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    Flower power

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    Flower Pendant Necklace, $9, forever21.com
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    Blooming bib

    This statement piece is sure to add a little extra spring to your step. Pair it with simple gold earrings or maybe a few fun rings. Great for a date! 

     
    Filigree Flower Bib Necklace, $11, claires.com
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    Roses are red

    Sure they aren’t roses, but there’s no doubt they are radiant and red. Brighten up any plain white tee with this bold collar.
     
    Lacquered Tropical Flowers Necklace, $8 (on sale), forever21.com
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    Precious petals

    Show off your petal power with this oversized pendant. The large blossom is sure to leave a lasting impression.

     
    Oversized cream rose pendant necklace, $11, claires.com
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    Bitty bud

    This baby rose is simple and sweet and can be worn with just about anything—and everything! Why not make it your new signature piece?

     
    Hearts & Flowers Necklace, $12, urbanoutfitters.com
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So I met this guy threw my brother 2 weeks ago, and he is really cute and funny and nice, and he obviously likes me and we flirt a lot, and I think I like him, but he's in seventh grade (but he's very mature for his age, that's the only way I can stand being around him), and I'm in ninth grade. Do you think it's appropriate if I'd date him? He is only a year younger than me because they have to move around a lot because his dad's in the army like mine, so he missed a year of schooling.

 

hey! One or two years is no big if you both like eachother. You should get to know him more Smile good luck! 


Helen S.

by cheerfulcheer on 3/14/2013 6:33:05 PM

 
 

I have a question. I am going shopping this weekend and I want to know some cute and cheap clothes stores. Can you help me?

by genovi on 2/27/2013 5:27:50 PM

 
 



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Hey there, so my school isn't very nice. The district doesn't have a lot of money so it's a bit dingy. I find that since nobody seems to care at my school I don't dress as well as I could. I want to have motivation to dress nice but I don't because nobody cares at my school. I visited my friend's school and found myself surrounded by people who do care and make me feel like I should care more about myself. What do I do? How can I motivate myself more? I've even considered switching schools...
XOXO, Lex

 

Hey lexiebrittaine, you can't worry about other people, only yourself. Just think about how you'd like to look, and dress the way you want. Think about your friend's school when you need more motivation too. Hope this helps! Xoxo Smile 


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by lexiebrittanie on 2/22/2013 7:26:25 PM

 
 



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Sorry, two questions!
1) I have really pretty curly-wavy hair, especially from my ears up. What are some really good products to control the frizz or just for curly hair in general?
2) What is a good base coat that strengthens your nails and is ok for tweens to use?
Thank you so much!!! Smile

 

Hey girlie, 1. depending on your budget, you can try John Frieda Frizz-Ease or  got2b anti-frizz serum for under $10 or I've heard a lot of people have success with Moroccan Oil brand ant-frizz for around $30. 2. For a base coat I really like Sally Hansen's strengthening base coat. It's not very expensive, and I think it helps.


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by Lady Grey on 2/20/2013 6:03:02 PM

 
 

I love the white flower from claire's! So cute!!!

by hmeyer on 2/19/2013 9:12:50 PM

 
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