The Bandit by Paris Hilton
August 26th 2008 02:08
You may not likely end up as Paris’ BFF anytime soon (yes, I hear a chorus of disappointed cries), but at least you can have hair like this talentless, publicity-whore socialite Barbie Doll. We all know Paris likes to change her hairstyles as much as she changes her pooches and it’s all thanks to hair extensions. Now, she’s teamed up with Dreamcatchers to come up with the ‘first interchangeable hair extension headband’ known as The Bandit.
*from Dreamcatchers.
Made of the ‘finest virgin European hair’ – can someone please shed light on what this means? – The Bandit is unlike any other hair extension system because it attaches to a headband with velcro, an ‘ultimate method of attachment which protects your own hair from any undue stress or damage’ as it doesn’t use glues, waxes, chemicals and/or weaves.
It comes in 8 different shades (including Paris’ trademark Playboy Bunny blonde) and in 3 different lengths to transform your dull, lifeless natural mane to beautiful, luxurious locks – much like Paris’.
Now, I probably would have bought into this if not for two things. The first and major factor it being Paris Hilton. Personally, I think anything endorsed by Paris should automatically be flushed down the toilet while cackling and humming ‘Nothing in this world can stop us tonight’ and the second thing, well, just check this out from Mail on Sunday:
This was at a Hollywood red carpet event on August 14. An otherwise perfectly coiffed hairstyle was marred when she turned around and revealed, shock horror, The Bandit.
On top of that, the launch of The Bandit in Malibu had a reporter from inquisitr.com observing, “Her hands kept reaching up to make sure the hair extensions were still there.”
Eek.
Made of the ‘finest virgin European hair’ – can someone please shed light on what this means? – The Bandit is unlike any other hair extension system because it attaches to a headband with velcro, an ‘ultimate method of attachment which protects your own hair from any undue stress or damage’ as it doesn’t use glues, waxes, chemicals and/or weaves.
It comes in 8 different shades (including Paris’ trademark Playboy Bunny blonde) and in 3 different lengths to transform your dull, lifeless natural mane to beautiful, luxurious locks – much like Paris’.
Now, I probably would have bought into this if not for two things. The first and major factor it being Paris Hilton. Personally, I think anything endorsed by Paris should automatically be flushed down the toilet while cackling and humming ‘Nothing in this world can stop us tonight’ and the second thing, well, just check this out from Mail on Sunday:
This was at a Hollywood red carpet event on August 14. An otherwise perfectly coiffed hairstyle was marred when she turned around and revealed, shock horror, The Bandit.
On top of that, the launch of The Bandit in Malibu had a reporter from inquisitr.com observing, “Her hands kept reaching up to make sure the hair extensions were still there.”
Eek.
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