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I've played the Ouija Board since I was a kid and I've always found things of this nature very mysterious, also, I must warn that it's not a game, no it's not to just play with and I strongly do not reccomend to any kids under the age of 10. Things like this shouldn't have kids involved. But I would also like to say that the Ouija Board is a fun game if the person you're playing with is fun too and tries not to move it. It's just pathetic when they do that. The Ouija Board also isn't for the spiritually weak or people who "...don't believe in things like this..." it also spoils the fun if you get a person like that and it also brings negative energies to the board. For educational, I gave it a 2, how can you learn from this game? You can't really, just to learn how to read letters! haha, ok, well... But if you want some questions answered, a little laugh and a lot of memories, buy this item. I gave it a 4 because it's playing age is 8 and up when, in my opinion it should be 10 and up (2 years does make a difference), and once in a while it just doesn't seem to work. The durability of the Ouija Board is given a 4 because if you lose the circle with the point it won't work, but other than that it's all good, just put away after playing.

It's very comfortable! I use it as my seat in my bedroom, and I have no problem seating on it reading books or using my computer.

Got this to compare to Wen. If you need a lower cost option, this is OK, but it's not quite as good as Wen, IMHO. The consistency for Hair One is thicker, which you might think would be better, but doesn't seem to be. Fragrance, which isn't quite as important to me isn't as good, either. If I couldn't get Wen at a special, I might go back to Hair One. I do very much like that it is sulfate free.