Do you need to have your headpiece prior to a hair trial? I know I want my hair half up/half down, but don't know what tiara or clips or anything yet.
Also, will they wash/dry your hair for you too or no?
Thanks
tks6574
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I would think you should have a head piece.
Crismicka
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Wait for the headpiece..you will want to see the full picture
holly231
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They will wash/dry but they prefer you come with your hair washed and dried already, because washing and drying takes a long time....(depending on how long your hair is)
Laura1976
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If you don't have the hairpiede don't worry about it. My dress isn't coming in until January, and I don't want to buy one until I see the dress in person. The hair dresser told me not to worry they can usually fit in a head piece into any style.
FrescaBride
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Posted by holly231
They will wash/dry but they prefer you come with your hair washed and dried already, because washing and drying takes a long time....(depending on how long your hair is)
One of the reasons they preferred that you wash and dry your hair the day before is because your hair is more manageable and easier to style. This is especially good if you are having an updo.
Gagie24
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Thanks for all the advice. I didn't even think to blowdry it the day before. Do you think it would look greasy? I'm having a half up/half down hairstyle.
cl2426
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For my trial, I borrowed a headpiece and veil from the place I bought my dress. They were more then happy to let me borrow something similar to what I would get with my dress, even though I did not purchase those items yet..!
