!!!^%^!@# (Kayla and myself)

Ebony:

After several long minutes I let out a soft sigh and started to wash myself. I hummed softly as I worked, enjoying the shower.

Krissy:

I finished half the coffee before getting up and getting Ebony a fresh cup.

Ebony:

When I finished with the shower I wrapped a towel around myself before wiping away the steam on the mirror. I looked at my reflection and frowned slightly. Going to the bathroom door I opened it and called for Krissy to come help me.

Krissy:

I went upstairs and set one cup on the bathroom counter. “What's up?” I asked looking at her.

Ebony:

"I have absolutely no experience with doing anything makeup or hair wise." I said looking at her imploringly. "Could you help me?" I begged.

Krissy:

I laughed softly and leaned against the door frame watching her. “You assume I do have experience?” I asked raising my eye brows.

Ebony:

"I didn't grow up with a mom. My experience in anything feminine is limited." I said shrugging.

Krissy:

“Pft,” I said still smiling. “My mom grew up with only her brother, she didn't really teach me much. But I did attend a year in high school so...” I said pulling a box out from under the sink and set it on the counter. “Come here.”

Ebony:

I wrapped the towel a bit tighter around me and walked closer to her. "Yeah well, I have been teaching myself everything. I was surrounded by nothing but boys when I went through puberty, so you did have it a bit easier time." I said smiling.

Krissy:

“I guess.” I said with a shrug. “I only ever hung around boys too... Do you really want make up? I don't think you need it.” I said running a brush through her wet hair.

Ebony:

I looked at her in the mirror. "I don't know, do what ever you think is best." I said watching what she was doing.

Krissy:

I twisted her hair up and pinned it, I rarely wore much make up but I did like to keep my hair up. “Look at me.” I told her then put light eyeshadow on her then nodded. “That's it, you look nice.”

Ebony:

I tried not to squirm when she put eyeshadow on me. I really was horrible at any beauty things. I could put my hair into a pony tail, and that was about all I could do hair wise. I looked at myself in the mirror and my eyes went wide. "Is that really me?" I asked staring at my reflection.

Krissy:

“Nope,” I said as I put the stuff back in the box. “It is your evil twin sister, did you really think that was you?” I asked as if she were slightly insane.

Ebony:

I blushed slightly and then said softly. "I have never worn makeup, or had my hair done up like this."

Krissy:

“I like your hair, it's nice and straight. Mine always gets awful and wavy at the ends unless it is super short.” I said tilting my head to the side and letting my hair down to brush it. “I do actually need to cut it though.”

Ebony:

"Your hair looks fine Krissy." I said turning my attention to her. I looked at it for a moment before taking the brush from her and neatly doing her hair up in an almost perfect replica of what I had. Her hair was longer than mine, but she looked good in how I had her hair.

Krissy:

I smiled at her. “So you don't think I should cut it?” I asked her looking side ways in the mirror.

Ebony:

"Not yet." I said shaking my head. "I wish I had your hair, but my hair becomes impossible when its long." I said smiling at her.

Krissy:

“Your hair is cute short,” I said going to the bathroom door. “But I feel very weird talking about hair and make up, lets go downstairs. Kyle said he'd be back in a little while.”

Ebony:

I nodded and then looking down at myself I said ruefully. "I should probably get dressed, instead of staying in this towel all day."

Krissy:

I laughed. “That would probably be best I think.” I told her leaning against the wall out side the bathroom.

I closed the door part way and quickly got dressed. Once I was ready I opened the door and smiled at Krissy spinning in place. "How do I look?"

Krissy:
“You look fine, why are you going on so much about the way you look?” I asked curiously.

Ebony:

I shrugged. "Its because of Kyle. He said I look more feminine than I feel, so I wanted to feel feminine today." I said simply.