It's a curly world

We woke up at 6 and began unrolling the 'springs'.  I could tell that she was a little shocked at how well the curls took.  I'm sure it totally scared her, because she was silent and barely breathing.  I didn't even ask her what she thought since I was knew her answer would be that she hated it.  You have to remember that she has naturally curly hair.  Not as curly as Gwen's, but really close.  But she chooses to straighten it each day.  Of course, she wasn't understanding that I had to piece out the curls and keep em separated - so once I went thru each one and applied curl definer, she liked it more.  We clipped it off to the side and here are the results.... 

 

freshly unwrapped

 all styled up

Comments

[Keli Clayton]

Aww, cute.

You gotta keep 'em separated.

Love that song.

[wendy]

Wow! That Allison is beautiful!

[Darby]

cute what is the occasion?

[Tammy Jones]

Very cute! So tell me this, when Geneva is a bit older am I going to be straightening her hair every day? As a mother of 5 do you actually take part in this daily ritual??? How do you have the time!?!

BTW... I was gifted the pleasure of a surprise "Momma gets to sleep in today" so the fauxnuts will be attempted tomorrow morning!

xxoo

[ClistyB]

tammy you very well could be on the daily straightening schedule like I am. And yes, unfortunately, up until a few months ago, I actually was doing that for Allison each and every day. But only since she began jr high (she's in 8th)did she begin wearing it straightened. About a month into this school year I snapped and told her she had to step up and do the straightening herself, I couldn't hack the 6 am hair call any longer.
My problem now is that she and I use the same equipment, which means she does her hair in my bathroom. Totally defeating the purpose of her own bathroom. I need to get her own flat iron now $$$$$$$

[Missy]

Very cute!! What's the occasion?