Wow Tony, I love your hair! How long did it take you to get your curls like that?

I've been so obsessed with sugar skulls lately! It actually matches your hair! ^_^

If the wind changes you'll be stuck like that
and yes, the shirt is awesome

ArcAngel: I love your shirt!

Thank you. I mainly just take good care of my hair. I moisturize it with honey, olive oil and coconut oil and I comb my ingredients through it everyday along with natural conditioners. Since my hair is so curly I'm not able to shampoo it due to tangles and breakage occuring leaving me to other methods of cleaning.

In all honesty, using apple cider vinegar as a natural cleaner and moisturizer works better than any product I've ever bought from the store.

Every product I use on my hair I also use on my face and skin. One reason I look so young, hah hah.

@Mr. Tony: Ah I see it now, yeah you look really young for your age. Have you been bathing in the blood of virgins, by any chance?

Hmm. Does it work?

You do everything I do with my hair (except the coconut oil...dries my hair out like a bitch). I thought I was the only one that put honey in their hair.



I just about fell out of my chair when I read that. Nice reference to Elizabeth Bathory

Honey really does work great on hair, Yes, I also sleep with honey and coconut oil on my face at night. I exfoliate with lemon juice (Lemon juice also works to lighten complexion) and baking soda along with my my super close shaves that I achieve with a straight edge.

It's all about the cosmetics. One last thing, what do you clean your hair with specificly?

Mr. Tony: to keep this thread from getting off track, I'll answer that question in the Any ideas for making curly hair gothic? thread.

The problem with blood is that, you'll REAK of it, not to mention the stains you'll get all over the bath-tub, the towels, and not to mention your sheets. Could you imagine what ol' Bathory must have *smelled* like, even for those times?

I mean, if everyone's got a baaaadd case of B.O., I guess you'd get over it if you went back in time because I'd personally liken it to working on/living near a farm and getting used to the smell of manure in summer. But blood? That's just going to add insult to injury.

Just my 2c.

Considering how bad people smell today I can only imagine it back in the day(Or maybe I prefer not to.) No joke, people stink. I know one attractive girl who has bad breath, it's so disappointing, and no one and I mean no one flosses or wears deodorant! I'll honestly say, a clean person who bathes in blood has to smell better than some of these people. I seriously feel like I'm Xion in the Matrix and the people who smell are the machines closing in.

Soap, exfoliant, moisturizer, cologne, deodorant, err-day. People just don't seem to care.

Not to mention Elizabeth wasn't the only one bathing in the blood of virgins. Then again, bad smells were irrelevant back in the day. Though later on, people started the notion that disease could be spread by horrible smells which is when people started to get clean. Of course, smell itself wasn't a problem beyond general unpleasantness... I digress anyway.


I find it odd, really, that humans have this obsession with smelling good. I mentioned previously that it was thought disease was spread by smell alone, but that was disproved. No other animal, self aware or otherwise holds any importance to how they smell. Regardless, through the years it's become normal to get rid of any bad smells you may have. Maybe you have a sensitive nose because over where I live, I rarely get someone who smells bad approach me.

Well bear in mind that your sense of smell is a microscopic-particle detector. It's not likely that you'll catch something, but it's a good indication that you're in a place that you might get it some other way.

Not a new pic, but as I'm uploading it for somewhere else, here is a picture of me with all my features obliterated by the flash, and looking very pleased about it all