You know you have wavy/curly hair when...
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Basically, lol!
When the forecast includes rain and a panic attack.1 -
When you buy hair product by the case...0
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When someone suggests going to New Orleans for a weekend and you're like you mean me and my hair? Two tickets required.0
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When your hair expands to 3x the size of a normal head of hair when it's humid2
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When every time you shower you aren't sure if there's a small mouse trying to come up out of the drain or if it's just your hair.5
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When you don't ever dare brush it dry, for fear of this happening:
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When you purchase two or three bottles of conditioner to every one bottle of shampoo.14
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When your coworker says, "your hair is getting bigger" lol0
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When you purchase two or three bottles of conditioner to every one bottle of shampoo.
Oh definitely this!0 -
When you consider taking a Bikram yoga class and one of your first thoughts is how your hair is going to look after 90 minutes in that humidity...0
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The people at the beauty supply know your name.1
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I love this, this is hilarious. But since I've stumbled upon a place filled with curly haired women, can I ask, in all seriousness, how the heck you get it under control?!?! I'm a no fuss sort of person, and I have always just left the house with my hair still wet and it looked great when it dried. Now that I live in Florida (and it seems to be getting worse as I get older too), my hair is crazy poofy and frizzy and since I've never really done hair, I can't seem to figure it out!!
Go ahead, laugh at me. Then give me your best and easiest tips, please?!?0 -
Ha! Imagine living down here. I haven't worn my hair completely down all summer. For the first year at my job, a few people would comment how my hair looks different every day. I guess they're just used to it now.When someone suggests going to New Orleans for a weekend and you're like you mean me and my hair? Two tickets required.1 -
It takes 50 minutes of an hour hair appointment to wash, brush, blow dry and flat iron your hair enough to actually cut it. This really happened to me. :blushing:1
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I love this, this is hilarious. But since I've stumbled upon a place filled with curly haired women, can I ask, in all seriousness, how the heck you get it under control?!?! I'm a no fuss sort of person, and I have always just left the house with my hair still wet and it looked great when it dried. Now that I live in Florida (and it seems to be getting worse as I get older too), my hair is crazy poofy and frizzy and since I've never really done hair, I can't seem to figure it out!!
Go ahead, laugh at me. Then give me your best and easiest tips, please?!?
I'm like the laziest "getting ready in the morning" person maybe ever. What I've been doing lately is not washing it every day, but condition it and rinse that out. Then towel it dry and then I'm putting coconut oil on it, from middle to ends and then combing that through and letting it dry. It's not perfectly beautiful every day, but I've had more good hair days lately than at any other point in my life. But be careful to not use too much- b/c then you have stringy curly hair, not good. Like I probably use maybe about half a teaspoon?0 -
When it rains the day of or after you go for a blow out at the salon
It takes more than an hour to "do" your hair (straight)
You show up to work in the morning with wet hair cause blow drying - even with that stupid little attachment- just creates frizz
You have stock in garnier frizz control products (especially the oil- love that stuff, and the spray on gel)
You own several curling irons, big ones, small ones, a couple straighteners, a blow dryer, several large round brushes, and several other products promising easy straightening and it still takes at least 2 hours (atleast for my hair) - my hair in my profile pic took the full 2 hours to make it that way2 -
Ha! Imagine living down here. I haven't worn my hair completely down all summer. For the first year at my job, a few people would comment how my hair looks different every day. I guess they're just used to it now.When someone suggests going to New Orleans for a weekend and you're like you mean me and my hair? Two tickets required.
The one time I went I had to cut the pony tail holder out of my hair to wash it the next morning. It was like that episode of Friends where Monica has to get the beach braids b/c of her hair totally poofing out lol.0 -
I love this, this is hilarious. But since I've stumbled upon a place filled with curly haired women, can I ask, in all seriousness, how the heck you get it under control?!?! I'm a no fuss sort of person, and I have always just left the house with my hair still wet and it looked great when it dried. Now that I live in Florida (and it seems to be getting worse as I get older too), my hair is crazy poofy and frizzy and since I've never really done hair, I can't seem to figure it out!!
Go ahead, laugh at me. Then give me your best and easiest tips, please?!?
I'm like the laziest "getting ready in the morning" person maybe ever. What I've been doing lately is not washing it every day, but condition it and rinse that out. Then towel it dry and then I'm putting coconut oil on it, from middle to ends and then combing that through and letting it dry. It's not perfectly beautiful every day, but I've had more good hair days lately than at any other point in my life. But be careful to not use too much- b/c then you have stringy curly hair, not good. Like I probably use maybe about half a teaspoon?
I started using the garnier essential oil (I think that's what its called, its a mix of oils like morrocan and others, works great for moisture) and their spray on gel-- it doesn't way it down but controls frizz without it looking like it is stiff with gel
I always leave the house with it wet and when it dries it looks great!
I also don't wash it everyday, I rinse out the gel and put in conditioner so that it doesn't get dry anymore0 -
When you don't ever dare brush it dry, for fear of this happening:
THIS^^^^ :laugh: totally me if I brush it dry0 -
I personally have a fantastic flat iron that uses infrared rather than heat to keep my hair healthy and shiny. I love it to death, but I'm new to styling my hair. Even though it only takes 30 minutes, it's still 30 minutes I would rather sleep in. Love doing it when I go out. I also think it will be easier when I start working with it. Cost a freaking fortune though ($250+).0
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For me wash day is a long process.... ugh lol0
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It takes 50 minutes of an hour hair appointment to wash, brush, blow dry and flat iron your hair enough to actually cut it. This really happened to me. :blushing:
I once had a blow out last 2 hours...no joke.
She was a student beautician...but still.
Oh, and if you wear your hair in a pony tail it's still wet the next day if you take it down.3 -
I love this, this is hilarious. But since I've stumbled upon a place filled with curly haired women, can I ask, in all seriousness, how the heck you get it under control?!?! I'm a no fuss sort of person, and I have always just left the house with my hair still wet and it looked great when it dried. Now that I live in Florida (and it seems to be getting worse as I get older too), my hair is crazy poofy and frizzy and since I've never really done hair, I can't seem to figure it out!!
Go ahead, laugh at me. Then give me your best and easiest tips, please?!?
My advice would be to move to New Mexico, lol. I was visiting my in-laws there last Christmas, and it's the only time I can remember being able to let my hair air dry and it looked great.
Oh, and you know you have wavy/curly hair when you weigh the pros & cons of flat ironing your hair because it's so much work, takes so long, and makes one really hot. Also having to warn the hair dressers that your hair isn't going to do anything he/she wants it to do & he or she will burn some fingers by holding locks of hair during flat ironing.0 -
Or how bout if you put it in a braid, bun, anything when its bunched together - its not dry when you take it down-- my hair is still wet from this morning and it is just twisted up into a clip with the ends out on top-- the curls at the top are dry, but the twist in back is still wet!0
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I love this, this is hilarious. But since I've stumbled upon a place filled with curly haired women, can I ask, in all seriousness, how the heck you get it under control?!?! I'm a no fuss sort of person, and I have always just left the house with my hair still wet and it looked great when it dried. Now that I live in Florida (and it seems to be getting worse as I get older too), my hair is crazy poofy and frizzy and since I've never really done hair, I can't seem to figure it out!!
Go ahead, laugh at me. Then give me your best and easiest tips, please?!?
My advice would be to move to New Mexico, lol. I was visiting my in-laws there last Christmas, and it's the only time I can remember being able to let my hair air dry and it looked great.
Oh, and you know you have wavy/curly hair when you weigh the pros & cons of flat ironing your hair because it's so much work, takes so long, and makes one really hot. Also having to warn the hair dressers that your hair isn't going to do anything he/she wants it to do & he or she will burn some fingers by holding locks of hair during flat ironing.
Lol,, I lived in NM for a long time..... Tucson has been nicer to my curly hair-- I think its the dry heat! No frizz lol0 -
...cutting hair dry always looks better than cutting it wet!1
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When everyone wants to pet it and touch it. DON'T TOUCH MY HAIR, IT WILL FRIZZ.1
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Basically, lol!
When the forecast includes rain and a panic attack.
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......you do the same thing and use the same product and get different results every time3
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You show up to work in the morning with wet hair cause blow drying - even with that stupid little attachment- just creates frizz
I do this ALL the time, since I work out in the morning before work. In the winter I will blow-dry my roots/scalp; otherwise I get too cold.
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