#yesharleyhaha

[kittyflanders]

Does anyone know what happened to Sarah (yesharleyhaha)? I noticed her account is deactivated, and I just wanted to make sure it wasn't anything negative/threatening.

[kittyflanders]

You should do Devon's makeup 😆

Y’know, I wonder if it would come out as good.  😂 I could try.

[kittyflanders]

Have you ever been to New York City?

I have! Once, and it was amazing. I felt like I was in Gotham City, ahaha. I was such a dork; I took pictures of every single thing that said Gotham on it. And I still have a folder of pictures where ‘places I might find Batman’. If I could afford it, I’d live there. 

[kittyflanders]

😊 but I think you'd be cooler if you accepted emo Jared into your life

……this is so unnecessary. I’ve done nothing to deserve this treatment. I think you’re cool too EXCEPT YOU LIKE TO CALL PEOPLE OUT. …..grumble grumble. >:C

[kittyflanders]

👏🏻 somebody 👏🏻 needs 👏🏻 to 👏🏻 stop 👏🏻 @yesharleyhaha 👏🏻 immediately 👏🏻

[sluttysonnycarisi]

You are a ray of sunshine! Send this to 8 people who deserve it and try not to break the chain 💞🌸

THANK YOU!!!!! You’re the second person who sent me this :))))

[kittyflanders]

Do you mind sharing where you got or how you made your wig, it looks beautiful! Or maybe in the tutorial?

Hi lovely! 

I don’t mind at all… it might be kind of difficult to do in the makeup tutorial, only because I wouldn’t be able to walk you through the process (unless I made another one). But I’m happy to answer and all questions about it! C: 

The wig is a Kryssma brand, lace front wig that I purchased on Amazon. I’m not sure if the one I got is still available, but if you type in ‘Kryssma’ and ‘lace front blonde’, you should be able to find it, or something like it! 

As for the dyeing part, I scoured cosplay forums, wig forums and tried every method out there. Sharpie ink dye DID NOT work, bled continually and killed off brain cells. So I had to strip it with isopropyl alcohol (twice), which should speak on the durability of the wig. Anyway. I moved onto RIT Fabric Dye, using the stovetop method, which DID WORK. Minimal bleeding, and the colours were phenomenal. It does fade over time however, so you’ll have to re-dye it every once in a while.