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Day 97 - Arf, Arf That Girl

So the hubby said that Sam Sheep dog was back "arf arf" and the guys at work said it looked like That Girl.

It was supposed to be like Flo on the Progressive, as my Aunt Sylvia suggested, but I guess I should have left more in front of the headband.

So what do you think?  Flo? That Girl?  Jenny?

Can't find the right pic of Jenny...

Day 96 - Braided Bun

Did one similar to this a while back, but didn't quite get the effect I wanted the last time.  This time you can really see the braid in the back.

Here's the last time Day 57 - Mop on Top Monday

hehe... now that I look at it, I even wore white that day.

Great Ideas For Teen Boys Haircuts in 2010

Great Ideas For Teen Boys Hairstyles in 2010

Teens all over the world love to follow trends, whether it comes to fashion, hair or make-up. Gone are the days where boys left the style decisions to their mothers or older sisters. They are taking charge especially when it comes to hair, so here are some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles.

The simplest style to achieve is the short cut. This is great because it is easy to maintain and manage, and perfect for any teen on the go. For a more active look you could go for the spiky look. With this style the length of the cut is around an inch on the top and a bit shorter on the sides. The spikes can all be styled upwards or in a range of directions for a messier look. For a more noticeable style there is always the Mohawk. This has been in fashion for a long time and is not only limited to punk rockers.

For teen boys with longer hair, there is the straight or the curly look. The straight look just needs a middle or a side path and the hair is left to just hang. This is great for guys who have naturally straight hair. For some more personality some layers or a fringe can be added to the style. For boys who have naturally curly or thick hair, angel curls are the way to go. To get a great set of curls, a diffuser or even hot rollers can be used. There is nothing wrong with a guy owning his very own set of hot rollers if he really likes the curly look.

These are just some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles. The choice should be based on hair types, what is liked the most and what is the easiest to maintain.
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Great Ideas For Teen Boys Haircuts in 2010

Great Ideas For Teen Boys Hairstyles in 2010

Teens all over the world love to follow trends, whether it comes to fashion, hair or make-up. Gone are the days where boys left the style decisions to their mothers or older sisters. They are taking charge especially when it comes to hair, so here are some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles.

The simplest style to achieve is the short cut. This is great because it is easy to maintain and manage, and perfect for any teen on the go. For a more active look you could go for the spiky look. With this style the length of the cut is around an inch on the top and a bit shorter on the sides. The spikes can all be styled upwards or in a range of directions for a messier look. For a more noticeable style there is always the Mohawk. This has been in fashion for a long time and is not only limited to punk rockers.

For teen boys with longer hair, there is the straight or the curly look. The straight look just needs a middle or a side path and the hair is left to just hang. This is great for guys who have naturally straight hair. For some more personality some layers or a fringe can be added to the style. For boys who have naturally curly or thick hair, angel curls are the way to go. To get a great set of curls, a diffuser or even hot rollers can be used. There is nothing wrong with a guy owning his very own set of hot rollers if he really likes the curly look.

These are just some great ideas for teen boys hairstyles. The choice should be based on hair types, what is liked the most and what is the easiest to maintain.
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Day 95 - French Twister

Danette loves to buy me those tools that you see in the drug store and always want to try, but can't bring yourself to buy.  Today, I tried out the "French Twister".  It seemed like a good fit because I went swimming early in the morning & needed a quick hairstyle before work.

I have to say I didn't expect to use it when I first got it (sorry Danette) but it was a GREAT quick hairstyle.  I had to practice a few times first.  Luckily I tried it the night before.  This morning, first shot is what I left all day.  And this pic is at the end of the day.  I have to say I give it two thumbs up!  tonytail.com

P.S. to give my hair some texture & lift, I used Pantene's Root Lifting Spray.

Day 94 - Ocean Braids

You know those 3-Barrel wavers that are out now?  Well I went in to the Cherry Hill Sam Ash & one of the managers had the cutest textured bun (like a girl with curly hair) but she said she had poker straight hair.  Apperantly her trick was to use one of those 3 Barrel Wavers to get the texture.  Well I had to have one....

And apperantly... I need more practice...