I really like the word redux. I’m not sure as to the exact definition, if it’s REALLY really a word or if I’m using it in any way that resembles grammatical correctness. I just think it sounds cool.
Anyway, here’s a photo Briggs took of me on the 31st/1st that I think is pretty.
I had used my new straightening shampoo to ensure that my hair was super curly.
This photo is for Adam, ’cause according to Briggs, I look a little crazy and creepy:
This is our DM. It was a sticking pencils in hair kind of night:
This is the fountain behind my work. I’m just posting it ’cause ”ooh…pretty”:
<–Joseph Beth that way 
So, were you being ironic about using straightening shampoo to make your hair curly, or was actually your goal?
No, it was my goal.
Though the situation was ironic.
You see, I bought the shampoo for it’s intended purpose, assuming that my tresses would come out silky and sleek.
The first time I used it, I let my hair air dry to see what the effect of the shampoo would be with no tampering.
I had ringlets. Better ones than when I tried for them.
My hair is contrary. What can I say?
But now, if I want to go for a curly coquettish look, I wash my hair with the straightening shampoo and conditioner and scrunch it a little as it dries.
Weird.
Story of my life.
The second picture, though you can’t tell as well around all the pencils, I used my other shampoo and blow dried my hair and it came out all silky.
And yeah, I HAVE tried styling my hair as it dries with the straightening shampoo, in case it nees specific encouragement to work properly. That’s not the problem. My hair still has a decided wave, even when blown dry.