u/macntosher

I'll be flying into SEA for a camping trip on short notice and I just realized the one down jacket that I own is too small for me. I know it's not generally puffy jacket weather, but I'm from the armpit of the US (Florida), and anything lower than 65° may as well be freezing.

My question is, if I was to fly in and pick a random thrift shop in Seattle in like a week (so late May), would I be likely to find a puffy? My other option is paying an unfortunate price for one to be overnight delivered before I leave. I know all thrift shops are a gamble for finding a particular item, I'm just trying to find out if its common to find them second hand.

I'd like a bag in a randomized color scheme, but I'm worried about getting a set of neutrals/dark colors. The only options I know would be buying in person or risk buying fakes second hand online (eBay, poshmark, etc.).

Currently I only know of REI as a retailer I could walk into to check out bags but my REI doesn't stock Allpa bags (I'm looking for Allpa 26L). Are there any other options? Should I just order a random color and return it if it ends up being too dull?

I (21F) never had to take care of my hair since as a child my mom straightened my hair daily up until I was about 12, then from 12-15 I had aggressively bleached and dyed hair, then 15-a few months ago I have been bald or had a buzzcut. It's starting to grow out and I want to maximize health and my curly/wavy hair (which I didn't know I had).

Where's the best place to start looking for resources on what to get for basic hair care? Like I literally have just started using conditioner for the first time since I was 15 recently, I have no clue where to start other than finding a shampoo and conditioner that works best for my hair. It's kind of daunting when there's so many options and I can't totally tell what my hair type is yet since its not too long yet and I know that what products I'm using dramatically can change the look.