- Not satisfied with 10, this gel goes to 11.
- It is activity-proof , which is fortunate, because it is apparently marketed to marathoners, who, as I seem to remember, are somewhat active at times, and, surprisingly, fret the entire race about the state of their hair.
- It's got electrolytes, which hair needs.
- The bubbles in the gel don't move when you shake the container. This is the kind of control I need.
- If you look at the clock in the background of the label, the gel may actually last only nine minutes. Nobody has ever run a marathon in nine minutes, although some have come close. But their legs exploded.
Sunday
It Goes To 11 and Has Electrolytes
The hair's getting long and unruly again. My wife came back from the store today having purchased a giant tube of hair gel, and she enjoyed making fun of the label. We note several features:
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