(getting 150 bobby pins stabbed in to my head circa 2006)
Ms. Acorn sent me an email a few weeks back asking if I would like to have my hair professionally done for her wedding as she is having a hair stylist come out to the venue to do her hair. After much thought, I decided that I would do my own hair.
Reasons.....
1-I usually hate how my hair looks right after it is professionally done. I got my hair done for my senior prom, came home, took it all down, and re-did it.
2-My hair is realllly thick which means when I get an up-do they have to put over 100 bobby pins in my hair. How do I know that it's this many? I have counted them upon removal. Plus after about an hour, my head is not feeling so great.
3-Hairspray Asthma. I actually had to go to the doctor one time after I had my hair done when I was a bridesmaid to get an inhaler b/c I got hairspray induced asthma from being in a closed up room with ridiculous amounts of hairspray for a long period of time.
4-Chance of accidentally getting the Beehive. When Ms. Acorn got her hair done for Mo Young's wedding it pretty much ended up being a beehive style. It actually looked pretty good in photos but we have made fun of her for years for wearing a beehive to Mo's wedding.
5-Dolla Dolla Bills Yo-From my past experience as a professional bridesmaid, getting your hair done can cost anywhere between $50 and $100. I will save that money to buy more craft supplies.So anyways, why am I writing this blog now? Well I was hoping to get some suggestions or pictures of easy bridesmaid hairstyles that I can give myself. I think maybe I should pull my hair up because it's going to be super hot that day but I'm open to ideas. I have a hair straightener, a curling iron, some headbands, a bunch of bobby pins and rubber bands, and a hair brush. My hair is thick and a little past my shoulders.
And just for fun here is a picture of me with my best youth hairstyle ever...the short haired perm. Geez mom. No wonder I was never the coolest girl in school.

