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    1. sara

      put each necklace through a straw and clip them shut so that the straw is on the necklace like a bead, sorry hard to explain… but for smaller necklaces or bracelets just cut the straw to whatever length, do that to all your necklaces and they will never tangle again :)

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      1. sara

        to see them all hang, use an old metal rake thing don’t know what they are called but cut the rake part off about a foot up.. I attached a pretty bow and hung it on my wall, looks vintage and I hang my long necklaces off the teeth

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  1. VICKY ST. GERMAINE

    TO HANG MY NECKLACES SO I CAN SEE AND KEEP THEM FROM GETTING TANGLED. I HAVE USED TWO DIFFERENT IDEAS AND FIND BOTH WORK GREAT. I’VE USED A MEN’S TIE HOLDER, THE KIND THAT YOU CAN ATTACH TO THE WALL. THEY CAN BE MADE OF WOOD WITH DOWELS PROTRUDING WITH A ROUND LITTLE KNOB, OR A HOOK ON THE END, SO THEY DON’T SLIP OFF.
    THE SECOND ONE I’VE USED IS A SMALL DRIED TREE BRANCH THAT I MOUNT ON A BASE AND TRIM THE TINY STICKS AND ALL LEAVES OFF. WIPE IT DOWN WITH A CLOTH. HANG SOME LACE FROM SOME OF THE SMALL BRANCH OUTS TO PUT EARRINGS ON, AND RINGS CAN GO ON STUBBIER TOPS. IT’S VERY BEAUTIFUL.

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  2. CynthiaT

    I have very fine thin shoulder length hair that i wear straight. A friend passed on this tip and I have tried it after every shampoo for 6 months and it works!
    Gather your damp hair from the top of your ears up and comb it up to make a pony tail on top of your head. It looks a little silly at my age, (kind of a Pebbles Flintstone “do”), but I sleep ok this way, and in the morning when it has dried, I have ‘body’ on top and it stays that way all day. I’m on the very dry West Coast so humidity isn’t a problem but I bet it could be hair sprayed before making the ponytail.

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