Biyernes, Nobyembre 22, 2013

Paper Bonds

There's something I've been longing to try ever since I saw this on a friend's blog. Something really big is coming up and I unfortunately, cut my bangs short a la 김지원. So my best bet is to curl my hair a bit for a Mori Girl inspiration, and not to make me a brown-haired, fair-skin China doll (I've grown up looking like a China doll anyway).

What I did: In the old times, they call it crimping. Or whatever. I must have read too many old literature books to remember, but what I do know is that girls back then doesn't have an electric curler or a blow dryer. And I should say that not everyone is born with the luscious waves, or perm, as was the trend. Anyways, I'm not into perming (I had my thick, straight hair waved up five years ago) and I'm never into heat. Heat destroys hair like mad, and I dislike seeing my hair ends with that bright brown double-ended strip which signifies that I'm not caring for my mane. So I googled up for some tips and here it is. The paper bond curl!

I slept into them, I tell you. But this isn't any tiis-ganda moment because I can sleep into any hairstyle as long as my eyes are closed. Hehe. It's not that irritating to have paper all over your hair. I'm always sleepy anyway.



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I haven't taken out the strips yet, but I am excited to see how it turns out.

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