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    Posted: September 08 2004 at 4:21pm
my hair is just touching the tips of my shoulders
and i would like 2 hav it down to bra clasp do u guys hav ne tips if so plz tell me !!!!!
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This is a Survey About Your Hair. Just copy and paste the ones that apply.

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Straight
Really Straight
Wavy
Really Wavy
Curly
Really Curly
Permed - Curly
Permed - Wavy
Relaxed - Straight

Normal
Dry
Oily
Split or Damaged Ends
Colored / Total coverage
Colored / Highlights

Short - above chin
Medium - neck length
Long - shoulders to mid back
Longer - mid back to waste
Super Long - longer than waste length

Growing out
Maintaining current length
Prefer Shorter hair for yourself and want to care for it

6-8 weeks between Trims
2-6 months between Trims
6 - 12 months between Trims
More than 12 months between Trims
Never Trim or very rare (more than 2 years between)

Short Bangs
Long Bangs
Layers above chin
Layers below chin

V shape ends
U shape ends
Blunt / Straight cut ends
Uneven ends, but close to one length

Recently trimmed
Need trimming

Hair is Curly or Wavy when measured
Hair is Straight when measured

Hair is trimmed Wet
Hair is trimmed Dry

A stylist - same one all or most of the time
A stylist - not always the same one
I trim my own hair (All of it)
I trim my Bangs & Sides myself but Not the Back
I trim my Bangs myself but Not the Sides or Back
I trim my own hair a few times and then go to a stylist a few times alternating between them
I haven't gotten a trim lately and would like to
I only trim once or twice a year
I trim more than once or twice a year
My hair doesn't split that often so I go without

I never blow dry or use hot irons.
I rarely use bow dryers or hot irons
I use them about 50% of the time
I use them More than 50% of the time

Tell us what products and tools you use.
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Hi arielluvstennis!

I can offer you the standard tips: don´t trim unnecessarily, use a mild schampoo, be careful in handling your hair, stay away from heat, sun and products that are drying. Don´t bleach or otherwise chemically treat your hair if you want it to be in top condition. Eat properly. And wait. Two years, I´d say, and you will have your dream hair.

Good luck!
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i play tennis in the sun about like 3 hours a day is jus wearing a hat enough??????
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Relaxed - Straight
Dry
Split or Damaged Ends
Medium - neck length
Growing out
2-6 months between Trims
U shape ends
Need trimming
Hair is Curly or Wavy when measured
my mom trims my hair shes pretty good and does it when dry
I rarely use bow dryers or hot irons
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Originally posted by tennischick tennischick wrote:

i play tennis in the sun about like 3 hours a day is jus wearing a hat enough??????



It might be, if you keep it all under there. But I guess you´ll be the best judge of that yourself. If it´s really dry maybe you need some sunscreen product and some extra conditioning. I live in one of the cold and dark corners of the world, so I´m really no expert on long term sun damage.

Someone else, maybe?

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Straight
Dry
Colored / Total coverage
Long - shoulders to mid back
Growing out
2-6 months between Trims
Short bangs
U-shape ends
Hair is straight when measured
Hair is trimmed wet
A stylist - same one all the time
I trim my bangs myself, but not the sides or back
I never blow dry or use hot irons

Tell us what products and tools you use:
Redken Hair Cleansing Cream Shampoo
Head & Shoulders Dry Scalp Care Shampoo
Aussie Knot Forgotten
Biolage Ultra-Hydrating Balm
Redken All Soft Heavy Cream
Johnson's No More Tangles spray (Strawberry Sensation)
* Always trying new products, especially deep conditioners!
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Straight
Dry
Split or Damaged Ends (unavoidable at my length, though I occasionally trim splits)
Super Long - longer than waist length (certainly not a "waste")
Maintaining current length
Never Trim or very rare (more than 2 years between)
V shape ends (natural taper at ends)
Need trimming (yep)
Hair is Straight when measured
Hair is trimmed Dry
A stylist - not always the same one
I never blow dry or use hot irons.

Wide-tooth comb
Phytotherarie Jojoba Shampoo
Edwin Paul Deep Conditioner
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relaxed- straight
normal
medium - neck length
growing out
6-8 weeks between trims
layers above chin
blunt/straight cut ends
recently trimmed
hair is straight when measures
hair is trimmed wet
i trim my own hair (all of it)
i use them more than about 50% of the time


I have a lot but the last set of products i used was
1. neutrogena triple moisture cream lather shampoo
2. all ways natural super gro cnditioning hair dress
3. neutrogena triple moisture sheer hydration leave-in foam
4. l'oreal vive smooth intense conditioner
5. BB super gro
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In addition to the good advice mentioned above:

Don't wear things in your hair that damage it. Those thin ponytail holders with the metal part on it bend hair. Metal spring clasp barettes damage hair (though in my signature I have a page to show you how you can avoid that). Combs or clips with seams tear hair, brushes with catchy parts (like the ones with the plastic knobs on the ends of the bristles when the plastic starts to peel off) tear hair. You can buy seamless combs online, about 5 bucks for one some places.

Don't brush your hair when its wet. It stretches hair and breaks it more easily. You can comb with a seamless widetoothed comb when wet if you start at the bottom and are careful not to be rough.

Be careful where you hair goes. Don't catch it in doors, let it get caught in the back of your chair, catch it under your purse strap....damage can happen when you remove it from caught places.



Making metal barettes/concord clips hair safe, long hair style how to: http://alonghair.wordpress.com
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Choices


Wavy
Normal
Colored / Total coverage
Long - shoulders to mid back
Growing out
6-8 weeks between Trims
Long Bangs
Layers above chin
Blunt / Straight cut ends
Recently trimmed
Hair is Straight when measured
Hair is trimmed Wet
A stylist - same one all or most of the time
I trim my Bangs myself but Not the Sides or Back
I never blow dry or use hot irons.

Tell us what products and tools you use.

Wide combs
Those big plastic hair clips that put hair up
once in awhile a bobby pin
rollers that don't have sharp prongs on them and also don't need bobby pins.

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Relaxed - Straight
Dry
Split or Damaged Ends
Long - shoulders to mid back
Growing out
2-6 months between Trims
Layers below chin
Blunt / Straight cut ends
Recently trimmed
Hair is Straight when measured
Hair is trimmed Dry
A stylist - not always the same one
I rarely use bow dryers or hot irons

I use john frieda's frizz ease hair serum and matrix sleek.look extreme creme. I blow dry my hair about once a month.
Type: 3c/4a Natural
Current Length: 6"
Goal: Healthy, tip of nose /neck/shoulder length hair.
BC: 02/08/06
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MY HAIR HAS GROWN LIKE HALF AN INCH!!!!!!!!
I measured my hair like a month ago and it was half inch shorter now its a half inch longer thanks to your hair tips thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s. arielluvs tennis is my othere one i didnt mean to make it but the sign up process didnt work right
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Hi Tennis Chick,

LOL. Well, I don't know if we had anything to do with your hair growing this past month, but maybe (?) we helped with advice on care techniques which will help you keep it healthier (and less in need of trimming).

Wishing continued good growth for you!
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