All I see is the challenge ahead removing knots from that Rapunzel-like mane of hair.
Why is it that the child with the longest hair also has the most sensitive scalp?
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Tangled
While some may look at this image and see two loving sisters, each missing the other dreadfully during these early boarding school days.
All I see is the challenge ahead removing knots from that Rapunzel-like mane of hair.
Why is it that the child with the longest hair also has the most sensitive scalp?
All I see is the challenge ahead removing knots from that Rapunzel-like mane of hair.
Why is it that the child with the longest hair also has the most sensitive scalp?
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I hear your (and her) pain. We reverted to a bob as a response to the morning bird's nest. It is a lovely moment you have captured there
ReplyDeleteLots of conditioner and a wide toothed comb will do the trick! Some hair just can't be brushed and must be plaited to keep in line. I know this from my own hair!
ReplyDeletewhich is why, with much tears and wailing (on their part) they both got nice short chops this summer.
ReplyDeleteI use a spray bottle with water and conditioner in it, and apply liberally. Also got me a brush from woolies that said was good at detangling and smoothing, and waddaya know, it actually works!
or dare I suggest....pocket knife? :-) (more for the pulling of the "tail" but giving it a hair cut could work equally as well! I am sure that the suggestion would go down well!)
I just tipped two bottles of de-tangler down the sink. As much as I love long, feminine hair, I know I'd face knot-caused fights when it came to brushing. Thank goodness the older one has always wanted short hair.
ReplyDeleteI predict tears. (Such a beautiful photo. If I look at it too long, I'll start crying. Can you please put a photo up of your kids going at it hammer-and-tongs?)
That's beautiful (and I would suggest that nothing has changed since your days at Emmanuel). Mare
ReplyDeleteYour such a Mom.................LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the pic Fiona - my daughter has ringlets so I am always battling with knots! I have been following your blog since you started it after your cousin - Madame Restora mentioned you in hers. I have (finally) just started our blog after being inspired by both of you and the fact that I am now pregnant with triplets! Here is the address if you are ever interested or have the time!
ReplyDeletehttp://2plus3makes5kiddies.blogspot.com.au/
hee hee...i love the way you look at life! :)
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