BTDT.
We are definitely showing our age when we can talk about ironing our hair straight, with an iron and ironing board.
Told my daughter about it. Got a
and then when I offered to do it once for her when she forgot her flat iron.
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We are definitely showing our age when we can talk about ironing our hair straight, with an iron and ironing board.
Told my daughter about it. Got a
and then when I offered to do it once for her when she forgot her flat iron.
If you're really worried about voltages, there are non-electric options...
https://www.amazon.com/ThermaCell-Conair-Compact-Curling-Iron/dp/B004TA7B04
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https://www.amazon.com/ThermaCell-Conair-Compact-Curling-Iron/dp/B004TA7B04
https://www.amazon.com/Conair-MiniP...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=J7TVRR30VEP95HQ3CZXS
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Or do what we did back in the day...and I don't mean ironing your hair with the iron and ironing board in your resort room. Put your hair up with several empty (and cleaned) orange juice cans before you go to bed. It's how we made sure our long hair would be straight and not frizzy the next day. That and Dippity Doo....
Nemo14
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And don't forget to tape your bangs down!
I forgot about that. But I never had bangs....just long hair parted in the middle. The standard 60s and early 70s do.
Nemo14
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Cher and I had long bangs...
Cher and I had long bangs...
My glasses prohibited long bangs... Plus, there are school photos of me with bangs my mom attempted....so I swore off bangs as soon as I could.