Strange question but...

Peledreamsofrain · August 2012

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jlorel16 · August 2012

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_hair-411-pantene_strange-question-but?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:f05386ae-e822-4076-916f-0d897a736679Discussion:c4ee8af8-2f6a-4fa8-a762-2e3f139c85f8Post:81d46ade-179d-41fe-8b17-2b64b8651050">Strange question but...</a>:
[QUOTE]Hi all, I have a bit of a strange hair-style related question, and I was hoping you'd have some ideas on how to gracefully address the situation I'm in. I've already gone for my trial hair appointment. I love my stylist, I REALLY love the style we came up with, I love the results, etc. However, there is a major problem: the hairspray. My hair is really long, and the style has a lot of texture, which means a lot of hairspray is applied. During the trial session, I ended up developing a cough that didn't go away for 2 days because of breathing loads and loads of spray for well over an hour. And I can't imagine that the stylist's lungs felt awesome afterwards either. Would it be way out of line to bring a painting mask with me the day of, as long as I bring one to offer for the stylist too? Would it be super weird? I would normally just suck it up and deal with it, but how unromantic is it to hack and cough your way through your wedding vows, bleh.
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</div><div>I dont think so.. Just be honest and tell her that last time, it affected your health, and you cant jeopardize something like that on your wedding day. Im sure he/she will understand... worst case scenario, you can tell a little white lie and say you've recebtky developed asthma lol</div>