#I WILL NOT USE A IRON TO CURL MY HAIR

[got-eggs]

I gave in and bought teeny curlers for my hair

More for convenience sake than anything else, it takes too long any other way I'm willing to do

Plus I can put the cutlers in while my hair is somewhat wet unlike b4

[pedroscurls]

I can’t - Hugh is just so 🥵🥵🥵 // are you thinking about writing something about it?? 😝

honestly these new pics have cured my writer’s block because look at these subtle curls

[portsandstars]

AAAAA IM SO HAPPY I FINISHED IT TODAY!!

[fantarain]

I hate my hair so much oh my GOD. I curl it and the most it does is get wavy. and half of my hair still stays completely straight no matter how much I curl it

[andromedasummer]

after like 2 years i finally got a haircut AND i got it styled for the first time ever as well and i am so happy with it

[ask-artsy-oncie]

If you’re wondering how Jules ended up acquainted with Black Arts Beagle beyond just “they’re both magic users in Duckburg” - this is how Jules looked in their teenaged years:

[hidefdoritos]

I am Going to hack all my hair off

[bunny-b-b-baby]

Can someone PLEASE tell me what demon the girlies with perfect hair sold their soul to in order to get those perfect blow out curls 😭😭😭 what witchcraft is it!!!! I want IN STOP GATEKEEPING PRETTY HAIR

[digitalgirls]

i rarely flat iron my hair, but when i do i feel incredible LMAO

[bisamwilson]

it’s wild to me that there are people with super long hair that curl all of it with a curling iron every day. i barely have any hair at all and any time i curl it halfway through i’m like “this was the worst mistake i’ve ever made why does it take so long”

[flowers-that-sing]

“for someone who just has straight hair, that is… a very complicated routine”

yea ik sorry its just my inner steve harrington jumping out

[fiapple]

might start keeping my hair curled on the regular to see if it helps my self-esteem. will update with any results.

[voltaspistol]

As someone whose pin straight hair began to naturally turn into a big curly poofball just as the 1990s went crazy for The Rachel haircut? The biggest cruelty wouldn't just be if you were *comfortable* in long gowns. The biggest cruelty would be if preferred long gowns but also you had zero curves in 1905 because you were a skinny teenager, having to cinch in what you could and try to discreetly pad everything else out-- Only to get married and pop out a few kids and by 1920 you finally have a bust and hips..... Just in time for fashion to decide that if you have tits and ass, you don't get nice clothes.

Pour one out for women who lived through at least part of the Victorian and Edwardian eras and then had to wear 1920s clothing because keeping relatively current was an aspect of respectability

Like yeah sure, some found it fun and dived in with gusto. Some had not enjoyed the previous decades and liked this one. Good for them

But imagine having lived with AND liked actually supportive corsets, and elegant lines that acknowledged things like Breasts and Hips, and beautiful decoration, and hairstyles where you could learn one go-to and do it every day with minimal professional help (unless you were rich)

And then being told “oh sorry now you have to look like a barrel unless you want to bind your breasts and develop an eating disorder. we call this a corset still but it is basically proto-Spanx. Please have the head of a Lego minifig, hair-wise; you’ll have to pay for regular hairdresser visits if you want the MOST socially celebrated iteration thereof. Here is a plastic geometric bangle; have fun”

(Obviously that’s highly subjective and non-comprehensive but it WAS a huge switch to almost the opposite of what came before the late 1910s-ish. And if you happened to prefer that Before…)

God I would start Murdering

[spacebell]

lately I’ve been feeling cute when I have straight hair and I don’t know how to feel about it

[just-your-average-tangerine]

Desperately need to figure out what to do with my hair

My roots are showing bad so I need to bleach and dye it but I don't want to do that until I decide how I'm going to be cutting and styling it

I thought about getting a perm for some loose curls like I had when I was younger, then cutting it a little above shoulder length, but that's expensive and seems a bit higher maintenance than I'm looking for right now

I could cut it how I had it before where its got about 2 inches on top and I swoop it to the side (I don't know what hairstyles are called) because I can do that with only a little mousse. But I have what have been described as "cow licks from hell" that have to be cut in a very specific way and i don't trust anyone other than the one stylist whose done it for me in the past to do it correctly. And I now live hundreds of miles away from that salon, so... (and there's not even any good salons here, it's just great clips or the one inside walmart)

I want something shoulder length or shorter, without it being like a crew cut or something, that's easy to style with no product (or at least nothing more than a lightweight mousse, I hate the feeling of having product in my hair)

[bhaalsdeepbat]

kicking and screaming because i have to do hair and makeup twice in a row and why is beauty such SUFFERING