Comments on: Secrets to (inexpensive!) fabulous hair http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:07:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Diane Kirse, RN, BSN http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-6663 Diane Kirse, RN, BSN Sun, 26 Sep 2010 14:44:06 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-6663 One suggestion for when you wake up late and don't have time to wash your hair. You can make your own dry shampoo by mixing one cup of baking soda with one cup of oatmeal and blending it up very fine in the blender. Use a couple of tablespoons and rub it into your hair roots. Leave it on for a few minutes then brush it out. One suggestion for when you wake up late and don’t have time to wash your hair. You can make your own dry shampoo by mixing one cup of baking soda with one cup of oatmeal and blending it up very fine in the blender. Use a couple of tablespoons and rub it into your hair roots. Leave it on for a few minutes then brush it out.

]]> By: Norma http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-6606 Norma Thu, 23 Sep 2010 21:46:13 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-6606 Caren, I'm a surgical nurse, too! I keep dry shampoo in my locker, or I bun up my hair under my cap during the day :-). Caren, I’m a surgical nurse, too! I keep dry shampoo in my locker, or I bun up my hair under my cap during the day :-) .

]]> By: Paris Lia http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-1652 Paris Lia Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:30:42 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-1652 Hello Caren, Here is a great article about best cuts and styles for a long shift: http://scrubsmag.com/best-cuts-and-styles-for-a-long-shift/ And an article with some tips for makeup that 'holds up' including brand recommendations from our beauty expert, Anita Bruzzese: http://scrubsmag.com/makeup-that-holds-up/ If you can get your hands on our print edition, there are more tips in the beauty article, 'Beauty — Look Great from 8 to 8.' Hope these suggestions helps! Thanks so much for your comment! Best, Paris Editor Hello Caren,

Here is a great article about best cuts and styles for a long shift: http://scrubsmag.com/best-cuts-and-styles-for-a-long-shift/

And an article with some tips for makeup that ‘holds up’ including brand recommendations from our beauty expert, Anita Bruzzese: http://scrubsmag.com/makeup-that-holds-up/

If you can get your hands on our print edition, there are more tips in the beauty article, ‘Beauty — Look Great from 8 to 8.’

Hope these suggestions helps! Thanks so much for your comment!

Best,
Paris
Editor

]]> By: Caren http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-1580 Caren Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:49:14 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-1580 I have been a nurse for 27 years. I have been in the Operating Room for 21 years. I always have hat hair from the caps. Any suggestions on how not to have flat hair, pieces sticking every which way and looking totally a mess when I take off my cap? Also any hints for make up that does not come off when you change your mask each case? Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have been a nurse for 27 years. I have been in the Operating Room for 21 years. I always have hat hair from the caps. Any suggestions on how not to have flat hair, pieces sticking every which way and looking totally a mess when I take off my cap? Also any hints for make up that does not come off when you change your mask each case? Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

]]> By: Valerie Henderson http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-1551 Valerie Henderson Sun, 21 Feb 2010 08:10:15 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-1551 Mayonaise also works. I don't recommend using anymore than necessary. It too, takes a lot of rinsing out. Mayonaise also works. I don’t recommend using anymore than necessary. It too, takes a lot of rinsing out.

]]> By: Sharon http://scrubsmag.com/avocado-hair-mask/#comment-1401 Sharon Thu, 28 Jan 2010 04:13:20 +0000 http://scrubsmag.com/?p=8594#comment-1401 I tried this and I'm pretty impressed! I used the plastic wrap on my head (weird feeling ;) ) and a towel. I definitely had to rinse my hair a couple times. I rinsed, let it air dry and then rinsed it out again. I didn't think these home remedies work but my hair is *totally* smoother, even at the ends. I'm not sure about styling it - like if I should rinse again, but it already feels smooth and it's quite shiny. It was a little labor intensive but definitely worth it...and kinda fun to just take the time to rub my head for 5 minutes. I now know what to do with my slightly over-ripe avocados no one will eat. :) Thanks Diane. Thanks Scrubs! I tried this and I’m pretty impressed! I used the plastic wrap on my head (weird feeling ;) ) and a towel. I definitely had to rinse my hair a couple times. I rinsed, let it air dry and then rinsed it out again. I didn’t think these home remedies work but my hair is *totally* smoother, even at the ends. I’m not sure about styling it – like if I should rinse again, but it already feels smooth and it’s quite shiny. It was a little labor intensive but definitely worth it…and kinda fun to just take the time to rub my head for 5 minutes. I now know what to do with my slightly over-ripe avocados no one will eat. :) Thanks Diane. Thanks Scrubs!

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