If it’s from Italy it’s called Prosecco, right?.
You can add any type of bubble to gasoline and paint thinner for a little extra pep @Reckoner69_lmao and @sweet_ermengarde 😜
I'm with @GymGoddessGoals in that if it goes in a mimosa it's all good. I was being pedantic because I spent £35 on a glass of Dom once and I'll be dammed if it isn't Champagne at that price 😑
I hope you did this when you paid for it
cause that’s BA 😉🥂
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sweet_ermengarde wrote: »iso a nice place up north on 10 or so acres with a nice set back, water/mineral rights, 3 bed 2 ba, room for tornado/bugout shelter. pond and treed lot preferred.
Same here, plus a rich man who'll buy it for me, maintain it with me, cook for me, fix my computer and do renovations for me, and then leave me completely alone when I want my alone time. He can sleep in a tent on the other side of our property or up in our romantic getaway tree house. It's gotta have blueberries, blackberries and apple trees too. Space for a garden.2 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »iso a nice place up north on 10 or so acres with a nice set back, water/mineral rights, 3 bed 2 ba, room for tornado/bugout shelter. pond and treed lot preferred.
Same here, plus a rich man who'll buy it for me, maintain it with me, cook for me, fix my computer and do renovations for me, and then leave me completely alone when I want my alone time. He can sleep in a tent on the other side of our property or up in our romantic getaway tree house. It's gotta have blueberries, blackberries and apple trees too. Space for a garden.
Sooooo close. I’m on 22 or so acres.2 -
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ISO a hair dye remover that actually works.2
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And not a razor for the smart alecks
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accio_doughnuts wrote: »ISO a hair dye remover that actually works.
if it’s demi or semi permanent try washing dawn dish soap in hot water many times and/or making a vitamin c solution (crushed vitamin c tablets) and soaking your hair in that then washing it. both strip oil put pretty bad so do like coconut oil all over hair after. good luck ♥️4 -
Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼2 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.2 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
I respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of humans would do whatever they could to ease the suffering of others.
I’d use you as an example. IMHO, you appear to be an extremely pleasant, caring, and considerate person. Although not everyone displays the same qualities to the level you do, I think most people try, or aspire, to.3 -
brustmannzwei wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
I respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of humans would do whatever they could to ease the suffering of others.
I’d use you as an example. IMHO, you appear to be an extremely pleasant, caring, and considerate person. Although not everyone displays the same qualities to the level you do, I think most people try, or aspire, to.
Aww shucks... ☺️thanks. I think? 😉
I kind of meant it tongue and cheek. BUT Humans definitely can be pretty lousy to other humans, animals, and the earth, but on the other hand there are many many examples of people trying to do good. I really truly have no answer for the cause of suffering, and honestly don’t think about it a lot. Rather I think that if we focus on doing good, and challenging ourselves in what that looks like (e.g.: examining our basis and stereotypes) it’s more impactful than looking at what causes suffering.
I mean sometimes I think about suffering, like when I should be sleeping but am posting on internet weight loss forums. And tbh, I do love a good late night philosophical discussion. What causes harm? What is justice? Is democracy the best form of governance? 🧐🤓 My friends used it say I’d hate the Philosophy course I had to take, turns out it was my first A class, fools!2 -
brustmannzwei wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
I respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of humans would do whatever they could to ease the suffering of others.
I’d use you as an example. IMHO, you appear to be an extremely pleasant, caring, and considerate person. Although not everyone displays the same qualities to the level you do, I think most people try, or aspire, to.
Aww shucks... ☺️thanks. I think? 😉
I kind of meant it tongue and cheek. BUT Humans definitely can be pretty lousy to other humans, animals, and the earth, but on the other hand there are many many examples of people trying to do good. I really truly have no answer for the cause of suffering, and honestly don’t think about it a lot. Rather I think that if we focus on doing good, and challenging ourselves in what that looks like (e.g.: examining our basis and stereotypes) it’s more impactful than looking at what causes suffering.
I mean sometimes I think about suffering, like when I should be sleeping but am posting on internet weight loss forums. And tbh, I do love a good late night philosophical discussion. What causes harm? What is justice? Is democracy the best form of governance? 🧐🤓 My friends used it say I’d hate the Philosophy course I had to take, turns out it was my first A class, fools!
Wow, you're such a kind soul.
.... what are you wearing ?3 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
Granted I'm not talking about basic needs here like food and etc... That's a little harsh...
And I'm not going to try to pass off these ideas as my own... I believe that's actually a Buddah quote but I may be wrong 🤷🏽♂️...
However there's this audiobook I love and in it the author says that we inevitably decide how we want our world to be in order for us to be okay inside... And when it is not that way, we inevitably suffer...
The cause of all suffering is desire, the cause of all suffering is preference... We decide that this is good, that's bad, we want this, we don't want that... And none of it has anything to do with us...
It's all fate and the universe unfolding in front of us... We should merely be thankful that we get to exist and experience what the universe has put in front of us...
Blessed is this day the lord had made, or something like that 😂...
I know a lot of people struggle with this and want to believe they are in control but I personally believe it's ego... Another Buddah story "I want happiness", first remove I, that's ego, then remove want, that's desire, now you're left only with happiness 🤷🏽♂️...
And I get it, what about killers and why should we do anything 🤷🏽♂️... Personally I've always found that a silly question but to answer it, because you were meant to... If you don't want to, then don't and I guess you were not meant to 🤷🏽♂️.... Either way, it's got nothing to do with you... 💕1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
The cause of all suffering is desire]
We could talk all day about this one sentence.
Why did all of those souls suffer during the last hundred years ?
World wars and insurrections and revolutions....
Most didn't suffer by their own hand.
However, you can definitely make the argument that they suffered from the evil desires of others.
People like: Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Che Guevara .... all evil.
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ISO pizza that tastes like pizza but has no calories.2
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brustmannzwei wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »iso a nice place up north on 10 or so acres with a nice set back, water/mineral rights, 3 bed 2 ba, room for tornado/bugout shelter. pond and treed lot preferred.
Same here, plus a rich man who'll buy it for me, maintain it with me, cook for me, fix my computer and do renovations for me, and then leave me completely alone when I want my alone time. He can sleep in a tent on the other side of our property or up in our romantic getaway tree house. It's gotta have blueberries, blackberries and apple trees too. Space for a garden.
Sooooo close. I’m on 22 or so acres.
If you cook too, I'm there. And *I'll* even sleep in the tent.0 -
ISO clothes that I actually like, make me feel good, look good on me, are inexpensive, made sustainably, easy to take care of, etc., etc.
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Lol, I like that this discussion got reallll deep and I was snoozing.
@Mr_Healthy_Habits have you read Herman Hesse’s book Siddartha? It’s the (fictionalized) story of how Buddha became The Buddha. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I agree that ego is a big barrier to so many things.Motorsheen wrote: »brustmannzwei wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
I respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of humans would do whatever they could to ease the suffering of others.
I’d use you as an example. IMHO, you appear to be an extremely pleasant, caring, and considerate person. Although not everyone displays the same qualities to the level you do, I think most people try, or aspire, to.
Aww shucks... ☺️thanks. I think? 😉
I kind of meant it tongue and cheek. BUT Humans definitely can be pretty lousy to other humans, animals, and the earth, but on the other hand there are many many examples of people trying to do good. I really truly have no answer for the cause of suffering, and honestly don’t think about it a lot. Rather I think that if we focus on doing good, and challenging ourselves in what that looks like (e.g.: examining our basis and stereotypes) it’s more impactful than looking at what causes suffering.
I mean sometimes I think about suffering, like when I should be sleeping but am posting on internet weight loss forums. And tbh, I do love a good late night philosophical discussion. What causes harm? What is justice? Is democracy the best form of governance? 🧐🤓 My friends used it say I’d hate the Philosophy course I had to take, turns out it was my first A class, fools!
Wow, you're such a kind soul.
.... what are you wearing ?
Better go ask Plato. But what does it mean to even wear something? How can we be certain we are indeed wearing things?
Okay new day, ISO some GD peace and quiet. 😜1 -
@fstrickl It boggles my mind what levels the human race can stoop to at times.
Not being sure of what superior entity I believe in, I find even myself thinking "God probably didn't have this in mind when he doled out ribs and brains".
I know humans can really be quite awful. “Doled out ribs and brains” made me laugh though and put a funny image in my head, so it’s brilliant that humans can also be funny. 😊0 -
ISO of date night. My dresses and high heels are going to waste.3
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Lol, I like that this discussion got reallll deep and I was snoozing.
@Mr_Healthy_Habits have you read Herman Hesse’s book Siddartha? It’s the (fictionalized) story of how Buddha became The Buddha. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I agree that ego is a big barrier to so many things.Motorsheen wrote: »brustmannzwei wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
I respectfully disagree. I think that the majority of humans would do whatever they could to ease the suffering of others.
I’d use you as an example. IMHO, you appear to be an extremely pleasant, caring, and considerate person. Although not everyone displays the same qualities to the level you do, I think most people try, or aspire, to.
Aww shucks... ☺️thanks. I think? 😉
I kind of meant it tongue and cheek. BUT Humans definitely can be pretty lousy to other humans, animals, and the earth, but on the other hand there are many many examples of people trying to do good. I really truly have no answer for the cause of suffering, and honestly don’t think about it a lot. Rather I think that if we focus on doing good, and challenging ourselves in what that looks like (e.g.: examining our basis and stereotypes) it’s more impactful than looking at what causes suffering.
I mean sometimes I think about suffering, like when I should be sleeping but am posting on internet weight loss forums. And tbh, I do love a good late night philosophical discussion. What causes harm? What is justice? Is democracy the best form of governance? 🧐🤓 My friends used it say I’d hate the Philosophy course I had to take, turns out it was my first A class, fools!
Wow, you're such a kind soul.
.... what are you wearing ?
Better go ask Plato. But what does it mean to even wear something? How can we be certain we are indeed wearing things?
Okay new day, ISO some GD peace and quiet. 😜
You know what's hella funny...
I was really just trying to be funny with my original post 🤷🏽♂️... 😂
But to seriously answer the question, I think the opposite of desire would be detachment 🤷🏽♂️... Maybe? 🤔
And on that note....Motorsheen wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Desire is the cause of all suffering...
So whatever is the opposite of desire... That's what I want the most... ✌🏼
Indifference? Apathy?
Desire also is motivating and can encourage positive growth and needed change. I think humans in general are the cause of all suffering.
The cause of all suffering is desire]
We could talk all day about this one sentence.
Why did all of those souls suffer during the last hundred years ?
World wars and insurrections and revolutions....
Most didn't suffer by their own hand.
However, you can definitely make the argument that they suffered from the evil desires of others.
People like: Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Che Guevara .... all evil.
I had to sleep on this one admittingly... And I'm no one to tell anyone whose spent time in a Russian prison camp how to think or feel about anything, granted...
Also granted that these are extreme cases... However, that being said... I'd imagine if you were to find yourself in such extraordinary circumstances... The only real way out, the only real way you might be able to find any moments of peace is... Detachment, acceptance, some type of meditation where you can quite the mind...
That being said, of course you should keep hope alive and looking for a physical way out... But some might argue that you will only ever have the presence of mind to do so once you can detach...1 -
sweet_ermengarde wrote: »accio_doughnuts wrote: »ISO a hair dye remover that actually works.
if it’s demi or semi permanent try washing dawn dish soap in hot water many times and/or making a vitamin c solution (crushed vitamin c tablets) and soaking your hair in that then washing it. both strip oil put pretty bad so do like coconut oil all over hair after. good luck ♥️
Should I mix the vitamin c tablets into water, or would conditioner be better because it can throughly cover the hair?0 -
accio_doughnuts wrote: »sweet_ermengarde wrote: »accio_doughnuts wrote: »ISO a hair dye remover that actually works.
if it’s demi or semi permanent try washing dawn dish soap in hot water many times and/or making a vitamin c solution (crushed vitamin c tablets) and soaking your hair in that then washing it. both strip oil put pretty bad so do like coconut oil all over hair after. good luck ♥️
Should I mix the vitamin c tablets into water, or would conditioner be better because it can throughly cover the hair?
u use mortar and pestle to crush it, or a coffee grinder, then melt in hot water. I think u can use vitamin c powder too, just buy the stuff that doesn’t have food coloring. You can try with conditioner, but maybe mixing with shampoo is better? basically the vitamin c opens up hair cuticle so u can wash color from hair shaft, but all natural oil is washed away too, so using real oil on your hair to rehydrate after (not just conditioner) helps a lot. I’m not sure if you use conditioner with the vitamin c that it wouldnt just prevent cuticle from opening ♥️3
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