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08-18-2023 07:17 AM
Yes! Mom used Dippity-Do on our pin curls and bangs when she would wash our hair on Saturday nights before church on Sunday. I can still smell it.
08-18-2023 07:29 AM
08-18-2023 07:44 AM
@BunSnoop wrote:I was thinking back about some things from my childhood and remembered my mom setting my hair. My hair would be wet, she would put this on the hair, roll it in rollers and either have me sit under the hair dryer to dry my hair or go to bed and TRY to sleep with the rollers covering my whole head. Oh my....the good old days!! :-)
@BunSnoop Not only do I remember this stuff, I can still smell it! I have very thick wavy hair. As a child, my mother used Dippity do on me to try and control my wild hair. She would brush my hair into a ponytail, dip a comb into the green Dippity do, then comb it through my hair, and finally attach a ponytail band. (The kind with the big "marbles"). At the end of the day, I would take off the ponytail holder, and my hair wouldn't come down because of all that Dippity do 😄. It was like wearing a clear cement hat. Ah, the memories......
08-18-2023 08:44 AM
@ManyMeows wrote:🤕 How many of you lovely ladies out there were the unfortunate victims of Lilt and Toni home perms?
Unfortunate victim says it all! My mother and grandmother, both who could not do their own hair, gave me many home perms. I looked like a frizzball!
08-18-2023 09:00 AM
This whole thread is making me laugh! I did it all.....dippity do, home perms, sleeping in rollers, crunchy curls, etc. it's funny....I just recently bought some Paul Mitchell hair gel (in a bottle with a pump) and I believe it's just a modern version of the pink dippity do! I actually had that very thought when I bought it. It's a great product...just like dippity do! LOL!
08-18-2023 09:10 AM
Born in 1955...my mom kept my hair in a pixie until I hit Junior High because I was so "tender-headed". Couldn't stand to have her brush/comb it to get out tangles.
Then I started wearing my hair in a "bob" and used Dippiity-Do along with the pink foam rollers that had the foldover clip. They left a dent in my hair, but they were the only kind I could sleep on.
Thankfully, by high school, just about all of us were wearing our hair long, and parted in the middle---and my hair stayed in this style intil I was nearly 30. It didn't require styling products or much time to do.
08-18-2023 09:15 AM
@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:
@ManyMeows wrote:🤕 How many of you lovely ladies out there were the unfortunate victims of Lilt and Toni home perms?
🙋♀️
They smelled so bad.
08-18-2023 09:16 AM
That green Dippity Do was a must for my thick, coarse hair. It worked to tame and curl. We started using frozen orange juice cans to get looser curls. The roller manufacturers took the idea and kept introducing larger and larger rollers. Put some Dippity Do with those huge rollers and hair was smooth and straighter.
08-18-2023 09:18 AM
@BunSnoop - My mom used Dippy Do and I remember, as a child, using it in my doll's hair. Good memories.
08-18-2023 09:23 AM
@ManyMeows ............Me! before school started mom gave me a Lilt home perm every year through 6th grade.
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