Bangs are having a moment. The humble bang has positively
transformative properties, from helping you look younger (they disguise
forehead wrinkles) to helping you look trendy (if Kim Kardashian is sporting
them, which she is, you know it’s a craze). Here’s what the style gurus don’t tell you: once you’re tired of
your bangs, you have to grow them out.
This is also a positively transformative experience, in the
sense that it transforms you into a quivering mass of bitterness with really
bad hair. For the entire 6 months it takes you to grow out the damn bangs.
Trust me. I did this. A long time ago, and the experience still haunts
me.
But what if, you’re not as brave as Michelle Obama, and you
want to change it up but don’t want to pay the price later? Get yourself some
fake hair!
Seriously, this measure is endorsed by reputable outlets,
not just gimmick lovers like guru girl. This month’s “Shape” magazine had this
terrific tip: give the trend a try by purchasing some fake bangs. They
recommend: Bango Tango Clip-In Blunt Bangs from Dancing With The Stars. (Click on this link to go to voguewigs.com where you can get them for $22.) "Shape" recommends trying extensions.com as well.
It turns out fake hair isn’t just for the Victorians anymore
or those bright orange bodies on “Dancing With The Stars”. You too can give it
a whirl. Rock it like the FLOTUS, girls!
First Lady Of The United States.......goes right along with POTUS
ReplyDeleteNice! It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out what this damn acronymn referred to when I first read it! Clearly, I shoudl read more "Newsweek" and less "Vogue" ;)
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