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"For some reason, I have literally been dreaming of a reunion with my long lost crimper from eighth grade. Luckily, I shared my vision of a crimper revival, I had one of the best hairstylists in the fashion industry by my side, Michael Angelo. He gamely plugged in his mini-crimper to deliver full-bodied hair, complete with a little wow-factor!\nPinterestFacebookI think that the key to this style is to use a crimper that has a finer crimp than what we all remember from middle school. It creates more interest and doesn&amp;#39;t look cheesy. Michael also suggests enlisting someone to help make sure that the back is done evenly and completely.\nPinterestFacebookI cannot express how much I enjoyed sporting crimped hair! It made my hair three-times thicker, and opened up so many options for different hairstyles. I actually left the crimp in for almost a week (with the help of some Alterna Dry Shampoo&amp;#8212;love that stuff!), and had a different &amp;#39;do every day. I figure the damage from crimping is negated (or lessened) by not washing it and blow drying so much...?\nPinterestFacebookSo, here are my outfit details*mdash;though they cannot compete with my crazy crimped hair!\n(* denotes an eco-fabulous piece)\n-Bomber jacket: Zara\n-Sequin-lined vest*: Abercrombie &amp;amp; Fitch, second lifecycle from Buffalo Exchange in Boulder, CO\n-Mesh tank: Phi\n-Jeans: J Brand\n-Scarf: c/o Sruli Recht\n-Shoes: Tory Burch\n-Necklace*: c/o Jae C Maie, upcycled jewelry\nPhotos: Emma Grady"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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