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rainbow kirby wrote: »So many things I don't like about flying Ryanair, all the random extra charges, airports in the middle of nowhere, lack of assigned seating (and the behaviour that this causes in people), feck all legroom... wish it wasn't the only/cheapest option at times.
Got a full emergency exit row to myself on a flight home from Birmingham before though after being the last one on the plane...
Myself and Mam were coming home from Spain on Ryanair, Mam sat on the inside by the window and I sat on the aisle seat, I leaned in and chatted to her the whole time that people were getting on, and we ended up having the middle seat free, which was great for Mam.
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I really need (and want) to wash my hair, but the blister on the side of my face is burst now and I'm nearly afraid to wash my hair in case I get shampoo/conditioner in it and it becomes infected. Couldn't find any square plasters in town yesterday either
My hair is disgusting at the mo, not sure long I'll last before washing it, it's driving me mad.0 -
The Lovely Muffin wrote: »I really need (and want) to wash my hair, but the blister on the side of my face is burst now and I'm nearly afraid to wash my hair in case I get shampoo/conditioner in it and it becomes infected. Couldn't find any square plasters in town yesterday either
My hair is disgusting at the mo, not sure long I'll last before washing it, it's driving me mad.
can you get a scarf or something and wrap it around your face
failing that, dry shampoo0 -
The burn/blister is too close to my hair line, so I don't think a scarf would work as it would just get wet and water would soak through it.can you get a scarf or something and wrap it around your face
failing that, dry shampoo
Might see if I can dry shampoo in town or something.
Hope it's a bit better by Friday as myself and my boyfriend are going out for his birthday so I have to wash my hair.0 -
The Lovely Muffin wrote: »I really need (and want) to wash my hair, but the blister on the side of my face is burst now and I'm nearly afraid to wash my hair in case I get shampoo/conditioner in it and it becomes infected. Couldn't find any square plasters in town yesterday either
My hair is disgusting at the mo, not sure long I'll last before washing it, it's driving me mad.
Could you cover it in Vaseline? Might keep the water out0 -
The Lovely Muffin wrote: »
The burn/blister is too close to my hair line, so I don't think a scarf would work as it would just get wet and water would soak through it.can you get a scarf or something and wrap it around your face
failing that, dry shampoo
Might see if I can dry shampoo in town or something.
Hope it's a bit better by Friday as myself and my boyfriend are going out for his birthday so I have to wash my hair.
I wouldn't use a plaster. Get some proper bandages and tape and tape it on. It should be fine getting wet anyway and it will keep the shampoo out0 -
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Would Vaseline not irritate it?
This is the only Vaseline I have though http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/va/vaseline-vasaeline-lip-therapy-tin-with-aloe-vera-20g.jpg
Afaik Vaseline is probably one of the least irritating products out there; a little bit of moisture won't hurt the blister, and the Vaseline will act as a barrier from the water/shampoo. I put it around my hairline when I'm dying my hair so I don't look I have bloodstains on my scalp :pac:
I desperately need to get a trim before my cousin's wedding next week. My sister went to a salon in town that gave her a wash, cut, blow dry and treatment for 30euro, must try them 0 -
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I might try this actually. Will be in town tomorrow so can pick up some bandages and meditape then, thanks MCR.XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »I wouldn't use a plaster. Get some proper bandages and tape and tape it on. It should be fine getting wet anyway and it will keep the shampoo out
Someone take the haribo tangfastics off me before I eat them. Addictive things they are.
Also managed to get the Asics 2170 transferred to my local store, should be able to get them next week or the week after. Yus. :cool:
Can pick up the running leggings etc in Dunnes for buttons.0 -
I might try a bit of the vaseline on the burn/blister later and see how it is and if there's no reaction I might just use vaseline instead of bandages.Afaik Vaseline is probably one of the least irritating products out there; a little bit of moisture won't hurt the blister, and the Vaseline will act as a barrier from the water/shampoo. I put it around my hairline when I'm dying my hair so I don't look I have bloodstains on my scalp :pac:
I desperately need to get a trim before my cousin's wedding next week. My sister went to a salon in town that gave her a wash, cut, blow dry and treatment for 30euro, must try them
What salon was it your sister went to? Presumably it was in Dublin.
The salon my other goes to charges around €2 for a wash and cut and a blow dry is €22 I think.
The salon I go to charge €55 for a wash cut and blow dry, I haven't been to a hairdresser since August last year, my hair is in bad need of a cut at this stage, the ends of it are in bits.0 -
The Lovely Muffin wrote: »I might try a bit of the vaseline on the burn/blister later and see how it is and if there's no reaction I might just use vaseline instead of bandages.
What salon was it your sister went to? Presumably it was in Dublin.
The salon my other goes to charges around €2 for a wash and cut and a blow dry is €22 I think.
The salon I go to charge €55 for a wash cut and blow dry, I haven't been to a hairdresser since August last year, my hair is in bad need of a cut at this stage, the ends of it are in bits.
If someone can help you wash your hair over the bath of something that might help too
No this salon is in Tullamore, I think it's called Halo. The owner is lovely and it's a tiny salon. Not too far from you actually, if you happened to be around! 55euro is very expensive, I'd be sickened to be charged that much if I wasn't getting a colour.
I love getting a trim; I hate losing the length but my hair feels all shiny and new again 0 -
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No one to help me unfortunately, can't ask the mammy as she'll only moan :rolleyes: And I definitely ain't asking my granny lol.If someone can help you wash your hair over the bath of something that might help too
No this salon is in Tullamore, I think it's called Halo. The owner is lovely and it's a tiny salon. Not too far from you actually, if you happened to be around! 55euro is very expensive, I'd be sickened to be charged that much if I wasn't getting a colour.
I love getting a trim; I hate losing the length but my hair feels all shiny and new again
Won't be near Tullamore any time soon unfortunately Aye my hair feels so nice after a trim, like you, I want to keep length in my hair.
Well, it's taken me years to get it this long I don't want it chopped off :pac:
There are a couple of other salons near me, but I don't know what they are like and I don't want to risk someone butchering my hair either
Aye €55 is expensive, that's why I haven't been back since last year, my mother said to me a few times "save a tenner a week and you can get it done in a month", I don't have a tenner a week to spend on my hair lol, wish I did though.
I always wonder how people can afford to go to the hairdressers 2-3 times a month, it must cost them a small fortune.0 -
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