QuoteReplyTopic: Hair texture with very long hair Posted: July 23 2006 at 1:00pm
It seems that almost everyone with waist-length hair or longer has cascading waves (which are just beautiful!) in their hair.
I have two questions for those with very long wavy hair, was your hair just as wavy when it was shorter, let's say shoulder length to mid-back?
Does anyone here have waist-length hair or longer that is not wavy?
I'm just curious to see if those with naturally wavy hair seem to be the ones growing their hair longer or if the longer length somehow creates waves in the hair that weren't there when the hair was shorter (it doesn't make sense, but you never know).
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It might be because it's easy to keep long hair up in a bun or braided and when it's taken out for a photo, the waves are still there. Usually hair is pulled straighter with the weight so midback hair should be a bit wavier in theory.
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My hair was curly/wavy when it was shorter. It has defined waves now that it's waist length. All the "curl" has been pulled out from the length. There's a post way back on here somewhere where I posted my curly hair when it was shorter.
My hair is a little bit wavy but when it was just below my shoulders when I was about 14 it was slightly straight and I got a spiral perm. I didn't like how it looked at first but if you don't use heat on your hair and just put gel in it and air dry, it will grow out and slowly unkink and will look absolutely beautiful if it gets down to your waist.
Actually it is a nice question. My hair is 32 inches long and it was wavy to start with but now it is not so. May be it has something to do with the length of the hair. I agree with hellfreezeover on this count. Since my hair is quite long i usually wear plaits or buns. only when iam in my house i let it loose.
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Hellfrozeover speaks the truth for me... my hair is straight. I classify it as "1b" according to Fia's hairtyping methodology. (excessive humidity can make it frizzy.)
Really? Just looking at your picture, I see that the hair near your head is straight, but personally I'd call all the waves in length of your hair -- wavy! But that's just my opinion, so I'm not sure what the technical definition of wavy might be. I guess I'm thinking more stick-straight Marcia Brady type of hair.
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I'm really interested in this question too, as my hair is quite wavy and I wonder if it will be straighter when it is long. I know a girl with very long hair and it has a slight wave in it and she said that when hers was shorter, it was as wavy as mine. Hmmmmm..........
Mine got wavier as it grew, peaking at about 26" (that's the length in
my avatar). At 28+ inches it seems to be getting less wavy.
Maybe I just needed a little length for the waves to form.
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My hair length is 32 inches and it is now a bit wavy and it was not so when it was in the 20s . I am a guy and i have found that usually women have more waves in their hair than men
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