Headbands: Finally Here!

So, finally I'm going to talk about headbands.

Headbands can sometimes be a pain in the a** ! You put them on and they look wonderful but 1 hour or 2 hours later, you start to feel the pressure the headband is actually doing to your skull. This leads to taking it off and ruining your hairstyle you decided to have for the day. This is why you must be careful on what type of headband you buy.

There are many types of headbands: plastic, fabric, toothed, novelty, etc. http://www.gracenglamour.com/a-range-of-headbands-to-choose-from/) <<-check for yourself ;)

Whichever, its always nice to have one! However, headbands are just like clothes: if its too tight or too loose; does it fit? The reality of the situation is that you have to try it on! The good part of doing this is that you don't have to get naked :D

I don't usually like to use the fabric ones, because they tend to be the tightest but if you keep looking for another one that might be a bit loose, then that could help. You could also try stretching them a little.

The plastics ones are also good because they don't tend to slide off like the fabric ones. The bad side on these is that some plastic ones irritate the area behind your ear. So, be careful which ones you pick.

Again, headbands are just like clothes. If you don't try it on, then how do you know it fits or looks good? So, when your shopping for headbands don't be such a lazy bum and just try them on!

*The pictures are example of what I like for headbands right now! The flowery ones are whats in for me because were in summer and I like the fabric ones because they usually make your hair stand with lots of volume (and I love that).

Thanks for reading...love ,

Gil

P.S. I totally forgot about the headbands that are made out of pearls or beads. Right now I'm trying to find one of those! They usually come out in The Tudors (t.v. series for those who don't know) ! I really like them :)