Photo October Day 11: Topsy-turvy

...is what happens to my shampoo bottle when there's not much left in it.


I really like this Rejoice because it leaves my hair really soft...but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be working on my dandruff any longer, so after this I'm using another brand!

By the way, this reminds me of an article I read (in The Star, I think) promoting Clear anti-dandruff shampoo. They said something like "Finally, what consumers have been asking for: a gender-specific, ... anti-dandruff shampoo". And I went "GENDER-SPECIFIC?!?!?!!!" Look here, as long as your shampoo works, I don't care whether it's gender-specific. I would even prefer it to be NOT gender specific, so that I can share it with the rest of my family. If it's gender-specific I will just have to buy two different shampoos for the whole family, won't I? Sure that suits you...when you're selling it!

And another thing I don't understand is why they have so many different types of shampoo per brand. I was choosing a bottle of Clear the other day (yeah, that's the brand I'm going to try), and there were at least six different types on the shelf. I remember hesitating between "soft" and "manageable" (can't remember their fancy names though). I can't quite remember the other options, but I think one was "anti hair-loss".

Why do you make so many types of shampoo? Can't you make one type that can do it all?! I mean, I want soft and manageable hair, and of course I don't want hair loss either! Duh...now you're making me choose one over the others...so since I chose "manageable" I guess I'll have to put up with twiggy hair (but they're so manageable! *rolls eyes*) which will probably fall out (but those that stay on my head will be so manageable!! *this is also sarcastic, in case you didn't get it*)

Okay, rant over...I've been meaning to write about that "gender-specific" thing ever since I read it, but somehow never got around to it.