My hair is really thick and about BSL maybe a few inches longer and they work fine for mine. If you can't it get all up in one clip, try using too and create 2 buns one on top of the other. Or Take a regular jaw clip gather your hair like your making a low pony twist and then just clip that part up off your neck. That way your hair isn't so heavy and the clip should hold it.
Well...I brushed mine, does that count? Actually my house is still a little cool, so I don't mind it down. when it gets hotter, though, I will most likely braid it and pin it up. I have noticed, though, that it is long and heavy enough now to really start hurting my scalp if I have it up more than a couple hours.
Lengthygoal, do the clips that say "For Thick Hair" actually work for thick hair? I can't use most of those clips...
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I use clips from Wal-Mart usually the ones that say "For Thick Hair" they are relativly cheap and don't seem to damage my hair. There are a lot of different ways to wear your hair with the clips from fancy updos to just a simple bun at nape of your neck. The longer curved ones are good for a loose style agaist your head. All of the hair-dos are simple and take less than 5 minutes to do. None of them really require your hair to be pulled tight.
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I have been trying to make an effort to tie my hair back rather than wear my hair down in my effort to grow my hair longer. I always tie my hair my hair into a knot at the back of my hair. My hair is only bsl so it's quite easy to do. People always ask me if I have cut my hair when I do this. I don't mind this look. It's like having a pixie cut and I commented to someone today that it makes me look like a black Audrey Hepburn even if I do say so myself
Me too! I never had so many sinus headaches as I've had this year (in fact I never had any at all before '08, now I've had them for months). Any time I have locked in a room alone at work I spend with my head back looking up at the ceiling, (it really helps!)
Your hair style sounds cute, and painless- I wonder if I'd be able to do something similar, but with straight hair my ends wouldn't look as nice I think. I don't know what I could do with them.
Today I'm wearing my hair down (somewhat rare for me). Usually I just wear a bun.
Making metal barettes/concord clips hair safe, long hair style how to: http://alonghair.wordpress.com
I've been having alot of allergy and tension headaches lately. Wearing my hair up in any way aggrivates the situation. I prefer wearing my hair up at work, so I was trying to find a quick way to put it up without having to twist it tightly.
I did a basic braid from the nape half way down the length and tied it off with a hair band. Then I brought the braid up against my head and secured it with a hairstick by weaving it in and out of the braid from top to bottom. I used 2 or 3 bobby pins to pin the ends up into a little curly "poof" at the top. It turned out really cute and it hasn't given me a headache as bad as my normal way of using a hairstick. (when it's not allergy season, my normal way doesn't bother me at all)
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Actually my house is still a little cool, so I don't mind it down. when it gets hotter, though, I will most likely braid it and pin it up. I have noticed, though, that it is long and heavy enough now to really start hurting my scalp if I have it up more than a couple hours.
