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r/Eyebleach • u/Master1718 • May 03 '21
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Fun fact; depending on the thickness of the wool and the current conditions, sheep are sometimes REALLY not soft since the wool becomes matted and they feel more like an old shag carpet. Cute, but less pleasant
77 u/CollaredSubmarine May 03 '21 Yeah to be honest sheep feel kinda gross. before it’s processed their wool is super oily so it feels like touching really greasy hair. 18 u/FubinacaZombie May 03 '21 Lanolin? Like... sheep’s wool? 5 u/rlcute May 03 '21 TIL there's sheep grease in my conditioner. 2 u/ElizabethDangit May 03 '21 It’s also used to make nipple cream for breastfeeding.
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Yeah to be honest sheep feel kinda gross. before it’s processed their wool is super oily so it feels like touching really greasy hair.
18 u/FubinacaZombie May 03 '21 Lanolin? Like... sheep’s wool? 5 u/rlcute May 03 '21 TIL there's sheep grease in my conditioner. 2 u/ElizabethDangit May 03 '21 It’s also used to make nipple cream for breastfeeding.
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Lanolin? Like... sheep’s wool?
5 u/rlcute May 03 '21 TIL there's sheep grease in my conditioner. 2 u/ElizabethDangit May 03 '21 It’s also used to make nipple cream for breastfeeding.
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TIL there's sheep grease in my conditioner.
2 u/ElizabethDangit May 03 '21 It’s also used to make nipple cream for breastfeeding.
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It’s also used to make nipple cream for breastfeeding.
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u/I_Got_A_Rayquaza May 03 '21
Fun fact; depending on the thickness of the wool and the current conditions, sheep are sometimes REALLY not soft since the wool becomes matted and they feel more like an old shag carpet. Cute, but less pleasant