'Life of the Party'
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TCG is a pearl without price.
My hair is now at shoulder length, but I can't make it be smooth with cute flippy ends. My hair is thick and basically straight, but full of random waves and cowlicks. It is also, for the first time in my life, dry. I don't know if it was chemo, age or hormones, but I went from very oily hair that had to be washed at least every other day to hair that is very dry, so it has that lovely fried look. Anyone have any miracle shampoos or conditioners?
What do I want for lunch?
Ginger, I have very dry hair. I really like Redken's All Soft Shampoo and conditioner. Also, if your hair has a problem with humidity, try Redken's Smooth Down. The Body Shop's Brazil Nut Shampoo and Conditioner are good as well. I also like Nexxus Therappe Shampoo with Humectress Conditioner. (I tend to switch up my hair products to avoid buildup)
TCG is a pearl without price.
Absolutely. I'm still trying to figure out how I got so lucky.
IOmemeN, my next apartment will have laundry facilities, and it will be on the same floor as the apartment. This sucks.
CUTE haircut, Aimee!
K, here is my shortest cut ever, circa 1991 (I'm on the far right) [link] Another short one circa 1995 [link] I was obsessed with a Kate Hepburn shot I had purchased recently and was trying to recreate it all over the place.
Meatball sub!
I think that Dallas hair chick may be a friend of a friend. Does it say where she works?
here is my shortest cut ever, circa 1991 (I'm on the far right)
Jesus, you're cute!
Another short one circa 1995
Why would you ever think of growing it out when it looks so good on you short?
This gal has some interesting and elaborate rolls
man I wish I was coordinated enough or had the patience to do something like that to my hair every so often. My two styles are down (and, if I take the time to dry it, blown out super straight) and up in ponytail. Both are cute but I think I could rock a 40s style do.
I do not like the herringbone braid. It freaks me out for some reason. Like it belongs in the domain of the hippy ladies with the freakishly long hair.
Does it say where she works?
It didn't. She hasn't gone to cosmetology school yet, but on the Vintage Hair board she seemed willing and available to do other people's hair.
In other words, you should contact her!
Both are cute but I think I could rock a 40s style do.
You totally could. Rolls aren't that hard. A simple one like this is fairly easy to do.