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But it could also be said that Leonard was babyliss pro perfect curl indirectly responsible for the very first attacks upon the queen, found in inflammatory pamphlets circulating as early as 1775. The attacks were prompted by Leonard’s incredibly fanatical hairstyles, concoctions that reached such a height that it was necessary for ladies to kneel on the carriage flooror hold the towering hairpieces outside the coach windows en route to gala balls and the opera. 

Noble ladies of the court of Versailles felt obliged to imitate the queen’s new and daring hairstyles, despite the danger of becoming burning infernos when they brushed against the candles of the palace chandeliers. The young ladies of Paris were also enthralled with the newfangled trends, drastically increasing their coiffure expenses and incurring large debts. Mothers and husbands grumbled, family fights ensued, and many relationships were irreparably damaged. In all, the general consensus of the French people was well publicizedthe queen was bankrupting all the women of France, financially and morally.Leonard Autie unexpectedly received Princess Marie Antoinette’s first request for an elaborate coiffure for the opera one evening. It would be a risky endeavor because he was a bit tipsy. While Leonard slowly separated the princess’s hair, attempting to conjure something magical, he no doubt was battling the thumping arteries of his temples. Fortunately, Leonard’s panic gave way to inspiration, and within an hour his flock of curls was able to hold three white ostrich plumes, set on the left side of her head and fastened in the middle of a rosette he had braided with her hair. A bow of pink ribbon, in the center of which was a large ruby, held the elaborate creation together.Marie Antoinette’s amazing pouf. She examined it in silence. For a moment, from the wrinkled eyebrows, the princess appeared somewhat disappointed, saying, “My hairstyle is perfect, and it is admirably planned, but it is remarkably bold.” However, this frown lasted only an instant, when, like a flash, her face lit up with delight: “Oh, Leonard, it must be over a yard high!” 

The ship itself, with its masts, rigging, and guns, was imitated in miniature on the pouf. This elaborate creation, a celebration of sorts, was an overnight success. It should be noted, however, that many such coifs were supported with wired scaffolding and were very heavy. Also, seldom washed and chi flat irons making sleep difficult, these powdered concoctions were commonly breeding grounds for all types of vermin. By the time Queen Marie Antoinette had given France its first heir to the throne, she was threatened by the increasing loss of her hair. I absolutely love the fall season, and the holidays that come with it. Halloween is one of our family’s favorites, but having six children can make it really tough on me. We literally have to come up with six creative, cutesy, unique, and cost effective Halloween costumes every year and do it with a smile!Halloween costumes can become quite expensive, especially with six kids. Have you ever found out that your child lost the teacher’s note and that the school Halloween party is just days away? Yep, it has happened to me and I had to run around in a mad scramble to find any costume that would work!I believe that nothing spurs creativity quite as much as necessity, so I have become really good at creating a darling Halloween costume using just a few household items and easy to find things from the store. Many of these costume ideas are  centered around what I can create with my daughter’s hair. 

But, among the normal styles, there are outliers: The wild ones, the edgy ones, and the very sad ones.Below, however, is a selection of cuts that are trying to hard to be cool and trendy and are failing miserably.The photos are amusing people online in China (and neighboring Japan), who are finding the dorky pics funny. However, they make me sad. So sad! These young dudes are trying so hard, but alas. The thought of someone going into their local salon and saying, “Hey, gimme the greasy limp one” induces shudders. Almost every woman has toiled before the mirror, trying desperately to look “professional.” Photographer Endia Beal explored this frustration that occurs so often in the corporate sphere, this feeling of otherness that asks women, quite simply, to change. For minority women this change is often far more difficult, as the ideal corporate appearance remains, in most cases, the white male. For a photo series entitled “Can I Touch It?” Beal approached white women in their forties some colleagues, others strangers and babyliss flat iron gave them a hairstyle typically seen on black women.