Hair flower

Hair flowers are temporary feature changing items with set hairstyle types and have two varieties: single and plural. They a similar to hair combs, hairjewels, hairsticks, and snoods. Styles can be cycled through via the PUSH verb.

Analyze

You carefully analyze your dark orchid dahlias and sense that is meant to be worn in your hair as a non-functional item.  It may be altered, but must remain a flower of some kind.  It is only allowed a base and long description.

Single

Usage

VERB	FIRST	THIRD
WEAR	You pull your waist-length midnight-hued hair to one side and pin it with your white snow lily.	XXX pulls her waist-length midnight-hued hair to one side and pins it with her white snow lily.
PUSH Once from WEAR	You pull your waist-length midnight-hued hair into a loose ponytail, adorning it with your white snow lily.	XXX pulls her waist-length midnight-hued hair into a loose ponytail, adorning it with her white snow lily.
PUSH Twice from WEAR	You re-arrange your waist-length midnight-hued hair to form a chignon, adorning it with your white snow lily.	XXX re-arranges her waist-length midnight-hued hair to form a chignon, adorning it with her white snow lily.
PUSH Thrice from WEAR	You shake loose your waist-length midnight-hued hair and pin it to the top of your head with your white snow lily.	XXX shakes loose her waist-length midnight-hued hair and pins it to the top of her head with her white snow lily.
REMOVE	You remove your a large velvety white snow lily from your waist-length midnight-hued hair, returning it to its normal style.	XXX removes a large velvety white snow lily from her waist-length midnight-hued hair, returning it to its normal style.

Styles

She has <hair> pinned back on one side with a large velvety white snow lily'.

She has <hair> pulled into a loose ponytail adorned with a large velvety white snow lily.

She has <hair> tucked into a loose chignon adorned with a large velvety white snow lily.

She has <hair> pinned on top of her head with a large velvety white snow lily.

Plural

Usage

VERB	FIRST	THIRD
WEAR	You weave your dark orchid dahlias into the strands of your very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair.	XXX weaves her dark orchid dahlias into the strands of her very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair.
PUSH Once from WEAR	You re-arrange your dark orchid dahlias to form a crown along your brow.	XXX re-arranges her dark orchid dahlias to form a crown along her brow.
PUSH Twice from WEAR	You pull your very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair into a bun, adorning it with your dark orchid dahlias.	XXX pulls her very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair into a bun, adorning it with her dark orchid dahlias.
PUSH Thrice from WEAR	You re-arrange your very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair into plaits, weaving it with your dark orchid dahlias.	XXX re-arranges her very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair into plaits, weaving it with her dark orchid dahlias.
REMOVE	You remove your some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges from your very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair, returning it to its normal style.	XXX removes some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges from her very long jet-streaked dusky twilight hair, returning it to its normal style.

Styles

She has <hair> with some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges woven into the strands.

She has <hair> with some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges crowning her brow.

She has <hair> swept up into an intricately knotted bun, adorned with some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges.

She has <hair> styled into a complex arrangement of looping and draping plaits, woven through with some ribbon-strung dark orchid dahlias with ebon edges.

See Also

• Gem Swapping Circlet
• Hair comb
• Hairjewels
• Hairsticks
• Hairpick
• Snood
• Veola