Washing a kid's hair can be a traumatic experience, both for the parents and the kid (maybe also for the cats that have to hear the screams), I still remember myself how annoying it was too.
I don't have hands big enough to protect the eyes from the soapy water and my daughter have a tendency to not keep the head back long enough to go through a proper rinsing phase.
However, when reading Thermae Romae, I realized I wanted to buy an item that is described there as a "fantastic invention of the people with the flat face", a shampoo hat.
The problem though is that finding it here in the "Western world" is almost as impossible as to find it in Ancient Rome.
Eventually, after some serious web surfing, I have found here, so I gracefully paid for it and for the delivery (whose cost was higher than the item itself) and after few days I have tested it on Isabella's head successfully.
Maybe we should all do some time/space travelling to Japan and import some useful items here...
I don't have hands big enough to protect the eyes from the soapy water and my daughter have a tendency to not keep the head back long enough to go through a proper rinsing phase.
However, when reading Thermae Romae, I realized I wanted to buy an item that is described there as a "fantastic invention of the people with the flat face", a shampoo hat.
The problem though is that finding it here in the "Western world" is almost as impossible as to find it in Ancient Rome.
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| Thermae Romae #2 cover with the shampoo hat wore by a statue of Laocoon |
Eventually, after some serious web surfing, I have found here, so I gracefully paid for it and for the delivery (whose cost was higher than the item itself) and after few days I have tested it on Isabella's head successfully.
Maybe we should all do some time/space travelling to Japan and import some useful items here...
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| The shampoo hat which we purchased in white |
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