Bad hair days, and what to do when you have one.
Created | Updated Jan 28, 2002
You wake up in the morning after hopefully what was a good night's sleep of pleasant dreams, and you feel like you could take on..., not the world, 'cause that would be stupid, but a fair few annoying workmates/customers/lawyers. That is until you look in the mirror to see your hair looking like the nest of a drunken bird that had few nest making skills in the first place. Many people care about this, though I do not as my so called "wild locks" have become somewhat of a trademark in my college community.
Usually a quick shower will fix the problem, but this may waste valuable time, especially if you overslept. A common varity of "bad" hair, is a little prong of revolutionary hair that refuses to conform with the rest of you style, or how your hair generally is.
This is a problem that I come across all too often. Brushes and combs have little effect, water is useless, many gels only make the situation worse. You have two options. You could cut it off, but this may result in you looking stupid, or, you could leave it, but this will result in you looking stupid, or fashionable. Many expensive hair styles of "hip" celebrities have been replicated on my head, for no price whatsoever.
Another question is, what causes your hair to do such a thing anyway? Are pillows an intelligent life form, intent on making lives of hair obsessed humans misery? Are beds secretly charged with static electricity? Who knows? Hopefully someone out there does.
Usually a quick shower will fix the problem, but this may waste valuable time, especially if you overslept. A common varity of "bad" hair, is a little prong of revolutionary hair that refuses to conform with the rest of you style, or how your hair generally is.
This is a problem that I come across all too often. Brushes and combs have little effect, water is useless, many gels only make the situation worse. You have two options. You could cut it off, but this may result in you looking stupid, or, you could leave it, but this will result in you looking stupid, or fashionable. Many expensive hair styles of "hip" celebrities have been replicated on my head, for no price whatsoever.
Another question is, what causes your hair to do such a thing anyway? Are pillows an intelligent life form, intent on making lives of hair obsessed humans misery? Are beds secretly charged with static electricity? Who knows? Hopefully someone out there does.
