Taylor talked to J-14 on how people would make fun of her hair.
Tay sais: "I knew they were talking about me. My friends decided that I had frizzy hair and was 'annoying', and they didn't want to hang out with me anymore. So I used to straighten it because all the cool girls had straight hair. It looked so horrible, it completely frizzed-out if it was humid and it took me so long in the morning."
As hard as it was, Taylor wouldn't change her look to look like the pretty-popular girls: "I saw this commercial on TV for leopard-print hair curlers. I was so stoked when I got those in the mail. they were cloth and you would roll your hair in one and snap the curler in place, and then you'd roll another one, snap it and then intertwine the two. It was so painful to sleep on."
Now that Taylors hair is a trademark, she still has those bad hair days like the rest of us:
"Being confident is something I struggle with every day. Everybody has those days in their like, like, 'My hair looks horrible today,' but I can get past it now."
Tay sais: "I knew they were talking about me. My friends decided that I had frizzy hair and was 'annoying', and they didn't want to hang out with me anymore. So I used to straighten it because all the cool girls had straight hair. It looked so horrible, it completely frizzed-out if it was humid and it took me so long in the morning."
As hard as it was, Taylor wouldn't change her look to look like the pretty-popular girls: "I saw this commercial on TV for leopard-print hair curlers. I was so stoked when I got those in the mail. they were cloth and you would roll your hair in one and snap the curler in place, and then you'd roll another one, snap it and then intertwine the two. It was so painful to sleep on."
Now that Taylors hair is a trademark, she still has those bad hair days like the rest of us:
"Being confident is something I struggle with every day. Everybody has those days in their like, like, 'My hair looks horrible today,' but I can get past it now."
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