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Wrote the previous entry while talking to few poeple over MSN and published it without looking at it. Only read it again the next day and realized that the last paragraph was pretty incoherent. Whatever.
Picture this. You walk into a shop selling a selection of products claiming to improve your hair texture and what not. You look around comparing prices and description on the bottles. The salesperson walks up to you and introduces a few popular ones and takes one off the shelf, opens the cover and lets your smell it. It smells good, you buy it.
Dude smell good is not equals to works well. Don’t you realize how the product smells has no relation whatsoever to its so claimed effect printed on the container? Yes if you buying perfume I got nothing to say. And then the salesgirl goes on to take a small portion of it and rubs it on your wrist so let you feel the texture and how soothing it is and doesn’t irritate you skin. Okay so you assume the same for your hair. Well done. Consumer idiotism 101.
Yes the lead actress in the above play is my sis. Just that she didn’t buy the stuff. Cause it smells nice, feels good on the wrist but was too expensive.
