

I'm still a curly girl at heart, though, I think I look better with my natural curls. But I have a friend from high school that is training as a hair dresser and she needed a curly model to practice on...it was fun!
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6 comments:
Que bonita!
The only time mine is ever straight is when my hairdresser dries it straight for me. :-)
The first one is kind of emo, but I absolutely love your smile!
haha, is it? lol...thanks :-)
Cool! I think you can wear your hair either way, curly or straight, looks good!
My dad has two nieces who were in their 20's during the late 60's & early 70's and were both models. They used to *iron* their long hair to make it straight. An old-fashioned iron, on an ironing board! Thank goodness now for ceramic hair straighteners! lol!
Ack! That sounds scary, lol!
Thanks :-)
My mom talks about ironing her hair in the 70s too. She and her sister used to do each other's hair. Using the regular iron and ironing board too!
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