'Not Fade Away'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I have fine, thick hair that was stick straight until pregnancy.
Hair stylists always tell me my hair is fine, but "you have a lot of it," and I always raise an eyebrow. May be true, but my hair still feels pretty ... thin to me.
My hair was stick straight as a kid. So pretty! And now it has weird waves in weird places, and will curl in the humidity, or if I cut it short enough and scrunch it.
hm ... my hair's thick and wavy, not coarse but not fine, with lots of body and several cowlicks. I spent my adolescence trying to get it to go straight, with a consistent lack of success. We didn't have conditioners when I was that age - just cream rinse (which WOULD make oily hair greasy). I finally gave up on wearing it long and then found someone who could cut it so I didn't have to do anything much besides wash, dry, and brush. Now ... with the coloring, it's coarser and I have to spend more time on it, but I'm happy with it.
I still get plenty of people telling me that I should straighten my hair. Characters like Janice or the Nanny do not help.
P-C, health~ma to your grandfather.
Bonny, ~ma for your appointment.
Theo, surgery~ma for your mother today.
My two sisters and I had long hair which ranged from wavy to curly. More than once we combed a layer over the knot at the base of our necks. I envy children who grew up in the magical era of spray detangler.
None of us knot as much as we did and we can't grow it nearly as long ::sob:: It has also gotten considerably thinner and less wavy...
I don't exactly long for the knots, but it seems unfair that now that I'd be able to engage in advanced brushing I don't have to.
My hair is crazy. It is also just barely long enough to braid now! I need to get the crunchy ends trimmed (the parts that were there before the henna switch), but that would leave the length awkward. So I suffer it.
We put Lillian's hair in two braids, which has made a huge difference in how much effort it takes to keep it long. No more bad bedhead in the mornings.
It has never been cut. She can make that call for herself when she is older.
It has never been cut. She can make that call for herself when she is older.
When I was 5-10, my dad would cut our hair. Once when I was 6-ish, I got impatient (he was still out milking the cows) so I cut my own bangs. Of course it was a fiasco. Too bad there are no photos.
P-C, much ma.
My mom would never dare try to cut our hair herself. Hair was left to the professionals.
We put Lillian's hair in two braids, which has made a huge difference in how much effort it takes to keep it long.
I loved braids. My father made me cut my hair when he decided I was "too old" for long hair. The next year, long hair became the thing. I don't know that I could have put up with the whole ironing your hair straight thing, though. I've really never been very happy with my hair since I've been in charge of it, except possibly for that year of the lovely soft chemo curl.