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Having a bad hair day? Me too. As a mom I just don't know what to do with it sometimes. Should I leave it curly, make it straight, or just put it up? It's sad to say, but my hair is not on the top of priority list. Especially when I have three kids to make sure have clean clothes in the morning, a healthy breakfast and teeth brushed! Back in high school I was forever dying my hair, perming it or cutting it into cute styles. Now, what gets me excited, is a simple clip or hair accessory that can liven up my natural colored hair!  Fine Featherheads is a cute site that provides easy add-on accessories that can liven up any style hair! From hair chalk, to hair feathers to feather earrings this company was a wide variety of both bright and natural colored hair accessories. I don't know about you, but spending money to dye my hair each month just sounds pricy. I understand for certain reasons it is worth it, but for me the thought of going to the hairdresser, with all the kids, or trying to find a sitter just to get my hair done is daunting! I prefer the thought of find cute headbands, bandanas or clips that will add a little flair for the day! What about you? How do you manage your appearance in the midst of the child rearing years? I'd love to hear your comments!

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