There has been talk of it. People collected rainwater in big buckets outside and would dip smaller jugs into it for their final rinse.
I finally got my timing right this evening. We were expecting rain so when it clouded up I went and washed my hair. As soon as it started raining I went out and rinsed my hair in the rainwater. WOW, what a difference. My hair is really soft and wavier than usual. I was able to fill a gallon jug for later and hope to get another gallon tonight since it is supposed to rain some more.
Does anyone else use rainwater?
There has been talk of it. People collected rainwater in big buckets outside and would dip smaller jugs into it for their final rinse.
I have a giant steel bowl sitting on my balcony to collect rain if I am asleep when it starts. Not quite a bucket but it should hold 2 gallons if filled to the top. I am slightly limited being in an apartment with a 3 foot overhang. It is great that I don't have to close my windows when it rains but the space on the balcony that gets rain is a bit limited
Tee hee! I got this silly image of you making a mad dash out of your home to wash your hair in the rain!
This is interesting, but I don't know how my friends will think of me if I were go out and rinse my hair in the rain or crouch over my rainwater bucket waiting for it to fill outside my dorm.
Almost there!
You've inspired me to start collecting rainwater now. I've always loved the way my hair dried after being out in the rain...
I thought rain water wasnt good for the hair.
Doesnt rain pick up pollution and impurities from the air?
hmm, it rains an awful lot here lately... maybe this is a temporary solution to my hard-water battle. Would melted snow work the same when winter comes? The winters here are supposed to be brutal...
Lady Elphame of the New Snow Steed in the Order of the Long Haired Knights
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