Mike Haasl wrote: I guess I'm trying to say that they don't have to be excessively wasteful...
Sorry Mike, that wasn't supposed to be a poke at people who shave.
At the time I was shaving every day and had been given quite a nice razor. The cost of the cartridges was a bit ridiculous and it had an aloe vera? strip that wore off very quickly.
Jenny Wright wrote: As a female with longish hair, split ends bug me more than just appearance. When the ends of my hair start to split, my hair shortens unevenly because it makes the hair weaker and it snaps as it "frays" upwards. This is a pain if I want to braid my hair to keep it out of the way because the shorter hairs don't stay bound up as well. They escape and then tickle my nose or get in my eyes just as my hands are dirty or full and it's super annoying.
Split ends also make my hair tangle which in turn makes more split ends when I brush it. When my hair is trimmed neatly and free of split ends, I can often get away without brushing it because my hair is so very straight, it just falls down smoothly on its own.
Thank you Jenny. As a male, I tend to get funny looks if I start asking about this sort of thing.
It's good to hear a bit about why it's a problem for someone even if I don't notice it as a problem for me.
Douglas Alpenstock wrote:If your long hair makes the female of the species happy, keep rockin' the Samson.
It makes me happy, so that will do.