Isn't It Ionic

"So, mom, I bought a new hairdryer at Costco this past weekend," I say.  "It's another ionic one.  It was only $30." 

"Costco has a lifetime warranty", Chris states (I dramatically ROLL my EYES.  He HARPS on this little perk from Costco quite possibly 3 times per week and insists that we look for EVERYTHING at Costco.  Looking for a watch? Check the Costco website to see if there are any you like.  Running shoes?  Check it out. UGH.)

"Anyhow, I also went to the salon this week and her hairdryer seemed to blow a lot more air.  I feel like I spend forever drying my hair everyday while the kids run the house!"  

Chris looks up at me.  I glance at him and continue.

"Well, my stylist says she can get me one of hers for like $130.  But it's salon quality!"  Did I mention that I am also HUGE into beauty tools?  I neglected to mention that I dropped almost $40 on a brush that is DA BOMB!  And also looks very professional.  It's oval and all futuristic.  "I'm thinking I want one of her hairdryers."

Chris jumps in.  "Is it ionic?"

I shake my head no.

"Well, you have to weigh it.  With the ionic dryer you get less frizz and shinier, smoother hair.  With the other one, you just get hot air."

My head involuntarily jumps back.  Shocked.

Honey?  I am so sorry that you know that.

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[Flutterby]

It always totally squicks me out when hub knows girly stuff or wants to watch things I consider too chick-oriented. *coughcough mammamia coughcough* Daughter got EXTREMELY pissed at him last night for standing in the doorway while she and I were watching The Bachelor. It wasn't the fact that he was standing there, but that he was WATCHING it.
And I was sure I commented on your previous post about Sephora but it didn't show up for some reason. That place obviously costs so much because they are constantly having to replace the lipstick displays, lol.