Sentences with phrase «little hair thing»

It makes her little hair thing look weird.

Not exact matches

I guess growing up in the 80's with «big hair» being the thing I learned lots of little tricks for extra volume etc..

Little things get by — showing up late for meetings, facial hair.

Ian Holloway is one of several managers in the Premiership to have little or no hair following in the footsteps of Tony Pulis (Stoke), Alex McLeish (Birmingham) and Avram Grant (West Ham)-- which like most things on his face, aren't real — but he's also joined the horde of managers to bemoan the current state of the transfer market.

Add to that the fact that they have little - to - no impulse control and very immature social skills, and you've got a recipe for an instinctive physical response (i.e. hitting, kicking, biting, hair pulling, throwing things, etc.) to situations in which they are frustrated, angry, scared, or just tired and out - of - sorts.

My little Aries gets messy hands often when eating or playing and she is now in that age that she wants to do many thing herself, like washing her hands, brushing her hair, and cleaning her teeth.

They are perfect for wrapping little things like baby hair accessories or pieces of jewelry for a special relative or friend.

Your little one can learn to self - feed while you focus on other things besides sticky, gooey hair!

The last thing you want to do is injure your little one during a hair cut gone wrong.

Add to that the fact that they have little - to - no impulse control and very immature social skills, and you've got a recipe for an instinctive physical response (i.e. hitting, kicking, biting, hair pulling, throwing things, etc.) to situations when they are frustrated, angry, excited, scared, or just tired and out - of - sorts.

The one thing with the chest here is there were obviously instances where they get their little saggy fingers round up in chest hair and they do get... That's start to elaborate now and then but it's kind of something you tackle about, so you just, hey, it's an excuse to hold their hands so they don't put your chest here, I guess, more bonding.

This following years of Waterbabies / Puddleducks, persuading babies / toddlers in and out of the water in the depths of winter (when the LAST thing you wanted to do was submerge yourself to watch your little angel swim, but did so anyway because the other mothers seemed to care enough about their cherubs to do it week in, week out) and then spending ALL DAY rushing around with wet hair in the freezing cold (because who has time to wash their hair?).

It forces me to slow down and notice the little things: How his hair sweeps over his eyebrows, how the dimples in his hands are disappearing, how he smirks in his sleep, and how beautiful he is.

And when he wants something — long hair for a pony tail, the ability to go to ballet class, or My Little Pony paraphernalia — he will tell us he wants those things «like Eva.»

These are all part of the little perks of having a doula; she remembers to pack things like headbands and extra hair ties.

My 10 - mo - old little one LOVES doing the Death Roll while using what I call Octopus Hands to do the grabby thing: to me, my clothes, my hair, the dirty clothes basket, toys, diaper rash treatments, the clean diaper, the dirty diaper... I feel your pain.

The mother comes down with her tiny babythe little bald thing with the hair sticking out like a chickenbrings the little baby down and falls in love with him.

The only thing I didn't like about this hairspray was that like many it made my hair feel a little dry.

It's time for a little beauty edition of my favorite things, so I've rounded up a few of the beauty items (think hair, makeup, and skin) that I've been using and love, plus a few on my wish list this season; a.k.a., the shopaholic confessions.

On another note, I'm with you on the hair thing... I really try to make my blowouts last as long as possible but am a little weird about going too long.

Nicole Richie: The only thing I don't love about this is that I wish her hair was a little softer and more Hollywood glamour with this amazing dress.

The color is really pretty.Her hair looks a little bit wet or something, but I think that's the only thing I don't like.

Little things like these tips for healthy hair make a big difference!

I kind of like this little braid thing I did with my hair.

Today's post is about shaking things up a little and trying out the half - half look because when it comes to personal style, I like my hair half straight and half wavy.

My hair looked AMAZING before heading out but then POOF my bangs got wet and sticky and instantly did the little flip thing it does when damp.

I feel like I do the same thing with my hair every single day, so I tried to experiment a little with a deeper part and tucked half behind my ear.

The only thing that's a little frustrating is if your hair gets in it, it will cause a little feathering along the edges of your lips when you get the hair out.

Laura Carmichael had kind of a sexy Little House on the Prairie thing happening, but it was working for me with the hair and makeup.

The whole thing, with curling the end of my hair a little bit, only take about 30 mins.

Because these are things you use on a regular basis and because they really play a big role in the health of your strands, it's important to spend a little bit more to get quality hair tools.

I know the side pony thing is a little too 80s, but it really helps with the insect - head syndrome I get every time I pull my hair back.

I have been sending a little care package to friends after they have a baby... I try to include things like packaged snacks she can grab easily, a large water bottle with a straw that can be used on the couch or in bed when nursing, a box of mother's milk tea, face wipes, cute hair ties, or even a really cute pair of nursing PJs.

I am 22 years old, with naturally blonde hair, sparkling blue eyes but now I've decided to start Modelling I'd say things are getting a little more excitin...

You might howl as Sin - Dee storms into a decrepit motel room full of prostitutes and cowering johns and drags Chester's little blonde thing, Dina (Mickey O'Hagan), out by her bleached hair — but you also worry she'll draw blood.

Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston are Gary and Brooke, a power couple who let the little things (dirty dishes, hair in the drain, etc.) build up and break them apart.

While there's a sense that Hoffman could do this kind of thing in his sleep, there's a masterful specificity to his performance — you can see it in the sad little shuffle he does when he tries to run (like it ever matters where Harold is going or how fast he gets there), and even in the way his unwashed gray hair clumps together when he's hospitalized for the head injury that brings his kids together and defines the second half of the film.

And also, I think it's a great date movie because the guys are going to go with their ladies and be inspired, and hopefully, they have it all set up at home and have taken care of things ahead of time and they've got their little costumes and hair and the tone is sort of set.

by Walter Chaw Her hair's a little longer, but she's a dead ringer for Karen Allen from Starman (with a touch of Brooke Adams from Invasion of the Body Snatchers thrown in), this girl dancing to The Fixx's classic «One Thing Leads to Another,» Walkman clapped to her ears, in a creepy house in the middle of nowhere.

I've been grabbing snatches of time here and there over the last week plus to get a few things done but there has been little writing and lots of hair pulling in frustration, especially when it comes to dealing with Createspace.

Little things worked the best — such as going out for a coffee instead of shopping sprees with my girlfriends on weekends, fewer costly trips to the hair stylist, avoiding impulse buys at convenience stores, no eating out and a brown - bag lunch to work.

Large crusty patches of hair loss, intensely chewing himself so badly he becomes exhausted, a large completely hairless patch of elephant skin in one armpit area and on each front elbow, little round blister / pustule type things that randomly burst and leave blood spots everywhere.

Pet owners are happy about how this little thing has turned their dog's hair healthier and their grooming routine simpler.

As your dog grows older, he or she begins to realize that there are many things in this world that could harm the hairs on his or her little head.

We don't mind a little pet hair on our things, it's just part of owning pets, but we also like to keep -LSB-...]

One good thing about the dog's hair is that it shed little hair and is hypoallergenic.

Question: I have a little Chihuahua and her hair won't grow some has falling out a little it doesn't itch her or anything I've tried all kinds of things.

The nice thing about using an offer like this in a spa is you can typically add on a little trinket — hair tie, small toiletry, etc. to get to the $ 175 if needed.

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In computing, often the little things are the ones that make you want to pull your hair out.