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No. 369903
A thread for discussing hair care, hair problems, hair styles, and hair product recommendations.
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>>>/g/272194>>>/g/194587>>>/g/142100 No. 371379
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So I really want to dye my hair but I've gotten stuck on whether I want a flattering color or something funky regardless of being flattering. I have light medium skin, with olive yellow undertones. I kinda look sickly green a lot of the time. My natural hair is deep dark brown and I have brown eyes. I was thinking of something lie pic rel but it would probably make me look even more sallow. In the past, I had jet black hair that looked harsh and awful. Literally drained all of the color from my face. Green, magenta and purple were my best colors imo.
No. 371760
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What hair color is this?
No. 371794
>>371379Sageblog but I dye my hair with that color. It doesn't get brighter like that, but it gives you a cool cooper reddish brown. I have your same skin tone, except I don't look sickly green.
I would use an app to change your hair color, but remember that the color changes with natural or artificial color, so the result might vary in that sense as well.
Good luck.
No. 372370
>>372369>>372365Not the same nona but my scalp itches like fuck after using shampoo bars for six months.
I use anti-psoriasis shampoo, but is there any permanent fix? I used to be able to go without washing my hair for a week if I could get away with it (I do not do this anymore), but now I have to wash every other day!
No. 372411
>>372365I second with>>372389. Everyone else has good recommendations but don't try a bunch of random things on your scalp if it might actually be something requiring medication.
I have seborrheic dermatitis and it took me forever to recognize what it was. My face usually has small patches so I never thought it could get worse than that. During a really intense stressful time of my life I had an intense sb breakout and all of a sudden my scalp was the same. It scabbed and itched like fucking crazy, it was also embarrassing shedding everywhere. I tried so many products and absolutely nothing help and some just made it worse. I'm not entirely sure what helped my scalp return to normal but a pharmacist gave me steroid cream for my face and after 2 weeks of using it my scalp seemed to clear too. SB is a fungal thing technically, so maybe my face was a
trigger. See a dermatologist!!
No. 372416
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>>372365I shampoo my hair twice a session, 3 times a week and while it's shampooed I use a wide teeth comb like picrel to scratch my scalp. I had the same problem and replacing just using my fingers with combs helped me a lot especially when I wash it twice. Don't comb your hair or anything, mine gets super tangled when I comb it while shampooed, but I stick this in my hair and scratch my scalp, take it out and move it to the next part and so on. This got rid of the itch completely for me. Hope this helps, sorry if this was common knowledge that everyone does.
No. 372426
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My hair looks like this in color and appearance. It's very straight, I have to wash it twice a week. What hairstyle should I get? This one I have right now looks so ugly, I wanna change it
No. 372531
>>372426Any specifics on what you don't like about it? You can consider getting some layers cut in, getting bangs, or getting highlights to make the color more multidimensional.
>>372454>>372499some people just have straight hair too, I don't use any special products and mine naturally hangs directly down. It can look limp or flat like that, I sleep with my hair rolled in a bun so it gets some subtle waves during the day.
No. 372632
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Is split dyed hair hard to maintain?
No. 372647
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Any ideas on how to modernise hair that has this kind of texture and colour, but not as puffy. I feel as though it makes me look old and retarded.
Tried doing the no poo method in hopes that it would get rid of the frizz, but it just made it look oily and gave me ringlet curls (another autistic look that I don't want).
No. 372670
>>372657Good to know.
I my self have bleached blonde hair to begin with and I'm thinking about dyeing half of it black or brown, so I guess that wouldn't be too tough to maintain?
No. 372935
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>>372929I have the same kind of issue kek I have a super long butterfly cut now but I used to swear by my Scully season 3-4 bob cut. It worked really well for my very rounded heart shaped face and works nicely for true round as well imo. It blows out gorgeous but looks nice natural texture too if you’re wavy/curly! I had it this length and also a few inches longer than this in this style. Am actually considering going back bc it’s so nice and also very easy. Always looks chic.
No. 373597
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Apologies for potential a-log.
Nonnas, please tell me if there is a way to fix this male baldness pattern type of shit.
I had this type of empty space since forever, which is inherited from my father. At least he still has hair in his 50's and last year got his first grey hair so I don't worry as much for now.
I fucking hate my hair to the point of wanting to go bald but oh wait, this shit string grows at the speed of a snail so I will look like an oompa loompa for the next 3 - 5 years. And I got the worst of all worlds - curly, frizzy, fine and almost non-existent volume hair. I met more grandmas with healthier hair than mine and I'm 24 for fuck's sake, my hair looks like a fucking broom with no shape.
I tried castor and rosemary oil everytime I'm about to wash my hair to see almost no results for almost a year. Doesn't help that my iron levels are fine when I do the treatment for a month and afterwards it goes back to abysmal levels.
Is kms a good solution kek?
No. 373607
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>>373597I'm cursed with AGA myself, if your hairline looks like the left it looks great, I'd kill for mine to look like that, it looks similar to picrel ob both sides now and it's not slowing down
how old are you? my honest advice is to go to a good endocrinologist, get ALL the hormonal shit tested, androgens, DHT, thyroid hormones, iron, vit D and if the doc confirms it's AGA your best bet is going to be spiro+minox especially. If it's PCOS it won't nearly as bad as with AGA.
for myself idk if there's anything I can do to undo the damage, I just want my hair not to fall so much and for that fucking pattern to not advance more. I'm mid 30s and the hairloss skyrocketed in the last 3 years, my hairline wasn't that bad in 2019 and I still had a lot of hair.
>>373606go to another doc, my endocrinologist specifically told me you can have regular periods, hell, your ovaries can even look fine (no cysts) but your body can still act like you have PCOS, you need to take some blood tests
best case scenario is u only got some vitamin deficiencies/gut issues that can be fixed via diet/supplements
No. 373611
>>373597I have this and whenever I use bioxcin or other hair loss shampoos it lessens and gets worse whenever I'm off them and I'm stressed. Idk why it happens, I don't have any other hormonal stuff and all my blood tests are ok. Maybe it's just genetic. You can try minoxidil like
>>373607 said if yours isn't caused by a health issue
No. 373614
>>373607I had way worse hair falling at ages 7 - 10 so idk what it is at this point. I remember it being from stress and calcium deficiency. When I was 14 - 16 I used to fry my hair since I hated my curls and that's when my hair was slightly healthy so this frying contributed to it but it's been around 7 years since I touched a hair straightener.
>go to another docI have been to 4 docs in the past year and they all told me "welcome to women's world" when I told them about my severe period pain (all women btw). They rarely give birth control or other hormonal treatments and they generally steer away from giving hormonal medicine to unmarried and childless women in my country.
No. 373663
>>373606>>373614Ayrt, and the doctors you went are literally bullshitting you. I fucking hate how dismissive they are of women's health. I had to go to many,
many doctors before one would take me seriously.
blog but one time one doctor even laughed at me saying they could tell I had PCOS because I was full of acne and body hair. Never went back My periods are regular 90% of the time (and when they aren't, it's because of external stuff like meds) and I am a poster child for PCOS. If you can, get a better doctor. Many doctors, especially older ones, think PCOS is a womb-only thing, when it's actually a metabolic syndrome. Exactly what this anon said
>>373607I wish more people used the Stein-Leventhal Syndrome name for PCOS because then it's not misleading as if it's a uterus thing only, it affects your whole body.
No. 373783
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where can I get a pair of black clip in bangs? I'd like for them to be thick and straight, like the bangs the girl in the pic has. synthetic hair is fine as well. most the ones I find when searching seem to be too thin to achieve this look.
No. 373866
I want too fucking DIE when I see 50+ yr old women with a full head of hair, it's so unfair it makes me cry.
>>373614>I have been to 4 docs in the past year and they all told me "welcome to women's world" when I told them about my severe period pain (all women btw).jfc I never realized how lucky I was that the docs I've been to were decent and actually took time to explain me shit, I'm so sorry to hear that,it fucking sucks, to me it was the opposite: my derm tried to put be on b/c when I was 21 but I declined
>>373647can't you pay out of pocket and have labs done? It's possible here and quite cheap (eastern europe) but I know it can be hell for USA/Canada anons
>>373648both those hairlines are normal and there is NOTHING wrong with them
>>373450Seconding ketoconazole, I had folliculitis and it was the only thing that kept it at bay until I got to a derm
>>373663it fucks up your entire body,brain and mood, it SUCKS
>>373783I'd recommend japanese brands since I know the quality is good
No. 374075
>>374026this was more than 10 years ago, I was rec'd because of acne, took for few days, felt like absolute shit than threw them away, not to mention it gave me some cysts in that short span of time
I have PCOS without the cysts, the acne thankfully went away on its own about 1-1.5 years later, I was really lucky.
I really don't want to take b/c unless as last resort for AGA.
No. 375610
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i want to dye my hair blue or something crazy like that, but i'm afraid it'll get all over my nice baseball caps, like it does with towels.
No. 375624
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>>373223I'm the OP. My hair is like this naturally. I only use shampoo and conditioner (sometimes). It's straight and whenever I finish a shower I brush it so it won't get tangled. It's a LITTLE bit frizzy, only at the top. But it's not that noticable. It used to be curlier when I was younger but around puberty it changed shape, same happened with my sisters. I use picrel.
>>372531It looks good the first days but it can look flat sometimes. I'd like it to be a bit more wavy. Do you have any more advice to make it wavy aside from using a flat iron? I'll use your advice with the bun. Also I'm not sure what hairstyle I want. I'm thinking of getting curtain bags. And thanks for the suggestions!
No. 375735
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>>375706I have long hair like yours and when I get my hair tangled I try to brush it with picrel with a wide tooth comb to then use my hair brush, from the tangle to the tip, slowly and trying to not pressing hard. When the tangle is gone, I use a scrunchie to keep my hair in order.
Hope that helps.
No. 376034
>>376006Meh…I didn't notice any damage at the time, my hair is super thick and curly and back then I straightened twice a week.
>>376020My hair wasn't bleached or dyed before using the black box dye but my hair is a dark blonde color if that could be the case
No. 376774
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I have thick bangs that have randomly been really prone to being greasy for the past year and if I shower in the morning it becomes greasy in the evening. No shampoo and conditioner helps here in the states and I saw that Asian hair care is good quality. I believe I'm going to try ichikami oil control shampoo unless a nonna has better suggestions. My hair is very straight with ever so slightly waves. As well as I believe it's coming from my scalp since it's most greasy there then what touches my forehead.
No. 376811
>>376774Do you use dry shampoo
before it gets greasy? It's a big help
No. 377565
>>377339How did your hair turn out nonna? I´m using store bought oils, one from Fable & Mane and one from Yves Rocher (eurofags probably know).
I finally tried the porosity water glass test today but I´m not sure? At first the hair stayed on the surface for probabyl 5 minutes until I pushed it under the surface and then it very slowly sunk. So is it low or high porosity kek I have no curls btw.
No. 377707
>>377339Pick an oil based on your hair type. My hair is super thin and fine and using olive, coconut or shea makes my hair super greasy and brittle, so I stick to thin oils like jojoba or argan. If you've got thicker, dry hair, then go for thicker oils. Imo doing a regular oil treatment that suits your hair is the most important thing, mixing different oils won't change your results too much but it can be fun to make your little concoction.
>>377565The porosity water test is not reliable. Go from your own experience : if your hair takes a lot of time to dry, to get fully wet, and doesn't seem to take moisture in easily, it's probably low po. If you're the opposite, and your hair tend to absorb moisture, but then gets frizzy and dry after some time, you may be high po. If you've bleached your hair, treat it as high po too. There's also medium porosity which is normal, balanced hair, so maybe you don't even have to ask yourself that question. Also be careful of yves rocher oils, they're advertised as jojoba, argan, etc., but they're all mostly scented sunflower seed oil. You'd better go with a 100% pure oil that you can find in a pharmacy, some are not even that expensive, or if you're broke just buy sunflower oil at the supermarket but don't get scammed
No. 380171
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I was just gifted this, does anyone have any good video demonstrations and/or product reccos?
This is my first endeavor into haircare and styling.
No. 380396
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Nonnas I just made and did a henna gloss mask for my natural ginger hair and it turned out SO GOOD?! All I did was add about 1/4 cup maybe 1/3 of a very basic organic conditioner (my hair is big n long) with a little dash of a nice leave-in treatment and left it on freshly washed, damp hair for 3 hours. I did a lil cheeky blowout and I could cry at the softness and shine. My hair is normally pretty coarse but it looks like a 90s hair product commercial rn. The color is really nice too, I bet it would be pretty as a color wash glaze over blonde hair.
No. 381613
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I got a haircut that's similar to picrel; my problem is that I can't style it to save my life. It also turned out a little too short but I'll just suck it up and wear a cap until it grows out. What should I do to make it look nice once the length is where I'd like it to be? I know close to nothing about styling and the like; I do have a jar of styling clay, which the barber told me is a good way to get more texture.
No. 381626
>>381619Maybe let it grow out a bit and then get more of a textured cut and it might be easier to style. I dont have straight hair so I’m sorry if that’s something that doesn’t work kek
I have wavy hair and if I don’t get a textured cut, it just lays flat and lifeless. Getting it textured makes it easier to have that “effortless” style.
No. 381629
>>381613Got the same cut and am also masc most of the time. My hair at this length is also straight.
I just scrunch some curl gel in while it's specifically halfway dry and it gives it more body. Smells good too. Scrunching in mousse later when it's almost or fully dry I find gives it even more fluffiness. The label says to do it wet but this works for me.
No. 381632
>>381626I was thinking of extra texture or layers, good call.
>>381629That answers my question excellently, thank you. Do you comb it when blow-drying? I need to do that for my fringe anyway because of a cowlick.
No. 385204
>>385120Check if your hair needs moisture or protein. Seconding
>>385139 except I'd advise you to sleep with a bonnet or silk scarf every night until your hair goes back to normal.
No. 388756
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Any nonnies with very long hair? I want to grow out mine and I want it to reach my mid thigh, by now it grazes my butt and I don't understand why it won't grow more….I take care of it, frequent masks, I only use conditioner on my ends and never on my scalp, I use a scalp massager and I avoid the blow drier. I have 1a hair on the greasy scalp side, it's very resistant to treatments (I dye it bimonthly, it's not super healthy but it looks nice and feels heavy and smooth).
I don't use straighteners/curlers, I barely wash it but only my bangs grow out, not the rest…please help a failed princess achieve her long hair dreams, which is to have braids like picrel…..
No. 388820
>>388756hair is dead protein so i make sure it has less chance of breakage by eating the right foods like eggs/fruit/meat/veg (calorie (protein) restriction will thin the hair so i don't diet), and then put it up into protective styles as i wait for it to grow half an inch every month (the fastest hair will grow is 6"/15cm a year so it's just a waiting game + breakage prevention). before washing i brush it with olive oil so it passes through the brush without catching, i use conditioning masks and hair oil so it remains smooth and doesn't tangle. and if i blowdry i use protective spray and the coldest/luke warm setting. it's at the top of my thigh now and continuing to grow well. according to
chemical and physical behavior of human hair by clarence r. robbins, hair generally grows to a max of 3ft. i also read that dyes may contribute to weakening hair and causing hair splits (when the hair splits as far as 4cm up from the end) leading to breakage, but it would not affect the anagen phase (hair growth).
No. 388961
>>388756This anon
>>388779 is probably right. It's just like how the hair in your eyebrows/armpits/crotch only grows to a certain length. The hair grows for an amount of time (for the hair on your head it's several years) and then it stops growing and after a few weeks to a few months, it falls out and gets replaced by a new hair. The rate of growth and the amount of time your hair grows is mostly genetic. If you're taking good care of it and it's noticeably not growing any longer, it's because it can't.
No. 391609
I feel like having curly hair is so limiting sometimes. Are there any other cuts besides, bob, lob or unflattering pixie cuts? I like the low maintenance of curly hair but I do feel like there needs to be more options. Sometimes I do feel like a troon walking around because low maintenance to me means not trying and having extremely frizzy hair. I kinda want to straighten it without heat or at least make the curls more manageable without a shit ton of product (I can’t afford more hair products or expensive curly specialist cuts). Ugh what should I do, nonnies?
>>390379I have the same hair,
nonnie. Every time I try growing it out I think it looks like garbage so I cut it off.
No. 391620
>>391609>>391616fr when i started embracing my curls my hair routine went from wash -> air dry to a multi-step routine + diffusing lmao i’ve never been higher maintenance in my life
that being said i’ve found that the cut that works best for me without having to do my whole hair routine (but still looks good when i do) falls about an inch below my collar bone with medium-length layers on top, hitting between my earlobes to about an inch below my jaw. it gives me decent movement and volume while still allowing for more elaborate updos and air dries pretty long with waves and a few ringlets (for reference, when i diffuse at this length the shrinkage ends up leaving my hair around shoulder length)
of course this is all dependent on hair texture, density, and curl type. i have very very fine hair, medium density, low porosity, with big s-waves and loose-to-medium ringlets depending on what part of my head you’re looking at, so if you have a drastically different hair type take this with a grain of salt! if you are ever interested in doing a more elaborate styling routine though i have found some really lovely budget products i swear by that i’d be happy to yap about as someone who has spent most of her life refusing to do anything more than air-dry with no product
No. 391662
>>391619I started getting greys in my early twenties as my mom did. I think it has to do with genetics.
>>391620My hair is a combo of ringlets and S-waves too while the back of my head has a slight wave but very straight overall. It’s thick, heavy and like
nonnie >>391659mentioned hair products specifically with conditioning makes my hair super heavy from lack of porosity. The products I currently use is a hair gel applied after a wash. The haircut you have is similar to mine as well.
No. 391865
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What results can I expect if I mix MM Vampire Red with volume 20 developer? It's going to be my first time going for an unnatural color like this and I don't want to go overboard and fry my hair but I also don't want to end up with a burgundy brown instead of a more vivid color. My natural hair color is roughly like picrel. I've only used box dyes before.
No. 391944
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>>391865are you bleaching beforehand? if you do you'll get that neon red (speaking from experience, i used vampire red on bleach yellow hair all through high school kek) but if you put it on your natural color it will end up closer to picrel, maybe slightly brighter since that's a fairly light brown. Also you don't need to mix developer into it, that won't do anything. manic panic is actually pretty kind to your hair and I've never felt any damage after using it, it's the bleach that'll fry you if you use a high volume or leave it on too long.
No. 392064
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I fucked up cutting my own hair, and I had to go to a hair salon which I never do. Ended up with a haircut like in picrel but with short bangs. I hate it, and I feel like my whole identity is in shambles now kek. I don't even want to outside now, partly because how short the hair is and partly because styling this haircut is such a pain in the ass. With long hair you can just brush it and go, but with this cut I have to straighten it and use hair wax to look decent. Bought some hair vitamins in the hopes of making my hair grow faster, doubt they will work though lol.
No. 392066
>>392064I once asked for a short hairstyle that went down to my chin all around (I had a pic) and ended up with a style similar to your pic, I was so devastated. I didn't want to look in the mirror at all for weeks.
>styling this haircut is such a pain in the ass. With long hair you can just brush it and goAs someone who's had both waist length and super short hair I always tell women short hair is harder and takes more work, but people don't believe me and still make the mistake of cutting it short because they think it's "easier". No you HAVE to style it every day or it's gonna look like shit, you also lose the natural femininity that comes with long hair so people treat you worse if you don't look put together at all times. Women just don't get away with rolling out of bed and having a badly combed over bald spot like men do. Long hair I could just leave in a braid for days and people would compliment me on how cute it looked, or like you said brush for 1 min and then it looked great. After my bad haircut I decided to grow my hair really long so I didn't cut it for years, I'll never get a short hair cut again.
No. 392069
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Nonnas, I have a face like picrel and I know it's awful. I've been thinking if I maybe style myself a little better I might not feel like such an ugly duckling. Right now I have a fringe and long plain hair that I pin up or braid sometimes, and I'm not sure if it makes my nose stick out more. Are there any hairstyles anyone could recommend that might minimise my giant honker? Thanks nonas.
No. 392089
>>391944>>391976Thank you anons, I'm very new to this stuff. In this case I think I'll use a low volume developer to lift my hair and when it's done apply Manic Panic.
>>391956I did that once before and the end result was a burgundy brown like picrel
>>391944 and I wanna go brighter this time. I use a natural no poo shampoo and I only have to wash my hair once a week thanks to it so I think the dye will not wash out too quick.
No. 392232
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>>392064weird, I have a hairstyle like this and get complimented on it constantly, even though i just do it by blindly clipping away at it with thinning shears kek. Maybe it's because I don't have the "middle aged mom" highlights and just stick with my natural mousey brown color. I guess also my glasses give it a different vibe. I'm ugly so I used to never get compliments on anything, but since cutting my hair a couple years back, people are always telling me how cute my hair style is.
Anyway, why don't you try styling it like this? I think it can look cute and retro.
No. 392320
>>392233nta but I have a fairly chunky nose. I recently got some subtle, airy side bangs and I feel like it actually makes my nose look less prominent compared to when I had a completely bare forehead. I think it's because of the volume, most of my forehead is still visible and instead of sitting flat, there's some airiness where my bangs are sticking out a bit. This way, there's some added dimension that balances out my nose. It sticks out less because it's not the only point of forward projection on my face anymore.
That being said I do also have a fairly strong jaw/chin, maybe if you have a receded chin airy bangs would make the lack of volume in the lower half of your face more obvious, idk. Of course, either way
>>392069 should wear whatever she likes, I used to have blunt thick bangs years ago and even though they weren't flattering my face I loved them a lot.
No. 393651
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I hate the sleek, clean, defined curls trend. Lately I've been giving myself picrel (but bigger) with the blowdryer and I love it. It's so soft and fluffy and I'm addicted to playing with it. I don't need to stress about humidity because it's already ruined. Don't need to sleep in a cap to protect it. I just tie it back whenever I need to leave the house and I'm done.
No. 394519
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Nonnies what do you think of “natural” blonde highlights like this? I have long darkish-brown hair and I was thinking of getting something like this done for the spring/summer, but it would be expensive, so I wanna be sure it’ll suit me. However, I’m not sure about the vibe it gives off. I’m from the southern US and there’s a certain style here of white women (like myself) dying their hair blonde, like the “southern belle” style that I don’t really like. I’m a bit masc and mostly date other women if that helps describe the image I want to reflect
No. 394549
>>394520Yeah that’s exactly the vibe I was worried about kek
>>394523I know it’s so expensive… I’ll have to think about this some more
No. 394620
>>388756Late but I have knee-length hair and I don't do any weird gimmick stuff. I just use a lot of conditioner, sleep with a cap, and keep it tied up in a bun most of the time. I'm inclined to say that you should probably not dye it so much?
sadly although my hair is very long, my whole family has genetically thin hair and low hair count so although I'd also love braids like picrel, my hair isn't thick enough even for one of her braids…
No. 394663
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How long is too long? I've been growing my hair out of laziness, now it's almost at my waist. I thought about letting it grow longer and selling it. But I can't help but feel like it's too long. It's not nearly as long as picrel, but that's how I feel like. I usually braid it or tie it up, but sometimes I let it loose and I feel weirded out by it. What would you say it's the limit for long hair?
No. 394671
>>394663I love long hair nonita and regretted cutting my waist length hair to a fuck ass bob kek. But I agree with
>>394668 I have a friend that has really long hair, I think it’s almost to the back of her knees but it grows to a point the end strands look stringy since it isn’t a straight across cut. I think it can go into little house on the prairie/amish looking after it gets longer than that. Also, nona do you have thick hair or bit on the thinner side?
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>>394663When I need to move it out of the way to use the toilet, no joke
For me hip is perfect, with classic being the absolute longest I'm willing to get to. I've had it down to my fingertips before and that was a whole ass workout, it was so inconvenient and it didn't look great.
>>394671>I think it’s almost to the back of her knees but it grows to a point the end strands look stringy since it isn’t a straight across cutThis makes a huge difference too, it's night and day when you have stringy hair that just grew through neglect and when you have a nice haircut.
>I love long hair nonita and regretted cutting my waist length hairAlso I really relate to this, I went to a bougie salon like a couple of weeks ago and the guy cut my hair wayyyyy too short and very uneven, it's gonna take several years to grow out, I'm so bummed
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>>394668yeah I always thought about it, I would be afraid of getting my hair stuck in my pants, if that makes any sense.
>>394671Wow, that's surprisingly long, my poor ass is thinking she could sell that for a lot kek. My hair is thick, I have to cut it in layers otherwise it's going to look too full and blocky, it's one of the reasons that it makes me feel like cousin itt sometimes.
>>394672>move it out of the way to use the toiletMy biggest fear atm is that, how is the shower? Does it feel heavy when it's all wet?
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>>392064Many hairdressers just half-ass anything short. I have asked for a variety of short haircuts in my life and every time ended up looking like this until not even a couple years ago.
>>394525It's cringe but I'm a high twintail supremacist. From the ages of 12 to 23 anytime my hair was long enough I tied it in twintails. I have thick curly hair which needs to be layered a lot, so they look quite big and fluffy without teasing, and somehow it happens to be the most flattering hairstyle on me (along with the shoulder length 70s nonsense shag that I currently have because I started an agriculture job and wanted something easier to maintain… I showed up with my stupid twintails on the first day of work though)
It keeps your head cool in summer and you can lay down without being bothered by a ponytail, it also weighs a lot less so no headaches, and you don't need a fuckton of bobby pins to keep your top layers from escaping the tie, it all stays put all day long. I had to style my bangs every day though which could be a downside for someone else but I have to do it with every other hairstyle anyway due to my hair texture, so it didn't change much. Minimal hassle for maximal swag. The only real problem is that men consider twintails to be a sexual thing and a shady guy tried to scout me to do porn once. Shayna wishes she was me
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>>394690>It's cringe but I'm a high twintail supremacistNonnie that is actually so nice, i also love high twintails but they don't fit me at all, i wish it was more popular though and i hope that the loser moid who had no brain is rotting.
>>394525I have a looot of straight long hair and my fringe is naturally bobby for some reason. I mostly keep a hairstyle like picrel and sometimes i avoid curling my hair just for safety, i like when they are wavy but it's not like they last much either.
I like it because it keeps my hair out of my way without wearing ponytails or braids for a whole day, somehow i get to feel too cold and get headaches when i do that.