What You Never Knew You Needed: Noodle Eater Hair Guard
A few years ago, I had a terrible haircutting accident that resulted in a most unfortunate mullet. I tried various ways of camouflaging the mullet— headbands, scarves, hats, hiding my head inside a pillowcase—without much success. Finally, I came to the realization that if I ever hoped to look normal again, I’d have to cut off my hair and start all over again, and so, just two days before my 30th birthday, I got the shortest pixie cut ever. It’s been nearly 2 ½ years since that fateful day, and after a few brief pit stops at various short styles, my hair is finally long enough again that I can worry about getting it in food while I eat. Thankfully, rather than go back to my short cut, there’s this handy dandy Noodle Eater’s Hair Guard that will effectively keep my hair out of my lunch. Sure, I could just wear a headband or pull it back, but neither of those options makes a statement quite like the Noodle Eater’s Hair Guard does, which, of course, says, “Yeah, my hair’s long now, so suck it.” [via Interior Design Boom]


















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Amelia
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 08:43 am: [report]
And then when you’re done eating, you can play frisbee!
Chelle
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 09:00 am: [report]
Wow-they can’t possibly be serious. One major design flaw I see (other than the fact that it looks absolutely ridiculous) would be that it’s not even covering all of her hair. It would be good for a little girl who needs to dress up like a flower for her school play though
ballhawk
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 10:08 am: [report]
A hair band would be much more practical and less embarrassing.
Lucky Red
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 11:25 am: [report]
terrible.
Provocative Girl
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 01:02 pm: [report]
i’m broke and the person who made this is probably making millions. maybe there is hope.
HereComestheSunQ
wrote on January 23 2009 @ 02:58 pm: [report]
I love your pixie cut!