Beachy Waves

My girls' getaway in Carpinteria was all about beautification: facials and manicures and pedicures and Bumble & Bumble hair products and 40 minutes spent on the makeup aisle in Rite-Aid.

In fact, I spent a full hour attempting to put beachy waves in my hair, following the instructions of a 12-year-old girl on YouTube. This is approximately 50 minutes more than I typically spend on my hair. I dutifully twisted and blow dryed, twisted and blow dryed, twisted and blow dryed.

And I ended up with this:

One side wavy, the other straight.

Of course, the waves on the right side of my head completely fell out after we had already left the condo and were well on our way to the brewery. And, friends, with a choice between going back home for another 30 minutes of twisting and blow drying or going to the brewery with half-done hair, I elected the brewery. I'm sure you're not surprised.

Comments

[Lindsay]

That sucks! One side of my hair always falls, too. I think it has something to do with my dominant hand. You did, however, make the right choice. Good beer for the win!

[Stephanie]

that totally sucks. what did you use? when I want to try the beachy waves look, I use this texturizing spray with sea salt. I figured if it has sea salt, it must give me sea hair, right? sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. oh well.

YAY for beer!!!

[Jennie]

I think your choice makes me like you all the more.

[lesli]

You look pretty no matter what!

[vibram five fingers]

the waves on the right side of my head completely fell out after we had already left the condo and were well on our way to the brewery.

[bail bonds]

Make every effort to identify the most recent salary and benefits your candidate received.

[Laura]

No, no, no, makeup at Rite Aid? Come on! Come see what Avon has to offer! Still cheap makeup but way better quality. I like your hair though. I guess the beach waves just take practice. I chopped my hair off because I was so bad at styling it. Now it just hangs.