Accessorizing your house with Mother Nature is always in style. For this fall, it’s about accessorizing your hair with natural elements.
Burrs have long lasting hold and can be arranged in a variety of artistic patterns. Just touch them to your hair, and they will be held firmly in place, no need for additional pins or spray.
Removal is a challenge, but with a lot of patience, a gentle brush and high pain tolerance, scissors can be avoided.
Watch for these natural fashion accessories to appear at farms and forests this fall.
You poor thing! Our horses recently got into some burdock.. In their case, scissors were involved.
The poor things! Do they have punk rocker spikes, fashion-forward layers or are they just shaggy now? Maybe they’ll start their own equine fashion trend.
Mostly shaggy, though the rasta pony (his mane looked like dreds) now has a high and tight.
I love that you have a rasta pony. That’s awesome!
At first I thought they were a braid! I think you need to start an Etsy store…because you are bound to get a ton of orders!
It’s definitely not up to the standard of your fishtail. Good news for Etsy, I have basically an unlimited supply of materials.
This JUST happened to a friend who came over to help work on my rubble pile clean up. She had six of them right on the top of her head and I was like…. oh dear god, we’re going to need the buzzer. Patience paid off though!
I needed my Dad’s help to detach me from their mother plant as I was rooted in place at first. The four in the picture were the ones that came with me as I made my escape.
Until I read the comments I thought you put them there, they are in such a neat row! Sometimes our dog comes home from walks with hundreds of tiny burrs in his fur. But unlike people, he actually loves the attention that goes with getting them out.
Anything to get extra petting, right?
Especially on the belleh…