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Kink emerged the victor over smooth in the 100 Degree Summer Hair Skirmish, Poppy thought, glaring into the cheap, non-glass mirror disgusted by the fact that the sheen of the hair salon had abandoned her fiery locks on the humid walk home.
Her hair, that wild and unruly jungle that looked like a cat had puked a bird’s nest up, was now so untameable that it would have taken even the most talented beautician pit crew hours to brush out.
Her only recourse was the dreaded metal hot comb heating up in the gas-powered flames of the stove, as the countdown to prom commenced.
©2020 Rhyan Scorpio-Rhys
I remembered my friend with curly hair….
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Awesome voice and imagery. What a fun read. 🙂
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Thank you!
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Descriptive, and entertaining! Is this a firsthand experience for you, or are you imagining what it must be like to have curly hair?
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Thank you and it’s more like second and thirdhand experience via family members and friends.
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Her hair, that wild and unruly jungle that looked like a cat had puked a bird’s nest up – this is quite an image. Loved it.
I know people who have suffered because of their locks. It’s a pain that you have to feel to really know it.
And that hot comb – YIKES!
Can’t imagine that it’ll be comfortable. Poor girl.
Humidity can be the worst. It just makes one’s hair turn, twist, and rebel. Like the scalp is a battleground and every strand is fighting for independence.
Great story! 🙂
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Nothing like tucking into breakfast and hearing the sizzle and crackle of a metal hot comb on hair grease, and the smell of burnt hair. Just adds that extra bit of flavor to your corn flakes.
Ah, memories.
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That must be horrible. Some things you never forget. Unfortunately…
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So Interesting.
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