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Posted: Jun/15/2009 7:06 PM PST
Have you seen these? I love them they'd be perfect outside my salon only they cost like around 80 bucks a piece. Has anyone seen them any where for less? 
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Posted: Jun/15/2009 7:44 PM PST
Aren't those great!! I saw one similiar once with bull rush grass planted in it-Kinda reminded me of me on a bad hair day. |
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Posted: Jun/20/2009 4:14 AM PST
No, I haven't seen those before. They look great! A lot better than Chia Heads! |
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Posted: Jun/20/2009 7:19 AM PST
There's a gal who owns a local nursery and she has an annual "plant a head" night to benefit Alzheimer's Disease. You might try painting a wig form gray but make a deep hole in the top so you can add a heavy rock first to keep it upright. Great idea for your salon!~Andrea |
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Posted: Jun/21/2009 1:38 PM PST
hey that's a cool idea! maybe then I wonder if I could even make a mold and then pour some heads myself?? thinking...thanks for the replies! 
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Posted: Jun/24/2009 8:19 PM PST
Y'know, I saw a commercial on recycling several months ago that had several of those styrofoam wig heads used as planters. One of the plants was a succulent called rosary beads, I think another was a simple variegated ivy. Curly rush, moss rose, and chives would be cool too. edited to add: just thinking of moss rose cascading out of a head shape, all abloom, has that old song running thru' my head now. "If you're going...to Saaaaan Fraaaaancisco, be sure to wear...some flowers in your haaaaiiiir...." |
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Posted: Aug/08/2009 10:28 AM PST
txrose, What did you decide to do? I'd love to see your results, or, if you found those cement heads cheaper somewhere? |
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