So-ready for a funny story? Yes, it's at my expense, but I was even laughing, so I'll share it with you.
Monday evening I got my hair cut and styled by the wonderful Jayme Giordano (702-487-0616). She gave my hair so much volume I loved it! She also told me how to do it myself (and if you know my sister and I-were not the best at doing our hair).
So the next morning, I wash it, dry it, and start to style it. I used velcro rollers from Avon (Bama), and I also used 2 round brushes. I left them in as I made breakfast and do my makeup. I start unrolling the rollers and it's looking great. I go to unroll one of the round brushes and it's a little tight. I decide to work on that one last so I continue with the rest of the rollers. I move back to the round brush...and it's stuck. Not like a little stuck, but REALLY REALLY 100% STUCK! It won't budge, it won't unroll, it will hardly lift. I try not to panic as thoughts of scissors and really short hair and pictures of Greece with me looking like this goes through my mind.
So I'm trying to work it out, look at the clock and I'm supposed to be out the door. So I think-well those little pink things on the end of the bristle is maybe stopping it from un rolling. Also, I will NEVER use this brush again, so why not cut those off. I grab the closest pair of scissors and start to try to cut off the bristles. It's really hard to get the scissors close enough as I'm trying to cut, then I hear something I DIDN'T want to hear. I cut a big chunk of hair! I didn't see anything-but I heard it. Yikes. I set the scissors down and opted for large nail clippers. I start snipping of the ends very successfully-yet the roller STILL doesn't budge.
I am then already 10 minutes late and have to make a decision. I don't have time to stop at a hair salon to get help (plus I was a little afraid at what they would do). There is NO ONE around to help. I have to be in Sandy for an appointment-so I go. I drive to SLC and go see Kara WITH this roller brush in my hair! As I walk in, I apologize for being late and tell her I had a hair problem as she looks at my head and I can't describe the emotions-first shock, then laughter, lol. I say as long as she can take me seriously for the next hour, we can continue with the appointment. I have to say, I am impressed, she didn't look at my head once and laugh during the appointment-at least until the end.
After, I call up my hair stylist and BFF, WAKE her up, and ask if I can please come over and get assistance. Luckily she can help. I drive clear over to Herriman. First she grabs a bottle of OIL (hair oil, but still! I have to go to work after-and I can't go looking like a greaser from the Outsiders). Luckily due to her magic fingers, she works it out in about 10 minutes. As it's coming undone-remember the chunk of hair I cut-yep, it drops to the floor, long and thick). Luckily it must be in the underlayer, because I can't tell where it came from. All worked out in the end :) I was just happy I didn't have to go to work with a hair brush stuck in my head-who would take me seriously!
And today, I started all over again-but with no problems. I chucked the roller brush. Now my hair is volumeous and gorgeous.
