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"Always up to something charming, Amy Adams now has me feeling all nostalgic about a certain hair accessory I haven&amp;#x27;t worn in, um, decades. At the screening of American Hustle in NYC last night, Amy reminded us how magical a simple headband can be&amp;amp;#8212;especially a headband that has teeth, to help it grip the head more closely and give the hair behind it extra lift, as well as segment the hair in a pretty way. The one Amy&amp;#x27;s wearing here is an updated version of the stretchy comb headbands you can find at any drugstore&amp;amp;#8212;such a super old-school hair accessory. Sephora posted this nostalgic Instagram portrait of some recently. When I was in elementary school, my friends and I wore these things all the time. I think I gave up on the comb headband around the time when I started layering my hair, since its design encourages shorter hairs to stick out at odd angles. But this photo of Amy Adams really makes me wonder if this old-school hair accessory has potential in my adult life&amp;amp;#8212;maybe as an addition to a messy updo? I&amp;#x27;m going to have to explore the idea further and get back to you. Meanwhile, let&amp;#x27;s discuss this hairstyle idea: Have you worn a comb headband lately? Did you wear one back in the day? How do you like Amy Adams&amp;#x27; headband hairstyle?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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