It’s Bath Time!
When I get my haircut there’s one step I look forward to more than anything – the shampoo bowl. More specifically, the shampoo girl with the long acrylic nails. She gives the best damn lather this side of the Mississippi River, and I love her for every second of it with a blissed out grin on my face. I knew a girl in college who gave particularly awesome head massages, too – usually after a joint and a round at the archery range (not always in that order). God, I miss sophomore year.
So when I saw this video of newborn twins taking a bath, it was all clear to me – some of us are just born to love a good rinse. A maternity nurse in Paris named Sonia Rochel invented a technique that involves running water over babies faces to make them mimic how they moved in the womb. Check out these newborn twins taking a bath together and clinging to each other as they would have before birth. At about 1:05, the cuteness reaches epic, call-your-mom-and-sob-from-joy proportions.
Now just imagine that this is what I look like in the shampoo chair.
(via Cup of Jo)
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The shampoo is BY FAR the best part of getting a hair cut. One time, my stylist wanted to try a new dry cut technique on me, which was supposed to be far superior for fine, super curly hair like mine, and I had a complete and total meltdown over the idea because it would mean that I would not get a shampoo.
My meltdown was of such an embarrassing magnitude that I realized, post-glorious shampoo, that I could never bring myself to go back to that salon ever again again.
Some things are just worth taking a stand over.
The shampoo is BY FAR the best part of getting a hair cut. One time, my stylist wanted to try a new dry cut technique on me, which was supposed to be far superior for fine, super curly hair like mine, and I had a complete and total meltdown over the idea because it would mean that I would not get a shampoo.
My meltdown was of such an embarrassing magnitude that I realized, post-glorious shampoo, that I could never bring myself to go back to that salon ever again again.
Some things are just worth taking a stand over.