I had a customer once complain to our CEO that I “treated (her) like an idiot.” The problem is that she was an idiot. My boss relayed her story and backed me up, and that was the last I heard of it.
Always considered the “rinse and repeat” to be a ploy to trick you into using more of the product … it puts the “sham” in shampoo (as has been noted … Whamond touched a nerve indeed) …!
It is true that splitting shampoo into two portions and washing twice does get your hair cleaner than using the same amount all at once. It’s the chemistry of dilution.
Gent over 3 years ago
Naah. Shampoo a bunch of chemicals that is harmful. No thanks. I bearly using them.
oldpine52 over 3 years ago
Why settle for sham poo, demand the real thing.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 3 years ago
I had a customer once complain to our CEO that I “treated (her) like an idiot.” The problem is that she was an idiot. My boss relayed her story and backed me up, and that was the last I heard of it.
syzygy47 over 3 years ago
The sensitive scalp is objecting to the sham-splaining.
HarryLime over 3 years ago
Reverse mansplaining!
ncorgbl over 3 years ago
David Letterman used to do a bit about shampooing chiding the repeat as stupid. But who wanted hair like Letterman’s?
Howard'sMyHero over 3 years ago
Always considered the “rinse and repeat” to be a ploy to trick you into using more of the product … it puts the “sham” in shampoo (as has been noted … Whamond touched a nerve indeed) …!
mistercatworks over 3 years ago
It is true that splitting shampoo into two portions and washing twice does get your hair cleaner than using the same amount all at once. It’s the chemistry of dilution.
zeexenon over 3 years ago
Thanks for the cl…, er, explanation.
WCraft Premium Member over 3 years ago
I finally figured out that the directions to do that on shampoo sole purpose was to get it to run out sooner…
ekke over 3 years ago
Yes, the old “Why did the software engineer die in the shower?” joke.
Mike H over 3 years ago
Mucky muck words that look impressive but what does it really mean?