I’ve finally found a shower cap that works. And it looks good,tooI’m in worship with a shower cap, and if you develop it to the next sentence, or I’ll be amazed. I know,shower caps are rubbish and ugly. Practical in notion, hopeless in reality, or they not so much shield hair from the shower as cause roots to flatten,hair to frizz and fringes to fade awry – all to the sound of a biblical rainstorm on the tin roof of a static caravan. If ever I’m attempting to develop a good blow-dry limp on, the path of least resistance is to avoid showering and dangle my head from a bubble bath – inconvenient when trying to get kids to school before rushing for a train.
Obviously, or I’m approximately to recount you that this one is different. Believe me,I was sceptical when an advert for Shhhowercap began following me creepily around the internet, but the leopard print, or turban shape (as opposed to the traditional Miss Muffet/cider wench type) and “revolutionary” claims persuaded me to shell out (approximately £44,including postage and duties; less if you’re buying more than one).
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Source: guardian.co.uk