HOW TO MAKE WEDDING HAIR !

Wedding hair is easy. Hot rollers for 15 minutes and then pile it all on top like Betty Grable, pin with bobby pins, like 100 of them, and spray that bitch. Avoid wind, babies, and open flames! Glue on lashes, PARTY ON!

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