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Sunday, June 7, 2009

Madalyn's Secrets to Glorious Hair


Madalyn has been trying out a new line of hair products this week and judging by how shiny her hair has been, it must be working. Maybe some of you would like to give it a try. You must follow directions exactly.

1.) Dump a small shovelful of sandy dirt on the crown of your head and massage gently to exfoliate your scalp and hair shafts. Wash with shampoo, repeat a few times to get all sand out.

2.) Get a large amount of vanilla yogurt (strawberry is okay too) and massage into scalp, starting at the ends and working your way to the roots. This step strengthens your hair and must not be skipped, if you feel it's necessary you may repeat several times during the week. Wash with shampoo after each application.

3.) Work into only the ends of hair a small amount of peanut butter and raspberry jam. The protein in the peanut butter will strengthen your hair and the raspberry jam will help exfoliate a little more.

4.) On the same day if possible, massage a small helping of macaroni and cheese and applesauce into your hair, if desired it's also very good for the skin so feel free to work onto face as well. Wash with shampoo after each application.

After this week of treatments your hair will shinier, stronger, and more manageable, either that or your scalp will be raw from washing it so much.
The picture above is Madalyn using the macaroni and cheese, applesauce treatment. She looks pretty pleased. Her shirt is unbuttoned because we had to take out the rest of her lunch she was trying to save for later, I guess.




3 comments:

Alissa said...

Nice. Sounds like a lovely way to get shinny hair...perhaps a bit expensive...food is a precious thing around our house. By the way, I love watching Jacob play with his tassle...it was like watching someone dangle toy infront of a puppy.

BrookieT said...

Ha! That was hilarious. "Impish" to a tee.

Rachelle said...

Does it matter what kind of shampoo I use?

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