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I was just on the phone to my Girlfriend who told me that she had just spoken to a hairstylist in her local salon. The subject of treating damaged hair came up and the stylist told my gf that she recommended warming some sunflower oil (of the kitchen variety) and rubbing it into her hair then placing a plastic bag over her hair and wrapping it in a towel. She was told to leave it like this for an hour and then thouroughly wash it out. According to this stylist this is better than any hot oils treatment that you can buy in the shops and it is what she does to have healthy hair..
well I was wondering if anyone has tried this.
I may give it a go this afternoon and I'll report back on the results.
P.s I wish I hadnt chosen RonaldMcDonald hair as my nick as its no longer appropriate to my hair... oh well never mind!
I believe you may be able to change the nick name. The Webmaster wants you to stick with one name, but I believe I have known of guys changing their nick here before. As long as you make it known in the first post under the new name (pic carefully as to satisfy the change) that you were formerly RonaldMcDonaldHair so we all know who you are. Also, if an individual doesn't make a habit of it. I can plainly see your delemma to be appropriate reason, so I myself wouldn't see a problem with it. (Webmaster, please tell me if I am wrong here)
Oh yea, the sunflower oil thing just may be something I will try. Thanks for the info and Peace.
Yeah, the "use one name" rule is just so users are not mislead. I talked to the webmaster about it once and he said that was the reason. If you tell folks in a post that you've changed your nick, then nobody is mislead, so there should be no problem. I think we all can see why you'd rather move on beyond "Ronald McDonald Hair". :-)
The rules allow someone to be anonymous, but it only takes one name to be anonymous. When people use multiple names the purpose is not to be anonymous but to mislead others, and that is why the rule.
Gave the sunflower oil thing a go yesterday and my hair has never felt softer or looked more shiny and healthy... I cant beleive that something as commonplace and cheap as sunflower oil can be used this way when the hot oil treatments you can buy are so expensive... I am having my first good hair day in weeks so I shall definatly do this again... I just dont know how often is safe for your hair.
BTW am changing my nick to Holden from RonaldMcDonaldHair... unless anyone else already has dibbs on the name "Holden"!