The very best brush

My hair has always been my evil nemesis my entire life. I'll get a good cut now and again that I love, but my stylists seem to have a hard time replicating the cut, or I'll move and have to find another one, and that could take years. For instance, I was only ok with Monique in Danville, never did find one I liked in NC, loved the Philly one, and it has been up and down with the one here (after having gone thru a couple before her).

Roma (Texas stylist) changed my color, which I love. Even my occlusion specialist said the new color was very nice, said he needed to take another pic of me because the new color changed my look so much. He asked me why I had the original color, I said it was because when I started to go gray I read that the older a person gets, the lighter she should go with the color. He told me I should just get highlights. Mind you, this is a man about my age and he's giving me advice on how to color my hair!! (But he's helped me A LOT with my whole tinnitus, TMJ, jaw/bite thing, and I super like him.) I hope I don't get a bill for his hair advice.

Paige has a magical brush that works wonders with my hair and I use whenever I'm in Utah. I tried to find the brush on the internet but the company no longer makes that exact one; I did order one that is close, spent 1 week clipping out the plastic nubs they now put in it - but it just doesn't work as well.

I offered to buy her brush for $100. No. I offered $500. She said, "Are you serious?" Yes. Being a kind daughter she let me take it down to St George, then out to Texas until she comes in July.

I have baskets of brushes, but the only one that is magical is Paige's. She says it's not the brush but the lack of humidity in Utah that makes my hair look great. That might be true.

The first basket of non-workers

2nd basket of non-workers; I still use some of these off and on. More off.

The magical brush!!!!! I hope it doesn't get lost here in Texas...or run away...or anything....