Erailea
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- Posted: Wed, 02 May 2012 01:06:52 +0000
Tarantellatears
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Hmm, it might not be a bad idea to get it cut. It's healthy for your hair to cut it every now and again. My hair is always shinier, springier, more manageable, and falls out less after I get it cut. You don't have to lop a whole lot off--because trust me I understand not wanting to have short hair (round face + short hair=bad idea), but you could get the ends trimmed a bit, or get some little layers.
Hmm, it might not be a bad idea to get it cut. It's healthy for your hair to cut it every now and again. My hair is always shinier, springier, more manageable, and falls out less after I get it cut. You don't have to lop a whole lot off--because trust me I understand not wanting to have short hair (round face + short hair=bad idea), but you could get the ends trimmed a bit, or get some little layers.
I get a trim at least once a year, sometimes two. My hair dresser has been doing my hair since I was 6 or 7 and for the last decade has been at me to cut it off (she likes to reference my sister who was all too eager to cut her wavy hair up just past her chin :/ ). I get her point when my hair is in this recovery state but I have no desire to have short hair. As it is my hair is barely longer than my shoulder xp When I was a kid it used to be at the small of my back. These days it's perpetually stuck at armpit length and nothing I do seems to convince it to grow longer (or, really, it does get longer but then the trim lops it right back to size crying ). Ideally I'd love to hair down to my knees but its consistency doesn't allow for it, I guess. It's very thin and dead straight... unless short, apparently. The recovering half of my hair was wispy as all get out until recently O.o I'd wash my hair and it'd become a puffball for a day or two xp Still does a little but not as much as it used to since it's gaining more weight from the length.