I wear 10 or 10 1/2. So I could totally steal your boots! Ha.
I spent the better part of my teen years trying to make my hair be straight. For prom, I straightened my hair with a blow dryer and round brush, which took an hour, and then...curled it.
Yeah. Super silly.
I finally figured out that all I have to do is wash it, comb it, mousse it, and maaaaybe curl my bangs or pin parts of it up at random- 15 minutes, tops. So much wasted time before! Girls do goofy stuff.
yeah, i don't know if it's as goofy as spending a pile of money to have it thermally straightened by a professional, with the end result being neither curly nor straight.
my hair has a lot of ethnic properties in the curl pattern, so it requires "african level" straightening power, yet, the hair is so fine in diameter (from my welsh side) that it would destroy it if they actually used that much chemical.
so... the resulting effect was neither straight nor curly, but weirdly, unnaturally wavy, and worse if there was much humidity. like, it couldn't make up it's mind. the redeeming quality was that it was relatively easy to straighten with a dryer, 30 min later.
i did that for years until this guy who i started dating, who saw pictures of me with curly hair said, "why in the world would you ever do something to ruin your hair??? you look a million times better that way."
i was sort of dumbstruck that any guy had the courage to tell me that i looked worse currently because of that, and yet entirely endeared by such honesty. and the freedom that it spoke of.
and i finally stopped. doingallthat. he was also partly responsible for my eschewing spray tans. i used to really sort of hate the whole pasty and freckled thing because i grew up around a lot more melanin and felt so very awkward about being differently colored/featured than my siblings and parents.
i will always be grateful for his honesty. sometimes you just need one person to tell you that they see you. and the stupid, superficial, and goofy vanity-inspired idiocy just falls away like water on a ducks back.
acceptance can be so incredibly powerful.
Naturally curly hair looks good. Straight hair that has been curled looks... weird. It never, NEVER looks natural. It looks like weird loops of pasta hanging off a girl's head.
Naturally straight hair looks very good. I dunno, just something about a woman with long, straight hair gets me right in the heart. Curly hair that has been straightened looks just wrong. Artificial, never really straight, never as pretty as naturally straight hair and yeah - fried.
Beats me, I'm no expert. All I said was from what I can see I thought it looked artificial. But from what I can see of those two pics, they both seem off somehow. I'd have to see the straight hair in motion to tell for sure.
Whyfor you hide face? I know why I don't post pics of me... because I never like how I look in pictures. But I'm curious why someone's (yours?) face is hidden.
Where have you been reading what? I never said her hair was fake.I seriously doubt that seoulsearch is wearing fake hair..just sayin'..
I seriously doubt that seoulsearch is wearing fake hair..just sayin'..
Beats me, I'm no expert. All I said was from what I can see I thought it looked artificial. But from what I can see of those two pics, they both seem off somehow. I'd have to see the straight hair in motion to tell for sure.
Whyfor you hide face? I know why I don't post pics of me... because I never like how I look in pictures. But I'm curious why someone's (yours?) face is hidden.
seoulsearch: The avatar is small but from what I can see it looks artificial. Naturally curly hair just... has a different look. I can't quantify it, it's just different.
But I would mention that what I stated before is my opinion, and as such is just as valid as (and no more so than) anyone else's. And it's your hair, which makes my opinion less valid than yours. If it makes you happy, go ahead and curl it.
But I still think it's a waste of perfectly good, beautiful straight hair...
Where have you been reading what? I never said her hair was fake.
*sigh*