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oooh thanks!
I like this one. it's similar to what I want to get
That's really cute ... I'd love to do that to mine. Mine's almost down to my ass, and everytime I go in with the intent of cutting it all off, I choke.
i said SIMILAR. mine would be longer than that... but layered like that. I have had it like that before. i have a picture but I'm at work right now.Can someone kindly direct me to a LuvBones thread?
Just Kidding
but yeah, my sister IS growing her hair long... so you can go find her then
oooh thanks!
I like this one. it's similar to what I want to get
That's really cute ... I'd love to do that to mine. Mine's almost down to my ass, and everytime I go in with the intent of cutting it all off, I choke.
But seriously, I'm sure you'll look great no matter what, and with the heat that's coming, it's not a bad idea at all...i said SIMILAR. mine would be longer than that... but layered like that. I have had it like that before. i have a picture but I'm at work right now.
but yeah, my sister IS growing her hair long... so you can go find her then
i used to be that way. i had my hair long for YEARS before one time i decided to chop it. i'm glad I did because it just feels so great shorter so now I'm not scared anymore lolThat's really cute ... I'd love to do that to mine. Mine's almost down to my ass, and everytime I go in with the intent of cutting it all off, I choke.
thank you
i cut it every summer now. don't worry it grows out fast. by Christmas it'll be long again lol
10 Signs You Need a Hair Makeover
Pro clues it's time to redo your 'do
By Laurie Campbell
SIGN #1
Your hair has no volume.
The top is flat, the sides are bulky, and it no longer frames your features. "If your hair just sits there, even after you've blown it dry, set it or curled it, at the very least get a trim," says Mark Garrison of the eponymous New York City salon.
SIGN #2
Your high school friends assure you that "you haven't changed a bit!"
Guess what? It's probably time to do just that, says Sam Brocato of the hair-care company Brocato America. Start getting inspired by collecting images of cuts you'd consider. Revisit them weekly until you can picture living with one of them...next, schedule an appointment.
SIGN #3
Your highlights are more noticeable than your base color.
"This is an indication that your highlights have become too heavy," says Garrison. The fix? Consider a single process to cover the streaks and lay off new highlights for at least three months. (Don't worry, some of the lighter bits will naturally show through, giving you a subtler, sun-kissed effect.)
SIGN #4
You're not receiving compliments on your hair anymore.
One simple tweak sure to garner attention is to set your strands in hot rollers, suggests Federico Calce of Federico Salon in New York City. "Of all the heat-styling tools, they produce the softest, sexiest waves."
SIGN #5
Your hair and skin tone match.
If your tress and skin tones have become too close, you could benefit from lowlights, says Garrison. Add deeper, warmer streaks using peroxide and ammonia-free color to give your look loads of dimension without damaging your hair.
SIGN #6
Your clothes have evolved; your hair hasn't.
According to Brocato, altering your clothing style is the perfect excuse to update your 'do. This way, your new look will work from head to toe - literally. For example, if you've recently lost weight and are finally sporting all those curve-hugging clothes previously relegated to the back of your closet, you might want to get a sleeker, more face-flattering coif.
SIGN #7
Two words: Brillo pad.
Lopping off significant length may be the only way to eliminate dryness. But in the meantime, switch to a cream-based styler (such as Kiehl's Creme with Silk Groom) to add moisture to your hair, which will render it more supple and less apt to break.
SIGN #8
You pull your hair into a ponytail all the time.
Garrison suggests adding bangs or layers to give your locks some shape - that way, you'll be more apt to wear them down.
SIGN #9
You spend more than 20 minutes styling your hair.
If it takes this long, your cut is clearly not making the most of your texture. A fast fix: Get your stylist to create 'dos that work with your curls (like long layers) or that boost your lank locks (like a blunt bob).
SIGN #10
Your stylist could cut your hair with her eyes closed.
Sounds like someone's in a rut (not just you) - seek out fresh eyes/scissors.
The easiest way to keep current? Start with a versatile cut, then alter your texture and color as often as you like! For a look like the one shown here, begin with long layers and use volumizing spray on your roots.
Try: Phytovolume Actif Volumizer Spray for fine or limp hair.
My hair is supposed to be like this, but it's probably an inch shorter all around execpt in the bangs. That's what I get for making my friend a margarita before she cut my hair
yeah that is reeeally cuteMy hair is supposed to be like this, but it's probably an inch shorter all around execpt in the bangs. That's what I get for making my friend a margarita before she cut my hair
if I was skinnier I could do that. but i can't pull off hair that short right now
and I LOLed at "Brillo Pad"
Ok. I need a haircut. SIGN #1 applies to me.
I like this hairstyle
Ok. I need a haircut. SIGN #1 applies to me.
I have poker straight hair except for this wave in the back from about the middle of my head to my neck. If I don't put products in my hair, it's glued to my head. I also have no patience for any hair paraphernalia other than a blow dryer.
I get my hair cut by a stylist named Cindy Lee. She is amazing and I've followed her to several different places over the last 6 years. She has a place at the Truesdell Salon on Thousand Oaks and Jones Maltsberger. Her number is 326-3726
Is that what you're going to do to your hair?
PMK i like those a lot! especially the first one
2Blonde, I have actually heard of that place. thank you
If a woman had to have short hair, I could live with either of those....
Well we will all be sure to consider that the next time we go to the salon
seriously!Well we will all be sure to consider that the next time we go to the salon
Well we will all be sure to consider that the next time we go to the salon
I'm just trying to be helpful...
keep those pics coming
Btw, they opened a Truesdell at Bandera/1604 next to Gold's Gym.
I have super straight hair too. I was wondering if I could get that same style without doing anything to it ... Hmmmm
I have poker straight hair except for this wave in the back from about the middle of my head to my neck. If I don't put products in my hair, it's glued to my head. I also have no patience for any hair paraphernalia other than a blow dryer.
I probably wouldn't get my haircut this way if I were you, but it sure is cute:
I can guarantee that the pictures PM5K posted have been set with hot rollers. That's fine if you want to deal with that daily.
A lot of people will bring in pictures that just won't work for their type of hair and hopefully you will have a stylist that will tell you that no matter how much you like the cut.
No to both of those!! lol
first one is too short
second one, well, i don't really want to look like a 12 year old
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