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For those using/used Jen from Fairytale

littlecat Posted:

For those using/used Jen from Fairytale

Does she blow out the hair or should you come with your hair already washed and blown out?

littlecat Posted:

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Need to know for trial and day of

Sandy&Ben Posted:

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i don't know what jen prefers, but in the past whenever i have gotten an updo, they have told me to not wash my hair that day because it is easier to do an updo with unwashed dry hair.

smooch Posted:

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Hadn't even though of that, thanks. However, when I don't wash my hair, it's really obvious. I have to ask her if I can still wash it anyway.

littlecat Posted:

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Mine too, it gets oily (not to sound gross) and I don't want it to look dark and oily for my wedding.

smooch Posted:

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Didn't sound gross! I know what you mean. My scalp up in front gets oily and thus looks darker. I'm a blonde, but not plantinum blonde, so it'd be obvious. And then the rest of my hair becomes dry. I hate it when I don't wash it. I'd have to train it, which I've done before. You can train it so that you only wash it every other day. Then it won't get so oily after skipping a day. It's actually better for your hair to wash it every other day. But the training period is icky bc your hair gets oily while it adjusts, and I run every morning. There is no way I could get away with not washing my hair after a run!

JoRo Posted:

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You can wash it if you want to. I did not (for the trial or day of) but i have very dry hair and plus it is super curly/frizzy and i like to blow it out in the morning so it was already blown out for the trial - which i loved, so i didn't want to mess with it the day of!

Jennifer told me i could do it either way, but that she thought my hair might be easier if it was not washed (because of the aforementioned dry / frizz problem! )

but you could do it either way. Hope that helps, good luck!

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