Composting natural human hair sounds like a great idea. BUT if someone is dying their hair, would it not be like adding toxic chemicals to the compost? 
What are your frugal and sustainable tips and tricks?
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Composting natural human hair sounds like a great idea. BUT if someone is dying their hair, would it not be like adding toxic chemicals to the compost?
True!
But it's sooo un-frugal to dye your hair!
Although I have turned into a snow head over the years, Dear Wife of 30+ years of marriage still has nice jet black hair of her 20's. Hair dye comes with her package deal and is considered a fixed expense. Happy wife, priceless!Happy wife, happy life!
DH is a "snow head" (love that phrase!) and I have said I'll never dye my hair. I have changed that to, "when I dye my hair, it's going to be purple." Hasn't happened yet.
DH is a "snow head" (love that phrase!) and I have said I'll never dye my hair. I have changed that to, "when I dye my hair, it's going to be purple." Hasn't happened yet.
My gal pal calls it q-tip. I like snow headHappy wife, happy life!
DH is a "snow head" (love that phrase!) and I have said I'll never dye my hair. I have changed that to, "when I dye my hair, it's going to be purple." Hasn't happened yet.
I got my first white hair at 22 but usually the sun blended them in for me. Now I am almost totally white except... I do buy a lovely little pink hair tinting shampoo from Daddy-O in Canada. I just leave it on my tips for 30 minutes and then shampoo. It makes me feel less blinding and a little fun. Well, my chickens definitely like it. Next is purple 
Lol, I did it once. We had a "twins" day at work and my twin had blue hair. So we dressed in my plaid flannel shirts and her hair color. We picked a plaid with a lot of blue in it.
If I ever do it again, I will get a MUCH higher quality hair dye. I lost way too many handfuls of hair trying to "comb it in" like the directions said.
If I ever do it again, I will get a MUCH higher quality hair dye. I lost way too many handfuls of hair trying to "comb it in" like the directions said.
If I ever go purple, I'll pay someone to do it professionally.
My hair isn't just low maintenance. It's practically no maintenance. I wash it, don't blow dry it. I wear a ponytail most of my waking hours. Either I or DH cut it by chopping off a few inches.
Yeah, now that's frugal.
My hair isn't just low maintenance. It's practically no maintenance. I wash it, don't blow dry it. I wear a ponytail most of my waking hours. Either I or DH cut it by chopping off a few inches.
Yeah, now that's frugal.
That is what I do too. Although, I admit it looked better when the pro cut it short with blended layers.
Recent lesson learned about mending:
Pinking shears make mending less noticeable because there is no need to make a hem around it.
I still can't make an elbow split invisible on dress shirt unless it has a lot of pattern to hide the stitches in and to give the eye something else to focus on. But it needs less pattern with the pinking shears. Or doesn't matter if the shirt is only worn under a sweater.
Pinking shears make mending less noticeable because there is no need to make a hem around it.
I still can't make an elbow split invisible on dress shirt unless it has a lot of pattern to hide the stitches in and to give the eye something else to focus on. But it needs less pattern with the pinking shears. Or doesn't matter if the shirt is only worn under a sweater.
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