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    Posted: March 13 2007 at 6:52pm
I personally dont like the 80's style or "big hair" on me, but I do like it.

I am just skeptical about all the hairspray and teasing, that can really damage your hair. I am trying to grow mine out, so I stay away from stuff like that.

I do admire it, and I think it looks wonderful on my mom, but not me lol!
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Id be afraid that teasing my hair would cause a lot of damage just yikes, but i def did it back in the day the pics make funny jokes now.:)

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I'm with you on that one babycheeks. I mean in the early 90's I did tease my bangs sometimes, but never my whole head. Thank God, or I would have alot of pictures to get rid of LOL. I think that was the worst hair trend ever. I love today's smooth and feminine, as well as sophisticated styles. But as everything else, is a matter of taste. So if someone likes their hair big, grab that hairspray can and that come and knock yourself out. Whatever makes you happy, and feel good.
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the only way i wear my hair 80s is a to the side pony tail thats as far as ill go.
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Here I am!

Sure you REALLY want to meet me? (Now that you know I exist.)

I didn't change with the times. Maintained my femininity into adulthood. Needless to say, I've had a very lonely adult life. Lost all my friends I had from growing up years, they all joined the modern culture.

Still love big hair--so true--it is so feminine.

Hairstyles of the 90's and 2000's are sloppy and ugly.

Sure do miss those years of friends and fun.

 
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Dude, I love the 80's style. It's all bout the 80's!
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> Does anyone share my fondness or appreciation for> "Big Hair." When I refer to "Big> Hair" I mean the hairstlyes of of the late 80's -> early 90's: lots of hairspray and volume, teased> bangs, etc.... Essentially, what is often referred to> perfectly sculpted New Jersey Mall High/Big hair. I've> yet to find a site or a woman who enjoys styling her> hair in this fashion. I realize that this style is> outdated and women are truely relieved that they can> finally forego the hassle, but I can still dream of> meeting her. Are you out still out there?I too enjoy "Big Hair", while it is not as inviting to one's fingers, hand, brushes and combs as more free-flowing styles, it certainly has an appeal by projecting unchanging femininity. Good luck in finding her, let me know how you do!Thanks,Eric
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> have you founfd someone ?i also love big teased hair and would love to chat with a lady about it. nothing ius to big for me.
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> yes I do share your interrest,and I am also seeking someone (a girl) to chat with about big teased hair.have you founfd someone ?
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Does anyone share my fondness or appreciation for "Big Hair." When I refer to "Big Hair" I mean the hairstlyes of of the late 80's - early 90's: lots of hairspray and volume, teased bangs, etc.... Essentially, what is often referred to perfectly sculpted New Jersey Mall High/Big hair. I've yet to find a site or a woman who enjoys styling her hair in this fashion. I realize that this style is outdated and women are truely relieved that they can finally forego the hassle, but I can still dream of meeting her. Are you out still out there?
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