ORS Packets

[SouthernStunner]

I know they are only about a dollar but I have short hair and I dont seem to use the entire pack. Is there a way I can save the rest without it going bad? Do you think I can just paperclip the pack closed until the next time? I am not cheap but I do think it is rather wasteful to throw it away when I have enough for another treatment.

TIA

 

[soonergirl]

I am cheap and yes I would try to seal it shut and, and maybe place it in a ziplock baggie...

 

[SheenaVee]

yh just try to seal it somehow, although even if you didnt i dont think it will go bad. Plus they have it in the bottle so maybe it will be easier if you buy that and you could save money coz the bottle is quite big. if your hair is short it would last you ages.

 

[SouthernStunner]

they dont sell it here on Island but I will search for it online, any suggestions?

 

[morehairplease]

I am cheap and yes I would try to seal it shut and, and maybe place it in a ziplock baggie...

co-signing. this is what I did when I used the packets before they came out with the bottle.

 

[Eisani]

Or you can spend another dollar and buy an empty travel size lotion bottle and put it in there. That way you don't have to worry about the clipped packet leaking

 

[loulou82]

^^^ IA. I know Wal Mart or a Dollar Store sells little 2 or 4 oz containers that you can store the rest in.

 

[flowinlocks]

I simply stand mine up in my linen closet or wherever my hair supplies are stored. I don't put it in a baggy or anything, I never had a problem with it drying out or spilling over, it's always still moist when I go back. If you want to be safe just fold it over and put it in a ziplock, mine doesn't stick around that long, so I don't even waste a bag.

 

[Dposh167]

hun...i seal it with a duck bill clip (the one u use for rollers)

 

[Toy]

Co signing on what the ladies said about the ziplock bag.

 

[MissNina]

I fold the slit down real tight and clip.

 

[PrettyBrownEyes]

I haven't been using this lately but, when I did I would put it in a ziploc bag.