Mousse-Like Magic
Although my scientific training has inspired a general interest in knowing how things work, every so often something mysteriously magical presents itself to me and I just don’t bother asking questions. Oopsy Daisy! High Chair Hair Care no rinse shampoo is just such a thing. This all natural, plant based concoction pumps from the bottle foamy like styling mousse – minus the nasty detergents or propellants – and all you need to do is work the shampoo through your child’s hair, towel dry (sometimes I even skip this step), and comb out for clean, yummy smelling results. It’s the perfect post-meal clean up solution when your child’s hair is peppered with sticky bits but a full tubby isn’t necessary.
Want to win Oopsy Daisy! no rinse goodies*? Here’s how:
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED
Congrats to winner Brenda M.!
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*The winner will receive a bottle each of Oopsy Daisy! High Chair Hair Care and No Bath Bubble Bath.
Comments
I would like the Kiddo Cream- Head to Toe Moisturizer.
Posted by: Donna Kozar | June 19, 2008 10:17 PM | Reply to this comment
My son was born with LOTS of hair and now that he's eating solids he gets so much food in it! I'd love to test out the High Chair Hair Care product.
Posted by: Hanna DeMaster | June 19, 2008 11:13 PM | Reply to this comment
love to try the detangler, such a tough time with longer hair! great giveaway thanks!
Posted by: Judith T | June 20, 2008 12:01 AM | Reply to this comment
Love the cutie pie leave in conditioner / detangler
Posted by: MaryBeth Isaac | June 20, 2008 8:26 AM | Reply to this comment
I would LOVE to try the rinse free body wash! I want all of them! very cool products!
Posted by: Teresa Holtyn | June 20, 2008 8:48 AM | Reply to this comment
High chair hair care-neat!
Posted by: Kathy LaFrenier | June 21, 2008 2:54 PM | Reply to this comment
i would love to try the wash!
Posted by: sara | June 22, 2008 11:34 PM | Reply to this comment
My two little granddaughters are always getting food in their hair when they eat and this would be so great! Just work it in and towel dry. What an easy clean-up!
Posted by: Nancy Blaisdell | June 29, 2008 7:21 AM | Reply to this comment