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Homeaker’s Uniform: How to Style Hair without Heat

We proceed with part deux de Mère Annie’s Question.  Your attentive peepers may have observed my tucked away tresses in the the Homemaking Uniform premier.  Pinning it like that in the Ante Meridien allows me shiny effortless curls when the Mister gets home Meridien Post.   

Nigh to Coco’s cute curls
Watch the subsequent shortie film to learn yourself how,
thanks to Sister Ashley for learning me about the existence of this video.

Hair that does itself while I vacuum or change diapers. 
That’s executive Homemaking multi-tasking. 
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Living Vicariously: Pixie Hair

Recall in “Roman Holiday” when Audrey (aka Ann) shears all her princess locks 
I’ve longed to do that for many celestial revolutions. (I wouldn’t turn down a follow-up jaunt through Rome and the consumption of gelato a la cone either.) 
However, my current appetite for lock adventure is presently dormant.  But yesterday, I saw a set of dainty features framed by strong eyebrows that would stun with just such fringe.  Below are the “afters” of Coco’s first haircut:
(click to enlarge)
And forget not my adult friendly friend, Lyndsay Mrs. Johnson, who knows how to cut, style, and strut a pixie coiffure.  Her story just may give you the gumption to follow your own hair ambitions.
What do you wish you had the courage to do with your hair?  Comments are open. 
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