Just so do the lemmings think, as they plunge over the cliff's edge.
The first shampoo I tried didn't seem bad at first whiff, but as I lathered up the overwhelming smell of concentrated "fragrance for men" began to assault my poor nose. I couldn't believe that something so powerfully scented could come from such an unassuming little grey bottle. Hastily I began to rinse, but I could tell it was already too late. My hair was clean, but DAMN was it stinky.
Like I'd bathed in this, actually.
With a great deal of resignation I came to the conclusion that I would need to wash my hair a second time. I'm not much in the way of hair care--I barely wash it once a week, let alone twice in the same day--but desperate times call for desperate measures. I poked around and found another shampoo, one with pleasantly hippy-crunchy advertising on the label. Again I did a sniff test and could sense nothing horrendous. Just a deep, musky smell that would likely be odd for me, but not overpowering. With slightly more trepidation than the previous time, I again lathered up and set to washing my hair.
I do not know what bizarre alchemical process happened between these two shampoos. I do not know why they reacted to each other the way that they did. I am not a cosmetologist, to know such things.
What I do know is that my head currently smells like an entire, freshly-deoderized football team has rubbed their armpits directly into my head, and that the quarterback must have been some kind of hipster, because I am currently existing in a miasma of Old Spice and patchouli.
The face of misery.
Dear universe, please may I have my shower back?
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