Painful Tiaras
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Forum Name: Prom Hairstyles
Forum Description: Prom Hair 411
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Printed Date: January 23 2025 at 10:47am
Topic: Painful Tiaras
Posted By: bollywood
Subject: Painful Tiaras
Date Posted: March 28 2004 at 9:23am
My junior prom is coming up, and I've got my date and dress. Now I'm deciding on the perfect hairstyle, which I think will be a smooth, simple updo. I want to dress it up with a tiara, but the last time I wore one (Halloween) it was such an uncomfortable experience. It was a silver one from The Icing (store kind of like Claire's boutique) that looked pretty enough, but felt like Jesus' crown of thorns after about an hour. Since this is the prom, I'm willing to spend a little more money on a beautiful yet comfortable tiara. Comfortable tiara? Am I on crack or does one actually exist? If anybody has tried or knows of any tiaras which do not cause painful headaches, your advice would be very appreciated.
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Posted By: bollywood
Date Posted: March 30 2004 at 2:32pm
I really urge more than 6 people to look at this post and help me out!  ------------- |
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: June 04 2004 at 2:57pm
| yah i have worn a tiara .. im colombian so we do the sweet 15 instead n its a huge thing .. real fancy .. for my sweet 15 i wore a tiara .. i dont know what kind of tiara you wore .. or how u did your hair but if you do a updo n were one then it will be fine .. n u dunt needa spend a lot of $$$ for one .. it just depends on how u were your hair .. dont wear it down make sure its up .. hope it helps ..aiight xOwUnxO **NENA |
Posted By: tweety
Date Posted: June 26 2004 at 5:54pm
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Try www.easy-formal-hairstyles.info or some links on this site. Some people say that it is quite good. Petra ------------- |