Strangely, I didn't get sick at all from the influenza vaccination.
I'm strangely disappointed actually: I had prepared and stocked up and gotten books from the library amd everything.
I had hoped this book on braids and updos could at least inspire me a bit, but it just disappointed me. I had a funny "WTF" moment though, where I recognized so many of the pictures. It turned out it's written by the bloggers at Hairromance.
But it felt a lot like "Backcomb and it's a totally different hairdo!" or "Add a detail and it's a totally different hairdo!" and had a strange focus on adding fake hair to any style.
This is more the things I had expected: "Do this to create an unique new style", and it didn't teach me anything new. Meh.
Maybe Nightblooming would be interested in writing another book and creating a healthy hair-trilogy?
*Hint hint* *Nudge nudge*
When I look for hair style ideas, I go to you or another long hair person (haartrum is her name). While you both have much longer and thicker hair than I do, your styles work for my lifestyle and both of you are very, very creative!
ReplyDeleteI used to look on Pinterest, but very often, like this book, it's all about adding fake hair---namely because most people don't have a ton of hair to create such full looking styles.
I just want to have some fun with my braids, since that's what I primarily use at work, and styles with hair sticks, though I still can't master a lazy wrap bun properly ;)