You'd probably say 'yeah, right!' but it's really true. Of course you can't simply use plain paper coz it won't work no matter how hard you try :)Definitely ideal for traveling and camping, there's no need to bring heavy bottles nor worry about spills. I remember an incident a year back when I went home to Sabah for the holidays, the shampoo bottle's cap somehow got unscrewed and all the contents spilled out!
Luckily I had the presence of mind to put the shampoo in a plastic bag first, imagine if I didn't... it would have spilled out all over my precious jewelry and clothes, not forgetting my bundles of money! Nah! Just kidding :D
These paper shampoos would sure come in handy to avoid just such a situation. And if you're wondering, they even have things such as paper soap, laundry paper soap and paper shaving cream!! The things they come up with amazes me everyday.
Source: Spoonsisters
Yeah Right! LOL! Just kidding :D
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed they actually have shampoo made of paper. It's the first I've ever heard of this but it does sound like a cool idea though.
Do they come in different scents? And are they anti-dandruff, not that I have dandruff mind you ... LOL!
And the paper shaving foam sounds like something I could do with :D
hey nesse,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by. Nway, i never heard or see any of these paper thing. It will be useful for my hubby who travels so frequent.
I like to say, I'm si impresive with you website..eye catching and loving it. I'm so new to blogging and i'm still learning. You wallpaper is fasinating.
I have the paper hand soap.It is really convenient tau...:D small and handy and the best thing is it smells really really good!! :D
ReplyDeleteI got it from one of our local pharmacy(i think guardian).1 packet about Rm5 :D kalau sia inda silap..
Nessa kalau kau dapat cari itu shampoo punya tell me kio..mau juga sia cuba..wonder how much will the shampoo version cost pula..:D eh ada conditioner ka? hahahah..
whoa! paper shampoo! the only other kind of shampoo i've heard about that is not liquid is "dry shampoo' and that's like a powdery substance!
ReplyDeletei suppose all the way you use all these paper stuff is just to rub them on your hair, face, body, shirt, etc. and then throw it away.
Hang on, I'm just checking that it isn't April 1st...paper shampoo.
ReplyDeleteSo you just rub the paper onto your wet hair huh?
I came across waterless shampoo in the pharmacy but unaware of paper shampoo. So this is a new product?
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea - talk about convenient!
ReplyDeleteI can imagine how bad cleaning up would be if the shampoo spilled on everything else. Nasib baik you pandai! Hehehe
ReplyDeleteRoz, who DOESN'T pack their shampoo in plastic before putting it in their suitcase? hahahaa...
ReplyDeleteNessa, this would come in handy for those confinement times! LOL! I don't know which one is better.. the powder waterless ones or this one. Is it environmental friendly? Maybe people should start using this so can jimat jimat and jimat! hahahaha..
Ah, betul bah?! Ha ha... Mimang itu bah sya tanya dalam hati before I read through your post. :D If sya nda hilang ingatan (haha), dulu sya pernah pakai paper face powder dari Body Shop. :) Paper shampoo pun handy oh, mana mo cari di sini ahhh... ???
ReplyDeletemau pakai air kah juga tu? kalo tida, mmg itu priceless possession tu kalu time pantang beranak. abis ndak buli cuci rambut kan...
ReplyDeleteNick ~ They're geniuses, I tell you! LOL! I don't have the details, other than it's made of paper.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessica! Welcome to Mumblings :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know if it's available locally, that would be great ya.
Thanks for the kind words, I started blogging a year ago, still learning too :)
Thanks for visiting, hope you'll be back!
Emelda ~ You have the paper hand soap??!! Wow, very advance la ko ni. Sia pun mau beli. I think I'll visit Guardian one of these days. RM5 is quite reasonable :)
ReplyDeleteErr, kana order from that site (Spoonsisters). Sia kalau order2 fm overseas ni phobia bah. Takut inda sampai... kuno kan? Hehehe
Perry ~ I've tried dried shampoo but I didn't like it. My hair didn't feel clean la :(
ReplyDeleteActually, you use it like you would with normal shampoo (according to the site). Too bad they don't have paper conditioner.
Dominion ~ Nope, it's no April Fool joke :D
ReplyDeleteThe paper will dissolve in water, even sea water! Cool eh? I hope the local stores have this. Definitely a must buy for me.
Dora ~ Urmmm, I suppose it is :) A fellow blogger mentioned she found one (paper soap) at one of the pharmacies. I'll post about it once I have it!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanne :) Welcome to my humble blog. I agree, convenience wins out every time!
ReplyDeleteRozella ~ Hehe, pandai ka? Now senang bah, if spilled, angkut smua masuk washing machine! LOL
ReplyDeleteShemah ~ Oh ya, very true. It's a torture not being allowed to wash hair during confinement. I HAVE to wash my hair everyday cos it's super duper oily. So, I'm actually making the shampoo companies rich! They should reward me la... hehe
ReplyDeleteI prefer this to the powdery ones. Shampooing without water just doesn't feel clean bah.
Crystal ~ Paper face powder? Urmmm, macam sia pernah nampak tapi inda sure la. Paper blotters slalu pakai sbb muka sia dua kali lima seja with my hair, terlampau oily!
ReplyDeleteMungkin blum ada lagi jual di sini, mo kana order dulu from the website - Spoonsisters.
Carol ~ Ya, it needs water to dissolve the paper. Ya bah, time pantang kenot wash hair, sengsaranya menahan bau rambut yang sungguh harum! LOL
ReplyDeleteWah this is very interesting! I'm sure takde kat M'sia. ;)
ReplyDeletewow, dey sure come in handy.. where to get dem? i dun thk dey hav it around in malaysia do dey?
ReplyDeleteMarzie ~ I'd be one of the first customers if it's available locally :D Hopefully won't be too pricey la.
ReplyDeleteAngie ~ Nope, not available yet... unfortunately :(
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