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Hey everyone!
It's the first Questions and Answers entry ever on ibeauty! :D I'm so excited that I was able to answer so many girl's questions, and will be answering some in the entry.
Remember, if you send me a question you don't want me to post just tell me so and I won't. :)
Where are some of your favorite places to shop for clothes/accessories for a good price?
Personally, I love bluenotes for deals. They have an awesome sale going on right now where you buy your first pair or jeans, get the next pair half off. So I buy two really good pairs of jeans for only 45 dollars. :)
Another place I love is Smart Set. They have great sales going on at all times! But remember NEVER to buy something JUST because it's on sale. try it on first, and if it doesn't look great, don't spend the 7 bucks on it.
For accessories, I like Ardenes. :) They have good prices on everything, but be careful not to use their testers. You never know who's used them before.
What are some products (shampoo, conditioner, etc.) that you would recommend for really frizzy, wavy hair?
I answered this question about two entries back, so you can read about that here. :) It's under "Curl Perfect."
Hey,
I have a question. My hair grows forward. It's confusing but it does. So...I have always had bangs until summer in 2008 and I decided I wanted bangs that went to the side. Like you were talking about in your post. Welllll....so I cut them like that and Mom said she didn't like them because they were always in my face. But my hair doesn't look good with normal straight down bangs. So I thought maybe I should grow them out. Although I would rather keep the bangs. It said in your entry to do the clip thing.. but aren't they still in your face? Can you think of any styles, ways to put my bangs, etc. for my hair? Thanks!!!
I know what you mean. :) Here are some ideas:
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- Clip your bangs straight back.
- You could try what my friend kaia calls a bubble...Just loosely pin your bangs back, leaving only the lightest layer. So take a comb, and separate your bangs so that there's almost a feathery layer on the bottom, and take some gel and put that whever you want it. Then just kinda pin your other bangs back with a small clip, and either make it tighter or looser. Whatever you want.
- Another way to keep them off your face is to coat a comb in gel, and comb them 'till they're hard (it feels uncomfortable at first, but you get used to it if you like it) and then comb them to the position you want.
Whatever works for you. Some of these work better than others, so hopefully something will work!
My skin feels really oily and pimly. Is there a solution? Also, How do you get your hair to look straight without a straightner?
If you have naturally oily skin, try to find a cleanser, toner, and moisturizer kit that are specially for oily skin. It's a good idea to get a cleanser, toner, and moisturizer that are meant to work together. Get a face KIT to get the best results. Also, try to keep your bangs off of your face. Your hair is filled with oils, (everyone's is) and often people's faces (especially if you already have oily skin) react badly to the oils in your hair. try to keep it off your face, and see what happens. ;)
If you want your hair straight, try using a curling iron if you have one. It works the same way, but you get a flip to the bottom of your hair.
If that doesn't work, or you don't have one, try braiding it LOOSELY after getting out of the shower. :) Or just putting it in braids. don' do french braids when it's drying, though. Or else it'll go all poofy.
If you put it in loose braids it'll probably stay in that sort of position, but get a little wavy. it varies for hair types. :)
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Thanks so much for your questions guys! Keep them coming!
ibeauty
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Clip your bangs in place (with the clip above the ear) so that they sweep across your forehead.
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