put wool stocking hat on.

So ... wash the cat with your shampoo and do the bit with the gel and some
hair spray.  She'll take up licking herself or quit licking you.  LOL  Had
Siamese years ago that liked/licked my balding head whenever I used Dr.
Bronners peppermint soap.  After washing him a few times with Dr. Bronners,
the novelty wore off.

LOL, Oreo does that!  My hair is so long she doesnt do it very often anymore
(gets all caught up in her mouth), or she makes sure she gets my hairline
right by my forhead, but my poor husband who has a military hair cut often
gets quite a bath.  We've noticed as she has gotten older she has grown out
of it... just a few licks and she is done.  We figure its her way of showing
her love and 'grooming' us like she does to Gabe once in a while.

ElvisRocks Wrote:

My Venus does that too! She even licks and nibbles my moustache. It'
her way to show she loves me, but her other way to show how much sh
likes to share her feelings and everything else with me is sneezing i
my face during the licking. She might see you as a surrogate mothe
since you adopted her, or she might just very much like you for that
Another explanation could be that she either likes the scent/taste o
any of the products you use in your hair, or she doesn't like them a
all and tries to wash them out, getting you to smell like yoursel
again. My Venus does -that- too. After I wash my hair, she starts on
very thorough wash of my head to get me smelling like she's used to m
smelling again. However, seeing as that you also use hairspray and gel
you should try to find a way to stop her doing it. The hairspra
especially could be very bad for your Cali. I'd say, ask some advic
from your vet, and take the gel and hairspray along to show him what i
is Cali is licking out of your hair. Your vet should e able to tell yo
if, and how bad, it might be for Cali, and he might also have
solution for it. Good luck

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