How To Change My Hair

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Every day I walk around with a crown on my head, even when I am at home or when I go to sleep. Okay calling my hair a crown may be a little exaggerated, but hey that’s what happens when you have an appreciation for your hair. I enjoy styling my hair because hair is an accessory that complements an outfit. From my freshmen year to my junior year in high school, I have had some major changes done to my hair. As part of my transformation between middle school and high school, I wanted to change the style of my hair from being a nuisance on my head to, as I said before, an accessory. That is when I decided to comb my hair to the side, I know pretty extreme. I kept this style for the entirety of freshmen year and I liked it because it was stylish but not too crazy. …show more content…

In 2015, a new trend for men’s hair emerged known as the man bun, it involves tying one’s hair into a single bun on top of the vertex area of the head. As with most other trends, I wanted that really badly. The funny thing was my hair at the time was not long enough to put it in a bun so I compromised. The front half of my hair was still combed but the back half of my hair was tied up. It wasn’t even a bun really, looked more like a whale’s spout. I kept the hairstyle for a while until I realized how dumb I actually looked, so I got rid of it. Coming into junior, the most stressful year of high school, I wanted minimal work done to my hair but still want a classy and preppy look. Nothing crazy but still nice looking hair. I ended up going with a messy pompadour look and I loved this hairstyle because it did not require a lot of maintenance work and went very well with my face shape and my clothes. As the senior year was coming closer and summer was about to end, I could not decide if I wanted to change my hairstyle or keep it the

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