So here’s physical evidence of my new year’s style resolution – to embrace change & try new things. 

Style resolutions

I’ve been fighting the curl in my hair for the past eight years or so. Most people don’t even know that I have curly hair! But now, I feel like it’s time to work with the curls, rather than against them. They’re a little bit crazy but they have a certain romance. And I think they work quite well with my favourite Lover dress. 

The trick is to get the curls to form ringlets rather than frizz. I used a curl amplifier from Muk (it smells like fruit salad!), which I scrunched into my hair as it was drying. Et voilà, manageable curls.

I still feel rather self-conscious without my sleek hair, so please be kind! 

(Oh, & the soft focus in this portrait? I’ve been playing with my newly Frankensteined camera – a Diana lens on my DSLR. It makes everything look wonderfully dreamy, although I suspect I would get an even nicer result on a sunny day. Turn your DSLR into a Frankenstein monster here.) 

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COMMENTS / 4 COMMENTS

It looks lovely, banish the straightening iron! (just think how much time you’ll save hehe)

HarbourMaster added these words on Jan 04 10 at 8:29 am

The curls are gorgeous! You look like you’ve walked off the set of Picnic at Hanging Rock…

Hannah added these words on Jan 04 10 at 8:44 am

love the curls! how does the product feel in the hair? i have been looking for a good curl product for ages!

love the diana lens <3

Laurie added these words on Jan 04 10 at 11:10 am

Laurie – it’s actually feels almost weightless on my hair, & definitely not “crunchy,” as some curl enhancers tend to be. It has the consistency of a gel rather than a wax, & once in the hair, it’s almost unnoticeable – except for the improved curls, of course!

Thank you all for your lovely comments!

Nadia added these words on Jan 04 10 at 12:40 pm

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