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get over it (Cosmetic Thickener & Volumizer)

posted by maneless, 30.06.2007, 19:40
(edited by maneless on 30.06.2007, 20:15)

You aren't dellusional. Rather, you suffer from a condition called "Horsesassitis". You see, I do think those photos are probably genuine. But I am open to the possibility that they are doctored photos. Whatever. The point is I am trying to find out. You are not. You are just 100% sure they are doctored photos. What if you are wrong?

And no, I do not believe he regrew cosmetically visible hair in 5 weeks. However, I do believe that there is a chance that the existing hair strands he already had became plumper/fatter. And if that happened then that would create the appearance of his gaining more hair even though he actually still only has the same amount of strands he had along.


Do you get it yet? He maintained the same amount of strands of hair, but they thickened...and once each strand thickened they covered more space.

It's pretty simple...compare these two words:

THICK

THICK

QUESTION: Which one of these two words takes up more space??????? ANSWER: The bold typed word takes up more space. You can see that the bold type word is longer and takes up more space. Use your imagination for the first time in your life and think of those two words as strands of hair. Which of the two would cover more scalp skin? You can do it. Think of using volumizers and thickeners as finding a way to make your hair go from "nonbold" to " bold" type. Of course the thicker bold hair would cover more scalp skin than the nonbold hair. Now imagine a few thousand hairs on the top of some guys head all going from the "nonbold" to the "bold" hair type. Each one of those strands would cover more hair than they did before they were made bold, and all the strands would work together to create the overall appearance of significantly more hair.

AND IT ISN'T EVEN EMBARESSING.

AND IT ISN'T EVEN EMBARESSING.

CHICKS WOULD THINK THAT VOLUMIZERS/THICKENERS ARE COOL

CHICKS WOULD THINK THAT VOLUMIZERS/THICKENERS ARE COOL

See the above sentences nonbold compared to bold. See how the more words you bold the more space that is taken up by the phrases. See how the one word example above using the word "THICK" only took up a little more space in the bold form than in the nonbold form. Then see how IN the second phrase, "AND IT ISN'T EVEN EMBARESSING", the bold effect on more words has a cumulative effect and the difference between the nonbold and the bold becomes more apparent. Then look at the 3rd comparisson of nonbold vs bold, "CHICKS WOULD THINK THAT VOLUMIZERS/THICKENERS ARE COOL", and see how the distinction between nonbold and bold becomes more obvious in terms of the differing amounts of space the same phrase takes up when one phrase is nonbold and the other is bold. My point is obvious unless one's case of "Horsesassitis" is very very severe, and here is my point: The degree to which a volumizer/thickener can help depends on how much hair a person starts out with. If you have little or no hair then it might help some but it won't give you an acceptable end result. However, if you start out with a little more hair (like the guy looks ended up in his last picture after 5 weeks) then a volumizer might work wonders for you.












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» Say what???
» "Space age technologically cool"???:lol2:
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» Now there's a strech.
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» And Brainless, I mean Maneless...do you really think this guy in your
» wonderful photo regrew cosmetically visible hair in 5 weeks???
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» Some of you guys call me delusional but Maneless is normal.:no:
» Yeah right....
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» Great forum Maneless :no:


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