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Tiny Horse Uses Too Much Conditioner
A tiny horse from Vermont named Carol accidentally spilled an entire bottle of conditioner onto her fur over the weekend, according to sources close to the situation.
The horse, who friend’s say has worried about a thinning mane, began using Pantene Pro-V Full & Thick brand hair care products last month.
“You’re only supposed to use a dime sized drop of conditioner, though,” said one friend. “It’s really hard to open those bottles with hooves. She spilled the entire thing all over.”
The horse reportedly washed the conditioner out immediately, but to no avail. She’s gained about 25% in hair volume and continues to poof up as time passes.
“The only thing for her to do is wait,” said CNN chief hair analyst, Paul Wainwright. “She’s probably reached maximum volume at this point – maybe her coat will get a bit fluffier – and her hair will return to normal in about a day or so. On the plus side, it’s certainly the softest it has ever been.”
Via roirnes.
PHOTO OP: That Horse Is Back Again
PHOTO OP: That Horse Is Back Again
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Horse Visits Salon Twice Per Week
Horse Visits Salon Twice Per Week
Clementine the horse has many enviable assets, but the thing that really gets other equines jealous is her mane. Clem was blessed with a luxurious head of hair that other horses fawn over (fawns usually love it too, for that matter).
Of course, having so opulent a mane isn’t easy.
“She’s at the salon twice per week,” said friend Lisa Riley. “Shampoo, blow dry, cut, style, the works. It’s a whole production.”
But it’s worth it, says Riley. Clementine is the envy of the entire stable.
Via _mk_photography.
PHOTO OP: No Horsing Around
PHOTO OP: No Horsing Around
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