Hair feathers: fug or fab?
Last year we brought you the questionable Hannah Montana-esque accessory known as Hair Shimmers. I, for one, remain skeptical.
However, there's a new mane-sprucing fad afoot that I might be able to support. MIGHT.
May I introduce Fine Featherheads.
While I'd probably skip sporting these to work, my inner flower child is totally ready to snap these babies in and pull a full-on Stevie Nicks Saturday. I love that you can choose a color bundle to either stand out (see the Rainbow Bright option) or to blend with your natural locks. So subtle. So free-to-be-you-and-me.
The Web site only lets you buy in bulk, but while on a very serious journalistic endeavor to the mall the other day, us divas spotted a kiosk just begging for customers (literally begging. You know how those kiosk people are). We're told they're also available for $29 at the Lotus Room, a yoga studio at 1101 W Kennedy Blvd.
Are you ready to rock this look? Or did it go out with Woodstock?
Deal Diva Kim
(Photo: Fine Featherheads)
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