Oh, your hands are magic wands
snipping, coloring and styling my wild locks
into a face-framing masterpiece-
Swaggering out the door feeling beautiful (until I have to style it tomorrow)
After visiting my hair stylist today, I realized the gratitude I have for her and her talents. I decide to write an ode to her. I walk into the appointments feeling normal and always leave with a bit of swagger. The talent she has to style my hair is amazing to me. Honestly, I relish how it looks for the rest of the day because I know I will not be able to replicate the look in the morning. She is a beauty culturist for sure.
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7 responses to “My Hair Stylist’s Magic Touch- SOLC Day 6”
I hope you will print this out and give it to her! Be sure to include the image, because it is the perfect companion to your piece. Swagger is a great word to use here.
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I certainly will do that! It hadn’t occurred to me. I know Amy will appreciate it.
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I have a hair stylist I adore and went to get a haircut yesterday! This was timely for me to read. Hair is such an important topic and rich with stories whenever I use it as a prompt. I often use the HAIR essay from Sandra Cisneros. Thank you for this today!
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I will look up that essay.
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I can actually imagine how one would “Swagger” as you feel like a superstar after a pampering like that. The moment is to be savored as like you put it , it many not be replicated the following day.
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Stylists are artists, some are magicians. As a guy with thinning hair, I wish I had hair to style.
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I feel the same way about my stylist. I am totally inept and can never get my hair to look as good as she does. And yes, it does put some swag in my step.
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