Hair cut
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Topic: Hair cut
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Subject: Hair cut
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 3:18am
Hi, I'm interested in a new style. My hair has been the same for about 4-5 years (long, auburn, and straight, with bangs). I'm 27 and newly-married. I don't REALLY want to give up my hair, but it seems all I ever do with it anymore is wear it in a clippie, which in essence, is a short-hair look. I have gotten comments on how pretty it is, but I am just sick of doing nothing with it. I'm sort of an au natural girl, so I'm not going to perm it. But maybe a short cut? I loved Gwyneth Paltrow's short hair in Sliding Doors, but she's so thin and angular, maybe it won't look so hot on me? My sister-in-law is a Houston hairdresser, and I'm going up in 5 days...with plans to CUT IT OFF! Please advise, and if you think I should cut it short, then how do I tell her what I want (in case I don't have a picture).
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Posted By: jude
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 3:18am
> Hi, I'm interested in a new style. My hair has been> the same for about 4-5 years (long, auburn, and> straight, with bangs). I'm 27 and newly-married. I> don't REALLY want to give up my hair, but it seems all> I ever do with it anymore is wear it in a clippie,> which in essence, is a short-hair look. I have gotten> comments on how pretty it is, but I am just sick of> doing nothing with it. I'm sort of an au natural girl,> so I'm not going to perm it. But maybe a short cut? I> loved Gwyneth Paltrow's short hair in Sliding Doors,> but she's so thin and angular, maybe it won't look so> hot on me? My sister-in-law is a Houston hairdresser,> and I'm going up in 5 days...with plans to CUT IT OFF!> Please advise, and if you think I should cut it short,> then how do I tell her what I want (in case I don't> have a picture).I was thinking of cutting my "past the shoulder" length hair also, but I went out and bought "Sophisticated Hairstyle Guide" magazine. They have all the latest hairstyles in there. I decided I was going to keep my long hair for awhile and that magazine gave me the idea to try hot rollers. Maybe you just need to update by getting layers, razer the edges, trying hot rollers, etc to get some pizazz back. I would try that first before taking the plunge-I've done that before and then right back to growing it long and wishing I hadn't cut it again. Another idea I have done in the past is to go to the salon and take home a few of their books and photocopying the ones I liked and waited a few days before actually cutting my hair. There are some webistes also that show hairstyles. Hoped I helped you!
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Posted By: Laura
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 3:18am
I am trying to grow out my hair, which is the opposite of your problem, but, I agree with the last post. I LOVE styling guides....I buy too many of them, probably. Sometimes my stylist even buys my new ones from me, which gives me a discount off my cut (even though I haven't been to see her in four months..at all). I also scour the 'net, and have seen tons of do's. Try a search on "hairstyles" and see what you come up with. I've recently had a computer crash, so I lost all my favorite sites (except WWBS and this site, the names are easy)..otherwise I'd give you some names. Try Karen's link page for starters.
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