My hair is starting to show grey again, so I dye it today a Copper Blonde. I was a redhead so any red tone dye I can use. I saved money using a strategy that I found in Amy’s D book, ‘The Tightwad Gazette’ in article ‘Three ways to save’ Vol 1 - p42 (CTG)
To recap on the strategies in use.
1. Buy it cheaper.
2. Make it last longer.
3. Use it less.
I have explained this strategy in ‘Re-Reading The Tightwad Gazette’ >> Frugal Question & Answers forum in Saving Advice. I paid $5.95 instead of $16.95 this time, using all three strategies.
BREAKFAST Muesli & Milk 2 slices Toast & Jam - 75c
LUNCH Leftover Spicy Chicken Baguette Coffee - FREE
DINNER 2 Egg Cheese Omelette and Pasta Sauce & Grilled Peppers - 50c
Today’s Full price Tally $16.95
Today’s Savings - $14.00
Bulk Food Replacement Fund - $1.25
2006 Total $-t-r-e-t-c-h Savings Tally $952.40
It’s Time to Cut the Greys
May 14th, 2006 at 12:14 pm
May 14th, 2006 at 09:49 pm 1147639785
When your hair gets really gray, you might consider letting it go natural. I've done it, and have not regretted it. Most people tell me it is pretty. If they don't think it's pretty, I don't care! It's wonderfully cheap and my hair is healthier than it's been for many years!
May 15th, 2006 at 04:06 am 1147662417
This is area that I will keep doing for now! I can look very ill and people kept asking am I ok! When I don't dye my hair, I look a very dull pale look without any make-up on. Dying my hair stops me thinking I’m ill when other ask and stop them asking too! (Auto-suggestion can play good part on how you feeling.) If my hair has the feel of straw and I have dull eyes then I am ill! Many times I have found this to be the case with my health.
Carolina Bound come and join our discussion on 'Re-Reading Tightwad Gazette' your input will be welcome.
May 15th, 2006 at 12:20 pm 1147692024