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Hair Help? (PIP)

caffinated_tulipcaffinated_tulip member
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My hair is somewhat....out of control. It's always been big. It takes So much effort to tame it down every day so I don't look like a reject from the 80's. I don't want to cut it off again, I really think I look better with long hair.

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Any suggestions? 

 

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  • crownedbeecrownedbee member
    Didn't you have short hair for your wedding?  I know you want to keep it long, but I really liked your short hairdo.
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  • LyssapeeLyssapee member

    What about adding a lot of layers.  I woud like short hair but look better with longer hair.

    The layers give me the illusion of short hair, but I still have the length.

    It woudl also make you hair easier to control.

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  • bancbevbancbev member
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 
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  • smbdsmbd
    no advice, just curious... what's an elephat?
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  • Mrs_LibertoMrs_Liberto member

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    Yup. Ditto this.

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  • StephanieBride1StephanieBride1

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

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  • bancbevbancbev member
    imageStephanieBride1:

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

    BTW without the cut I have my hair is bigger and poofier than op's. 

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  • caffinated_tulipcaffinated_tulip member
    imagebancbev:
    imageStephanieBride1:

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

    BTW without the cut I have my hair is bigger and poofier than op's. 

    So there is hope?

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    imagebancbev:
    imageStephanieBride1:

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

    BTW without the cut I have my hair is bigger and poofier than op's. 

    For realsies? Nothing thus far in life has tamed my poof :(

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  • caffinated_tulipcaffinated_tulip member

    imagesmbd:
    no advice, just curious... what's an elephat?

    BAHAHAHAH 

    Fail. 

    Thanks, I had looked at that thing so long trying to figure out if I'd spelled "Believe" wrong that I totally missed the other misspelling. 

     

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  • bancbevbancbev member
    imageAuntIsha:
    imagebancbev:
    imageStephanieBride1:

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

    BTW without the cut I have my hair is bigger and poofier than op's. 

    For realsies? Nothing thus far in life has tamed my poof :(

    Yes.  Two words.  Dry Cut.

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  • lo45fd98wq32lo45fd98wq32
    imagebancbev:
    imageAuntIsha:
    imagebancbev:
    imageStephanieBride1:

    imagebancbev:
    Run, do not walk, to a stylist that is experienced with thick hair.  It needs layers/texture/thining.  DO NOT just go anywhere.  I would keep the length, but it needs shape. 

    My thoughts exactly 

    BTW without the cut I have my hair is bigger and poofier than op's. 

    For realsies? Nothing thus far in life has tamed my poof :(

    Yes.  Two words.  Dry Cut.

    Tell me everything you know.

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  • bancbevbancbev member
    When you have poofy hair it MUST be cut dry.  Or at the very least the cut needs to be finished dry.  Actually every single cut should be finished dry.  My hairdresser does not touch my hair wet.  It's washed, dried, flat ironed and then he cuts it.  That way he can see how it lays and what it does.  It can be hard to find someone who cuts this way.  You will also pay more for this.  It's worth it to call around and spend the money.
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