
spontaneous and gives me the feelings of being set free. My hair also makes me really impatient, seeing as I have to brush my hair for thirty minutes to get the tangles out. My hair also makes me confident because I've learned not to care what other people say about it.
I think my main goal with my hair is to keep it soft, long, and detangled, I don't really care what it looks like as long as it's not completely ghetto. Unlike other girls, my hair is at the bottom of my to do list so I'm not super obsessed with it (Afro's are the quickest and easiest way to go), but if i did do something with it I would probably straighten it just to mix it up, I don't like being bored with my hair.
I'm really proud of my curly hair as nice as I've kept it, I love my curls, I love the volume, and most of all I love it's diversity. Never be ashamed to be different, it just means you have a diverse heritage. Always be proud of who you are, even the smallest things (or biggest in my case) like your hair, embrace it, love it, and care for it.
I loved this post Paige!!(: I totally enjoyed reading this! I love how you incorporate your humor into this.
ReplyDeleteNice job at adding your side of the story. Good word choice in your blog, but the picture is a bit blurry.
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