You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when....
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SurfyPantsAgainAgain wrote: »you can't see or breath when that shiit is freeballing it all over your head...
LOL...I am so used to wearing it up andout of the way that I prefer it like that and it feels weird to have it down. I never wear it down at home...I would have hair all over the place yuck! I guess I should attempt to wear it loose and down at least once a week just to avoid all the comments.2 -
I have the opposite problem. I was going in for my c-section and tied my hair up. The doctor looked at me and said, "since when do you wear glasses?"... Um, since before I knew you? Apparently my glasses become invisible when my hair is down 🤓😎4
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You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when ....
You leave it down and they all want to touch it, saying "Can I touch it?" when they're already helping themselves to touching it.5 -
* When you don't need a coat, you just let your hair down because it keeps you warm like a shawl.
* When it gets too sunny, and you don't have your hat or an umbrella, you let your hair down ... Instant shade & sunscreen.2 -
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You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when ....
You leave it down and they all want to touch it, saying "Can I touch it?" when they're already helping themselves to touching it.
Or when they touch your hair and ask, " can you feel this ?" Like hullo, it grows out of my scalp.2 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when ....
You leave it down and they all want to touch it, saying "Can I touch it?" when they're already helping themselves to touching it.
Or when they touch your hair and ask, " can you feel this ?" Like hullo, it grows out of my scalp.
I prefer what I get to what you get - "I just want to sneak up behind you and cut it off, so I can have a ponytail." Comments I get aren't ever as close to the violence you get about your hair. They just touch mine. Full stop.2 -
rickswifey83 wrote: »you wear your hair down and a client asks you if it is your birthday because your hair looks so nice...true story
Haha exactly!
I must look like crap when it is up because people keep saying my hair looks nice. Well don't get too used to it people once per week at the most! I prefer it up and out of the way.
I only wash my hair twice per week as it is dry and thick and because I work out thru the week it gets more puffy and frizzy so best to keep it up and out of the way. Regardless my hair is a pain in the *kitten*...I have to straighten it as that smooths it and keeps it de-pouffed. If I had the guts I would love to go short.1 -
rickswifey83 wrote: »you wear your hair down and a client asks you if it is your birthday because your hair looks so nice...true story
Haha exactly!
I must look like crap when it is up because people keep saying my hair looks nice. Well don't get too used to it people once per week at the most! I prefer it up and out of the way.
I only wash my hair twice per week as it is dry and thick and because I work out thru the week it gets more puffy and frizzy so best to keep it up and out of the way. Regardless my hair is a pain in the *kitten*...I have to straighten it as that smooths it and keeps it de-pouffed. If I had the guts I would love to go short.
My thoughts exactly. Combing my hair out after a day at the beach in my beach tent , some friends were rather loud saying, " you're so beautiful with your hair down." My reply was, " oh thanks, so I'm ugly with it up!?!" :laugh:3 -
When people think that letting your hair down is as simple as removing your hair tie , plaits and combing it through with your fingers. Ummmm no! It's a production getting this mane to behave.4
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I've always worn my hair down.
About 1.75 inches.4 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »When people think that letting your hair down is as simple as removing your hair tie , plaits and combing it through with your fingers. Ummmm no! It's a production getting this mane to behave.
I wish:( I would love to have hair that I could just wash and go! I love the beach wave look and would love to have hair that looked great wet or dry.1 -
... When you have to regularly declog your own shower drain. Long hair messes with the flow haha0
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Any tips on any great products that you all use for "thicker prone to frizz" hair?2
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777Gemma888 wrote: »When people think that letting your hair down is as simple as removing your hair tie , plaits and combing it through with your fingers. Ummmm no! It's a production getting this mane to behave.
I wish:( I would love to have hair that I could just wash and go! I love the beach wave look and would love to have hair that looked great wet or dry.
In the US, my hair is passable wet, because it starts to curl up ( loose body waves) and I could run my comb through it, as it looks naturally layered ... Dry? Nope! A frizzy mess. I could wear it in the Pacific dry ... They think it's the way to wear it, not bogged down or or ccontrolled with hair products. It's hellish to comb out later though.
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Any tips on any great products that you all use for "thicker prone to frizz" hair?
Mixed chicks leave in conditioner. Only if you want to wear it curly. Works well as a detangler too.
And Sebastian's Sublimate. I love many of their products.
For straight and long @SurfyPantsAgainAgain2 -
Any tips on any great products that you all use for "thicker prone to frizz" hair?
I'd tried Paul Mitchell products for some years, only that I now prefer- Any anti-frizz, damaged hair repairing leave-in hair conditioner + detangling spray on the daily (low maintenance)
- Product recommendation: Hot Tresses (Conditioner & Leave-in), Carol's Daughter Black Vanilla (Leave-in), Mixed Chicks (Detangler)
I disfavour- Hair spray
- Hair gel
- Mousse
- Hair oils unless they're part of the weekly hair/scalp intensive treatment
I tolerate- Pomades like John Masters Organics depending on the humidity
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That’s like when I have a pimple and everyone needs to let me know and point it out.
I rarely get them.1 -
I take it down and has the crease and stays pretty much in the same spot.1
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You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when ...
people say - wow - i didn't even know you have curly hair - why don't you wear it down more often??
because it's an endeavor to not have it look like i stuck my finger in an electrical socket!
this woman has been cutting my hair for 4 years, and she makes her own products too! a little pricey but lasts forever. there's no silicones or sulfates parabens etc in her stuff
https://www.taniajanenaturally.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html4 -
You know you wear your hair up a majority of the time when ....
You leave it down and they all want to touch it, saying "Can I touch it?" when they're already helping themselves to touching it.
Yes,yes,yessssssss! And say how beautiful it is, and then make everyone say how beautiful it is. And then guess what? I put that s*** right back up in a ponytail.2 -
I keep thinking I should just cut my hair short, since I end up putting it in some sort of ponytail most of the time. No matter what shampoos, conditioners, and products I try, in the Florida humidity, my hair becomes a frizzy mess as soon as I step out the door. And when it is 90 degrees and sticky, the last thing I want is hair on my neck. Sure I attempt to style it, with straightening irons and curling wands on occasion. But I don't think I have really had a good hair day since 2002 (save for vacations in Colorado, California, and Arizona.)1
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CoffeeAndContour wrote: »I’m the opposite where I never wear my hair up and when I do, I get compliments.
i bet if you wore a sack dress you'd get compliments !0 -
I keep thinking I should just cut my hair short, since I end up putting it in some sort of ponytail most of the time. No matter what shampoos, conditioners, and products I try, in the Florida humidity, my hair becomes a frizzy mess as soon as I step out the door. And when it is 90 degrees and sticky, the last thing I want is hair on my neck. Sure I attempt to style it, with straightening irons and curling wands on occasion. But I don't think I have really had a good hair day since 2002 (save for vacations in Colorado, California, and Arizona.)
you would suit a pixie - hands down for sure0 -
I'm too tired or lazy to fix it. 😁0
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I tried and I tried ,,just cant do nothing with it
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