[HPforGrownups] Snape and Hygiene ( abit ot)

[Denise R]

No: HPFGUIDX 11456

Snape's hair always amused me, if that's the proper term, because I can't
help but think we share the same hair.

Since stopping breastfeeding in Jan 99, my hair went from normal to
Valvoline Car center.  Hours after washing, even with a shampoo guaranteed
to dry out my scalp (Dr. Bonners), I am still getting flat, limp hair that
looks shiny (greasy).

I am a very clean person.  (aka take baths alot!)

My question would be, what exactly is the definition of sallow?  Pale, with
areas that resemble bruises?  Olive toned paleness?  ????

*Thinks about it--hey, maybe I am related to Snape!  Grins.  I do like
mixing herbs!

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Monika Zaboklicka" <monika.zaboklicka at csl.com.pl>
To: <HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [HPforGrownups] Snape and Hygiene


>
>
> >>As a matter of fact, if I was a witch, I'd be
> >>only too happy to be able to call my boy Severus Snape Jr. But his
father
> >>would have to get used to taking baths first ;-)))
> >
> >>                   Monika
>
>
> >A quick word in Snape's favor
>
> [My jaw drops] Oh, dear, I *did* make it sound as if I was criticising
> Snape! How could I!
> Bad Winky will iron her hands for criticising Master Severus! <g>
>
> > Just because the guy's hair is 'greasy', in Harry's point of view,
> > doesn't mean that the man never takes a bath.  I know someone who washes
> their hair daily and
> >it's still limp and leaning towards oily.
>
> You're right. I know such a person myself. No matter what the poor girl
was
> doing, her hair was greasy after a couple of hours.
>
> > I can't imagine that Sev would keep his position for long
> > if he smelled worse than his potions.  Like a lot of people, he's on
life
> long quest to find the perfect shampoo.
>
> Anyway, he doesn't seem to care much about how he looks. And finding
proper
> shampoo shouldn't be too difficult for a wizard.
>
> But I call off what I said - I'd like Severus to be my son's father (if I
> was witch) if he'd only do something with his hair and sallow skin.
> And I do believe he's taking baths!
> May Winky bandage her hands now? Pretty please...
>
> >And I agree - Severus is a terrific name.
>
> Your taste is as good as Katarzyna's <vgb>. I'm proud of you both!
>
> Monika Z.
> (The Snape fan)
>
>
>
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