QuoteReplyTopic: longest hair I have seen Posted: December 05 2005 at 5:16pm
Hi everyone, just wanted to share something. The longest
hair I have ever really seen is on my cousin. She had hair almost all the way
to her ankles!!! She was about 26 had never cut her hair, and her hair was the
type that grew rather fast. One day she decided to get it cut out of the blue. So we
went to the hair dresser and they took her braid and just chopped it off!!!! They
cut her hair just below her ears!!! She kept her braid but it was painful to
watch lol.
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No she didnt grow it back rini, she has it above the shoulders at the
moment she doesn't think she will grow it that long ever again too much
work. But it was rather amazing.
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I wonder why she went from ultra long to really short. She did not want to go short gradually? Like cut it to waist length, then BSL, then go shorter from there. Oh well......that's just really interesting
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Wow, that's a major transition! I don't think I could cut off that much hair in one go.
A few months ago I saw a woman who probably had ankle (or at least
calf) length hair. It was hard to tell exactly because her hair was in
a ponytail and the rest of it was braided, but the braid almost reached
her knees.
The longest hair I ever saw was on my friend in elementary school (when
we were 12). It reached her knees then, and she had agreed to
follow a tradition when she was 4 years old not to cut her hair until
she was 18 (just in case she would, her parents didn't cut her hair
before age 4 either). I saw her again once after that when we
were maybe 14 or 15, but I didn't see the length of her hair at that
time because she didn't want to take it down and show me, she said it
was too much work to put it back up (I don't blame her of course, I
thought it would be neat to see it, but thats not why I went to visit
so I didn't care. And she was probably sick of it by then too).
It was neat hair I have to say, what I remember when I was 12. It
was black at the top couple of feet, then dark brown, then tapered to
red ends with the very last inch blonde. She always got tons of
oooos and aaaahs the rare times she wore it down.
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I used to work at a day care center, teaching kindergarten, where I had a
boy in my class named Austin. Being half Japanese, his parents decided to
embrace the tradtion of not cutting his hair at all. What resulted was
similar to what Susan described about her friend in elementary school, he
had black hair at the roots, which got lighter brown and finally blonde at
the very end. He wore it in a ponytail most of the time, it reached about
to his tailbone. He was totally addorible!
Ahhhh, sweet! The longest hair I've seen is on some of my asian friends
when I went to a wedding and a lot of them had hair in between their
bum and their knees.
28.02.06 34 inches
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Wow everyone those are some pretty cool stories about long
hair. Rini: I’m not sure why she didn’t
gradually shorten her hair but it was a lot of work for her. It took a lot of
shampoo, she had to get help combing it and it was very heavy, bad for the
neck. Styling it was also very difficult. I use to help her braid it, I started
off standing close to her and then backing further and further and further away
lol. It looked very nice but it definitely had its disadvantages as well. I
want my hair long but I don’t think I could handle it that long it would be too
impractical for me.
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I'm pretty sure I couldn't handle it that long either. It takes a
special person to be so patient! I'm trying for thigh length to see
what its like, then if I can't handle it I will go a little
shorter. I'd really like to keep it thigh length, but at
least I don't think I'll ever go shorter than tailbone length again.
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I think the longer you go, the longer you feel you can go. My hair is
waist and now that doesn't feel so long so I want to go longer but if
you'd asked me when my hair was elbows I would have said that waist was
REALLY long and I would never go beyond that. So there you are.
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Are the different hair lengths shoulders, shoulder blades, bra strap, elbows, waist, hip, tailbone, thigh, knee, ankes? Also, what is classic length? Sorry to be so uninformed
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no, fingertip length is when it reaches your fingertips. Classic is
just below your bum. Yeah, those are basically the lengths but add in
golden ratio (about mid thigh-so called because it's about 2/3 of the
body or something)
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A few years ago I did some extensive study on phi. Classic length is what evolved from Golden Ratio (called phi, or 1.618..... or .618.... they are both reciprocal, irrational numbers)
Golden Ratio, or phi, is supposed to be the most attractive proportion. It's also manifested (vaguely) as the "Rule of Thirds", where ideally the focal point of an art piece or a photo should be on the first or last third of a space to have it "look good".
The calculation is [the square root of five, plus or minus one] the quantity divided by two.
Golden Ratio is actually about fingertip length, and the inverse of the Golden length is actually about waist length. This is why both waist and classic are "theoretically" the most attractive lengths for long hair. I think the practice of having fingertip length eventually evolved into classic length because classic length is the borderline between what you can and cannot comb by yourself. Not that people in ancient days didn't have hair minions!!!
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