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"Let&amp;#x27;s just get the embarrassing part out of the way right now: Yes, I have been watching the trashtastic new Bravo &amp;quot;reality&amp;quot; series Princesses: Long Island (and I do mean trashtastic even by Bravo standards, though Real Housewives of New Jersey probably still wins trashtastic-est). I do not recommend that you follow my example. Stay far, far, far away from Princesses: Long Island. Leave it to us professionals at Glamour.com to distill what you need from it. For example, Megan Angelo already delved into the complex sub-drama of the trendy headbands worn by the Princesses. And now, I need to show you a freeze frame of a particular Princess hair moment that really struck me. How often do we see true-to-life frizz like this on TV?That&amp;#x27;s cast member Erica during a drunken Hamptons meltdown&amp;amp;#8212;her once-friend, now-mortal-enemy Casey just admitted she still fully wants to punch Erica &amp;quot;in the f***en face&amp;quot; for stealing her boyfriend way back when they were 16. During this heated convo, Erica&amp;#x27;s hair goes from smoothly blown-out to super-fuzzy all over. The fast frizz progression was so fascinating to watch that it distracted me from the girl dramz. I mean, I&amp;#x27;m no stranger to frizz&amp;amp;#8212;I battle it daily in my own life&amp;amp;#8212;but this really was a rare moment when hair acted real on TV. Those Real Housewives must carry mini flatirons in their handbags, because we never see them frizz up to this degree. Most of them get out of bed in the morning with bouncy wavy blowouts (and a full smoky eye, but that&amp;#x27;s another topic entirely). Are you watching this show, and if so, which of its crazy hair moments (there are so many!) have distracted/fascinated you?Photo: Bravo"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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