90 F and high humidity =
http://www.arizonafoothillsmagazine....frizzyhair.jpg
(Not my picture)
Except in my case I wear a hard hat so it's flatter on top and bigger on the sides, kinda bozo-ish.
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90 F and high humidity =
http://www.arizonafoothillsmagazine....frizzyhair.jpg
(Not my picture)
Except in my case I wear a hard hat so it's flatter on top and bigger on the sides, kinda bozo-ish.
Yes, exactly... That might as well have been a picture of me.
I have to blowdry my hair with round ceramic brushes and then I go over the bits you can see with a ceramic iron... And then, hopefully, it stays in place...
Don't you just miss the 80s?
I know I do because my hair always looks like that ^ too.
I can never straighten my own hair even though I love straight hair. Even at the hairdresser's it takes two people about 45 minutes to get it done.
My hair is fine (I would add 'luckily' but it's not always a blessing), so it's easier to torture it into being straight. However, I can never wear it curly without a truck load of mousse otherwise I'll end up looking like an Bichon Frisé with really long hair. :sick:
So I'm doomed to spend half an hour on drying my hair...
heh :D. Right now I have long dark brown (once black) hair, tomorrow I'm going back to short blonde hair!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
You guys with long thick hair are SO lucky! My hair is "baby fine." :D And short. It doesn't really grow past my shoulders, nor is it flattering when it's long. Sigh. I have to wash and blow dry it every day because it doesn't have body either. I still remember finding that out. I was in the seventh grade, and a friend told me. It was worse than finding out about the birds and the bees. :lol: So every day is a potentially bad hair day for me.
that looks like my hair if i blow dry it...Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
I'm having a no hair day! (again)
Hehehe... This is what Bailey looks like!Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Not sure if it is lucky as such. A very good friend often tells me that I have got thick hair to match my thick head! But he is follically challenged so we know that it is his jealousy getting the better of him! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by qimissung
Well, look on the bright side... One worry less... And you must be saving a lot of money on hair products and such! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
Ugh. My hair is currently down to the bottom of my shoulder blades, and still shaved in a mohawk strip. *I doubt I'll ever be able to let it grow out, now...* but when I wear it down, not in a ponytail or anything, I still have people telling me, 'Wow! Your hair is so thick! Blahblahblah...'. When I pull it up and show the shaved sides, I tend to get a look like this: =O
If I still had a full head, I'd weight about 30 more pounds :lol:
Anybody else use John Freida? I get the frizzies big time, and also style/straighten/blow dry frequently, so I use John Freida Frizzease... it is expensive, but it works MIRACLES! Shampoo, conditioner, leave in conditioner, and serum. *thumbs up*
(P.s. big hair for the win. I often spend hours with a blow dryer, round brush and hairspray TRYING to make my hair look like the above photo!)
John freida has stopped working on my hair... I use a pantane brunnette serum now instead and a hena based conditioner... and an elvive shampoo. the combo actually works.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeccaT
Jeez all i have to do is turn a blow dryer on. Have you tried by drying your hair upside down?Quote:
(P.s. big hair for the win. I often spend hours with a blow dryer, round brush and hairspray TRYING to make my hair look like the above photo!)
All you need is a little mousse and a lot of hairspray and blamo you have to scooch down while driving so your hair doesn't hit the roof.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeccaT
I wonder if I can still make big hair? Maybe I'll try this weekend since I can't watch TV.:lol:
John Frieda also doesn't work for me, like for Niamh, because my hair is so fine - I have a lot of it though. I can't use all the serums and creams because it causes build-up on my hair. So I have to use Gill for dry scalp (I have seriously sensitive skin and other shampoos give me eczema, and Gill makes your hair REALLY soft too!) and I have to use a salon conditioner. Then every other week I also have to use a deep cleaning shampoo. My hair is a lot of trouble... :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by BeccaT
Heh, I can just leave my hair to dry naturally for that :pQuote:
Originally Posted by BeccaT
Ditto. When it is like that, I can audition for Cathy from Wuthering Heights! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TurquoiseSunset
Maybe I should go back to having my fringe like this:
http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/5097/hairr.png