Can you say, doesn't follow directions well? Since I obviously missed the theme of today's WFMW, I was going to shelve it until next week, but I don't see the option to delete it from Shannon's linky, so here it is...
First of all, I am really excited that Wednesday has rolled around and I actually remember my WFMW idea (from two weekends ago - I couldn't remember what it was last Wednesday). The Revlon hot air styler and dryer pictured is one of the greatest inventions I have ever tried for fixing your hair. The girl who cuts my hair uses one, and told me I could pick one up at Target, which I did immediately, although mine is silver instead of this funky purple.
For years I used a hair dryer and a round brush to fix my hair. This is like a round brush with a built-in dryer and two barrel sizes. There is one thing I need to tell you though, or you will not like it: Do not think of this as a hair dryer, but instead as the ultimate round brush. Get your hair almost completely dry (or even completely dry) before you use it. If you use it on wet hair it will take forever.
It takes a little getting used to, but then it makes fixing your hair a snap!
Visit Shannon at Rocks in My Dryer for more WFMW tips!
First of all, I am really excited that Wednesday has rolled around and I actually remember my WFMW idea (from two weekends ago - I couldn't remember what it was last Wednesday). The Revlon hot air styler and dryer pictured is one of the greatest inventions I have ever tried for fixing your hair. The girl who cuts my hair uses one, and told me I could pick one up at Target, which I did immediately, although mine is silver instead of this funky purple.For years I used a hair dryer and a round brush to fix my hair. This is like a round brush with a built-in dryer and two barrel sizes. There is one thing I need to tell you though, or you will not like it: Do not think of this as a hair dryer, but instead as the ultimate round brush. Get your hair almost completely dry (or even completely dry) before you use it. If you use it on wet hair it will take forever.
It takes a little getting used to, but then it makes fixing your hair a snap!
Visit Shannon at Rocks in My Dryer for more WFMW tips!
Labels: Works-for-Me Wednesday
5 Comments:
I went over to visit "Rocks" and had the nicest time.
Thanks for stopping...
Thank you for the laugh and the tip. You can call it a recipe for the hair.
:)
First, thanks for your "amnio" advice to me. I really have felt a weight lifted since I let the idea of it go. My 20 week ultra-fancy ultrasound for old ladies is next Friday!
Second, I am going to have to get me one of these! It will really be perfect for my daughter's hair, too. Thanks for the recommendation and tips for best use!
been using this thing for years. actually, i've worn out several. revlon really ought to give me a case of them for all the people i've loaned mine to who have run right out and bought one. there's nothing else like it.
New to your blog...great tip. I hate using the brush and dryer...I'll have to look for me one of these.
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