I love doing
my hair and getting dolled up for class, going out, or just simply running
errands. You will rarely see me not glammed up unless you spent the night with
me ;) Well….then too, I might be up before you that by the time you wake up, I will
be all done up.
Other than
getting compliments on my eyes due to excessive mascara, thick eye liner, and
falsies, I get a lot of compliments on my hair. Even my guy friends and dates
tell me that my hair is so nice. Some say it “shines.” I do not really do much
to my hair other than shampoo and condition. However, I do shape it. I either
curl it, flip out the ends, or just leave it as it is.
When I do
curl it, I have two options. Curlers or heat. Since this is all about being
honest, I will be honest with you, the two have their pros and their cons.
Curlers:
Advantages:
-
Easy to use: you just put them on and then let
time do its thing
-
The curls look more natural: unlike using a hair
straightener or heated curler, curls from curlers or rollers look more natural
and I get more compliments.
Disadvantages:
-
Hard to control tightness of curls: if you leave
it in too long, the curls will get too tight that you will look like a poodle.
If you don’t leave it in long enough, the curls will not set well.
-
After a workout, the curls get loose and leave your
hair in this awkward shape.
Heat:
Advantages:
-
Curls last longer and keep their shape for two
days.
-
Curls are controllable. If you want looser
curls, run your hair straightener through the tight curl to loosen it.
Disadvantages:
-
Hard to use heating tool: it took me a while to
get used to using my hair straightener
-
The curls do not look natural and hair tends to
get poofy
If I have
the time and want longer lasting curls, I would use the hair straightener, but
if I am in a rush and need a 24 hour glam job, I would use the rollers because I
can put them in my hair and do everything else to get ready for class or a date.
using heated tools
using rollers
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