ameliesoleil
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nets...snoods...travelling hair help...allo...
i need a hair net or a snood or something that will hold my hair in once curled on my train journey to liverpool... i think a net or snood would be best but where on earth can i buy one?
i don't have time to buy online (yes should have thought of this earlier) so any high streets shops do you think??
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Diva Hollywood
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Hi honey
I have started to wear my hair in curlers when i am on the way to gigs and just wrap a scarf around it. Its amazing how many woman you see doing it these days on trains lol
Diva x
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ameliesoleil
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do you promise... i have never been to liverpool before...maybe all the ladies there wear hair curlers...?
edd reckons he's found me a big ole black beret... knowing him it could be a dustbin lid he's found somewhere 
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Diva Hollywood
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Well maybe in Liverpool its just me and I have seen millie in curlers but that was in my car. But I have seen lots of ladies on the train to London in there curlers and as I have said I wear mine about, my hair is dead straight I have to. Going to try an experiment with a product Millie recommended and some hot rollers today.
I am really looking forward to Sunday now.
Diva x
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Ruby Rose
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I often pin my curls in place around my hair line then tie a long leopard print scarf around my head with a jaunty little bow at the top! ( I love the word jaunty so seldom do I get the chance to use it!)
Ruby
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Thrilby
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If you did want to go with the boring old hair net option, I've seen some recently in Clares Acessories
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ameliesoleil
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cheers ladies, i have found a hair net in superdrug so alongside my net, pin curls, lashings and lashings of pantene curl spray and my jaunty beret i should be good to go
hope your experiment goes well diva... honestly i am so impressed by my heated rollers... took ten mins to do proper curly hair for jeepers peepers tonight woot!
xx
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