[QUOTE=swampbear]
Haze in all fairness, I feel I must show you what a bad hair day really looks like. 
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Tee hee!! That is an awesome pic.
Cartooniverse, it’s an Asian thing to be completely and utterly obsessed with having absolute control over one’s hair. I have friends with perfectly straight hair who get those Japanese “magic” perms to make their hair … straight. 
:dubious:
I am the only one that thinks the curls make you look sorta likethis?
As always, Haze, you look gorgeous.
[QUOTE=HazelNutCoffee]
Tee hee!! That is an awesome pic.
Cartooniverse, it’s an Asian thing to be completely and utterly obsessed with having absolute control over one’s hair. I have friends with perfectly straight hair who get those Japanese “magic” perms to make their hair … straight. :dubious:
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Must be. She goes through Hair Irons like Kleenex. Okay. That’s not fair. But she has burned through a few of them. She hasn’t had the deadly awful damaging hair straightner because our hair person is a pro who doesn’t want a kid to have demolished hair at 15. He uses something much less damaging that does MOST of the job, and then the Fem-Bot irons out the rest.
It is true. She is for-evv-uhr worrying about her hair. Magic Perms, eh? Hmmm…
Add my vote to the “I like it” caucus.
[QUOTE=swampbear]
Haze in all fairness, I feel I must show you what a bad hair day really looks like.
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Ok, I won’t go there, but damn…
[QUOTE=Cartooniverse]
It is true. She is for-evv-uhr worrying about her hair. Magic Perms, eh? Hmmm…
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It’s called a “Japanese Magic Perm” and it costs a small fortune, but it lasts for half a year (depending on how fast your hair grows) and it’s like having your hair permanently straightened. I used to get it all the time back home in Seoul (where it was way cheaper).
Thanks, Oslo. 
[QUOTE=swampbear]
Haze in all fairness, I feel I must show you what a bad hair day really looks like.
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That tux rox!
“Girl does hair, MPSIMS blows up.”
News at eleven.
Another voice to the group: your hair is beautiful, HazelNutCoffee, and thank you, all of you who enlightened me as to the reason my Korean daughter-in-law spends hours straightening her beautiful… straight… hair.
Cartooniverse, your Fem-Bot is gorgeous!
[QUOTE=Noone Special]
in the “Morning After” pictures you just look good.
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I agree! Gorgeous, in fact.
[QUOTE=HazelNutCoffee]
But that’s pretty!
Amen.
Seriously, though, my hair in its natural state is half-heartedly wavy and frizzy to boot. The only good thing about it is that it’s easy to style - whatever I do to it stays in for at least a day.<snip>
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That’s it - you’ve perfectly described my hair! I’ve despaired for it not being straight or curly, but you’re right - what I do to it, stays in it. Perms take no time at all to set, and they stay curly until I cut the hair off.
Oh, another vote for “cute.”
Just put a razor to it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/octalcode/2174278458/
Bad hair day? They no longer exist in my world…
I think you worry too much your hair HazelNut. You are a seriously gorgeous girl. If Boston was Chicago, then… stuff. /flirt for crying out loud.
[QUOTE=HazelNutCoffee]
ANYway, so I wake up this morning, heart a-flutter, and so go through the painstaking process of unpinning my hair and taking it all back down.
And was confronted with this.
Good Lord. It doesn’t even look like a bad hair day - it looks like a caricature of a bad hair day. My dreams of looking like Betty Grable were uncerimoniously shattered.
At least my cat still loves me.
I’ve managed to tame the beast somewhat with a hairclip. Fortunately I am also awaiting the delivery of my new curling iron today, which I firmly believe will save me from the chaos that is planning to eat my face sometime in the course of the day.
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Haze, the look on your face in the first picture is priceless! Anyway, I think the curls looks cute.
[QUOTE=HazelNutCoffee]
Tee hee!! That is an awesome pic.
Cartooniverse, it’s an Asian thing to be completely and utterly obsessed with having absolute control over one’s hair. I have friends with perfectly straight hair who get those Japanese “magic” perms to make their hair … straight. :dubious:
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Just wanted to say, this is not limited to Asian women. Everytime I go in to get a haircut, the woman doing it says “Oh, I wish I had hair like yours, it is so nice and curly.” (Note, curly hair on a young boy, is not really all that fun for the boy.) I tell each of them the same thing. “No you don’t. If you had it, you would want it straight. Every woman I know that has straight hair wants it curly and wavy, every woman with curly hair wants it straight. That is how you make your living.”
There are very few people that are happy with their hair. The fact that the same happens in Asia just tells me it is a multi-cultural issue, not just an indicator of something particularly unhealthy about American culture.
BTW Hazel, you looked gorgeous. If I was 20 years younger, I would make the 4 hour drive to Chicago and convince you to spend some time with me. 
HazelNutCoffee, that looks awesome. I’m married to an asian with some naturally wavy hair…
BTW, what Tibetan Thanka is that in the background?
(Yes, I have a thing for both curly haired Asians and Thankas. 
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Your hair does look good, HazelNutCoffee. Mine never stays for more than about 20 seconds when I try anything like that.
For the sake of comparison, here is my bad hair day. 
[QUOTE=China Guy]
HazelNutCoffee, that looks awesome. I’m married to an asian with some naturally wavy hair…
BTW, what Tibetan Thanka is that in the background?
(Yes, I have a thing for both curly haired Asians and Thankas. )
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My roommate told me her grandmother got it in Brazil.
bundykala, I literally started back from my screen upon opening that link. :eek: Awesome photo.
Again, thanks for the compliments everyone. :o I did try it again the next morning but it still didn’t look right. I think I lack the patience and meticulousness needed to pull it off. Ah well.
[QUOTE=HazelNutCoffee]
…my head looking like a … I dunno, but nothing human.
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A plate of cinnamon rolls?
The self-inflicted aspect of this is what makes me smile.
