I told you this shit was funny

[rm]

I can't use the hair stuff I've been raving about anymore. Wheat wheat and wheat. I'm hoping I can cancel the order I already put in since I was about out.

Anyone got any recommendations for shampoo recipes and conditioner recipes? It looks like if I want what I want I have to clean up the kitchen and go all mad science on this thing. (and yes, you can post links to wheat-free shmapoo providers, but I'm so picky about scent and ingredients for other reasons, odds are my kitchen is the only answer at this point).

I'm unhappy.

On the plus side, Villainess soaps and BPAL seem to be safe.

Monday all my wheat goods in the house go bye bye -- opened things in the trash and unopened things (mostly sweets) as an offering to the office to keep them away from my goods.

It's hard, going back and forth between this sense of this entirely not being a big deal at all and then feeling like it is. The only thing I'm sure of, other than I feel better, is that I have no perspective right now.

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[marzipan-pig.livejournal.com]

Going much-less-dairy has been a big emotional issue for me, enough that it's come up in counseling. "Saying goodbye" is an interesting idea. What helps me to remember is, there's tons of stuff I just plain do not like that I *never* eat that I see people eat all the time, and there's stuff that I've known from childhood on makes me throw up that I avoid. Yes, avoiding really common stuff starting in adulthood is a total fucking pain in the neck but feeling better is the point and why we eat in the first place.

Do you know if any of LUSH's shampoo or contioner bars would be wheat free, or the conditioners they have that have that sort of mucilage stuff in them? ("Marilyn" is for blonde hair but some of their others pots of conditioner have a similar consistency.)

[rm.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately Lush shampoo and conditions don't do what they need to do to my hair. It's one of the many routes I've tried over the years, and it jsut doesn't happen.