Faith Hills - Spring Hairstyle

We see the celebrities every day on the limelight having this long hair. It’s not uncommon to bump in a magazine with Faith Hill, Jennifer Aniston and Jessica Simpson with this gorgeous long hair.

Faith Hill Hairstyle

While on another article, it’s not as long, but still so glamorous. Though you are not preparing for any grand event, you have the opportunity to attain the same look. The Faith Hill hair style is attained by the use of extensions. A hair extension involves attaching synthetic hair to your natural one.

Hairstyle for spring - Faith Hill

The synthetic hair looks just like your natural hair. The extension solves the problem of hair loss and breakages. Hair extensions come with different sizes and shapes. One should research on the different methods used to fix the extension to have a good outcome.

Spring Hairstyle - Faith Hill

Basic steps to follow to get an extension:
• Know how much it costs to get a good extension. Get what exactly suits you in terms of looks and hair type.
• Obtain all the details on how an extension is fixed. This will help you determine what method suits you.
• Get the methods used to obtain extensions. Research on the company options profile.

Spring Hairstyle

• Choose a good hair salon to go have your hair extension done. Make point of meeting the consultant.
• Verify that the consultant you choose is well qualified, and the salon is well equipped.
• Schedule a date that you will have the extension. Get all details that will help in maintaining your extensions.

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it's my party and i'll cry if i want to.

Let me preface this by saying that I'm well aware of how ridiculous this is. You may even lose a few brain cells by reading this. I'm just sayin'.

I'm terrified of turning 26.

Yup, pretty ridiculous.

I know that 26 is young. But it's four years closer to 30 than twenty-five, and that makes me scared. Twenty-six sounds so important and mature and adult-like, and I don't want to be that. I'm not ready to be that.

I set myself up for this kind of stress and disappointment. When we were in grade school, we wrote an essay on where we saw ourselves in 10 years. I was probably 12 when I wrote my essay, and I saw myself as a 22 year old wife and mother. Really? 22? Because when I turned 22, I was just graduating college and crying and trying to figure out if I was ready for this world because I wasn't really sure if this world was ready for me.

At 18, I entered college gave myself a 5 year goal: I saw myself as a successful business person living in another city. Now here I am, ten days shy of my 26th birthday, and I'm living in the same town I swore I wouldn't in at twenty-two. I'm working the same job as I have been for the last five years. Not a whole lot has changed, except for my last name.

So at 26, I feel like all sorts of pressure is on. I feel like I should be living up to that person I said I would be. I feel like we should be having kids. Like I should be traveling. Like I should be more of a worldly person and less of a I-Never-Leave-This-City kind of girl.

I feel like if I haven't accomplished these things, then I've let myself down. I also don't want to turn thirty because then that means I haven't achieved what I set myself out to do.

At least I warned you that this was utterly and insanely ridiculous.

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1. The first thing I do in the morning is hit snooze, then check my email from my blackberry and sleep for 4 more minutes.

2. Every night before bed I check my email.

3. My favorite thing to do when I'm having a bad day is Change into pajams and curl up on the couch under a blanket with my favorite DVD. Usually Grey's Anatomy.

4. Something that makes me cringe isThe incorrect usage of "they're" "their" and "there", as well as "then" and "than". We learned these things in third grade, people! THIRD GRADE!

5. Social situations still freak me out as much as they used to.

6. I like to collect concert tickets, movie stubs, cards my husband gave me, pictures and photographs, fancy bags (they get framed) and vintage trinkets.

7. Weekends are for lazy days, pajamas and champagne.

where i want to sleep.

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something sweet.