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NO Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulfates
Chamomile and Marigold soften hair
Aloe Vera and extra mild surfactants prevent dryness and irritation.
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Kids Only! Extra Gentle Shampoo for children of all ages. Today's polluted environment and water can be harsh on young children's hair and skin. JASON Kids Only! Extra Gentle Shampoo is specifically formulated with extra-mild botanical surfactants to cleanse gently, thoroughly and in total comfort. Certified organic extracts of Chamomile and Marigold help calm and soothe. Mild enough for daily use. This shampoo has the same pH as the tears from your eyes, so there'll be no tears if shampoo gets into your little one's eyes.
Jason Kids Only Extra Gentle Shampoo, Chamomile & Marigold, 17.5-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)
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Buck Norris sings "I Think She Only Loves Me For My Willie" a fun tongue-in-cheek song by Paul Overstreet. Paul Overstreet was one of the most successful songwriters in contemporary country music, penning hits for artists like George Jones, Randy Travis, Tanya Tucker, and Marie Osmond, as well as scoring hits on his own. He wrote his first songs as a boy in Newton, Mississippi. In 1973, he graduated from high school and headed for Nashville, where he played in country bands at night and worked blue-collar jobs during the day. Despite his efforts, Overstreet couldn't break into the industry. Eventually, his songs were being recorded by other, more established artists. In 1982, his "Same Ole Me" was recorded by George Jones, who took the song to number five. That same year, Overstreet had his first charting single, when "Beautiful Baby" climbed to number 76. Three years later, the Forrester Sisters took his "I Fell in Love Again Last Night" — which he co-wrote with Thom Schuyler — to number one. Later in 1985, Randy Travis had hits with two Overstreet compositions — "On the Other Hand" (which was co-written with Don Schlitz) and "Diggin' Up Bones," the singer's first number one hit. Tanya Tucker, Marie Osmond and Paul Davis also had success with Overstreet songs that year. Overstreet became a full-fledged recording artist in 1986 when he teamed up with Schuyler and Fred Knobloch to form SKO, which scored a number one hit with "Baby's Got a New Baby." In 1987, Overstreet ... Video Rating: 4 / 5
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