I had mid-shoulder length hair, but I never wore it down because it was so heavy and hot on the back of my neck. Hubby, though (and nearly of course), loved it long. He liked to bat my pony tails back and forth. Then I decided "Hell with this" and lopped it. He was sad. My cat was sad, too, because he likes to sleep in my hair (he's gotten better).
Hubby called it "mom hair" once or twice, but since it's lots of loose curls now instead of being pulled straight by the weight, he's not too upset. My only concern is sometimes I look like Molly Ringwald.
Way more women have long hair than look good with it. Particularly women with very fine bones and very thick hair - the hair can completely dominate the facial features, diminishing their cheekbones and eyes.
Not that you're biased...
Once I washed out the hideous style last night, the girls pronounced that I did not have "soccer-mom hair" as if that was the worst possible style.
I need to find the right styling product that was maximize my curls.
My husband likes long, long hair and for a while there I was willing. But it just got too heavy -- I'd feel the weight of it in yoga, for example when I'd turn my head to look up in triangle pose -- so most of it is gone. He knows that it's a pretty safe bet it won't go too short -- I like being able to tie it back when we're hiking or flying too much.
MG I love the new cut!
I'll give that a shot Steph
$19 for hair stuff? Gleep.
$19 for hair stuff? Gleep.
I know. But it lasts for about 4 months when you have short hair.
I know. But it lasts for about 4 months when you have short hair.
I only have to buy my Aveda products every six to eight months, they last that long.
I know. But it lasts for about 4 months when you have short hair.
I only have to buy my Aveda products every six to eight months, they last that long.
Hmm. Perhaps I use too much product.
