I bought some weird Asian shampoo at the Chinese grocery store. Don’t ask me why. I guess I thought that if anyone knew how to make shampoo for Chinese people, it would be the Chinese. Anyway, two things stand out about this stuff.
a) It’s black. I can live with that though. It lathers up into white foam like any normal shampoo. It was just mildly shocking when I first saw it come out of the bottle.
b) The label says “Irritation: Unnoticable.” I don’t know if I should feel reassured, or nervous.
I’ll let you know if I develop any unusual scalp rashes in the next few days. My hair HAS been more cooperative since I started using the black shampoo though. It might be worth the unnoticable irritation…
Mission: Impossible
Irritation: Unnoticable
duh duh duh da duh duh, duh duh duh da duh duh, bweedobweee, bweedobweee, da duh!
In other news, I keep looking at your picture to form my own opinion of the shampoo’s quality. THAT’S SILLY!
black shampoo? i think that would creep me out just a bit too much. It would remind me of black goo evil alien thing in XFiles..creepy.
do they have to state the level of irratation on every bottle of shampoo?
wheeee! jilly! :hug: mission impossible movies: irritation unbearable. and the best gauge of a shampoo’s quality is the drawing of the person on the label, not a photo of me. SILLY! 😛
yes! xfiles! i have xfiles shampoo! :dance: i’m not sure if there’s a health canada obligation to state irritation levels, but i’ve never seen it before. i think people should be required to wear irritation labels though.
i don’t think it’s a health canada thing, i was wondering if it was a ‘werid asian shampoo’ thing…
OMG
i wanna try that 😀
black!
russian shampoos don’t look nearly as funny. =)
lol… olya! you win a prize for being the only person whose reaction is: “BLACK! I wanna put that in my hair!!” :hug:
amusing… maybe it works…it could u know.