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Reply to @sht_storm

@sht_storm Ok. I have no problem if you prefer to dry clean your head.

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Of all the absurdities that people buy into, the concept of "Healthy Hair" is the most extreme. There is no blood flow to your curly locks; no oxygen transmission; no cell activity. Your hair is dead. Unless you're buying hair products from a Necromancer, you are wasting time.

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Reply to @RickDonnision

@RickDonnision :)

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Reply to @woofBIGDAWG

@woofBIGDAWG People buying products to make dead things healthy scares me

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Reply to @Richard07779794

@Richard07779794 The follicle is not the hair.

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Reply to @PeaceLanese

@PeaceLanese What does a healthy dead thing even mean?

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Reply to @ChrisWood1821

@ChrisWood1821 Yes. I guess a Smooth corpse is better than a rough one.

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