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Topic: Need help all confused
Posted By: Amy
Subject: Need help all confused
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 6:55am
I have had a chin-length bob for many years. I went through a layered stage last year and hated it, so now it is all one length again..The bottom line is I'm bored, so I'm looking for some help on a new version of my bob. I'm considering a perm, or to angle it up the back. What is the difference between a "stack in the back" or it being tappered up, or wedging or bi-level.. This where I'm confused. I would consider taking the length up..I just want a change from the same old look..Looking for feed back on floks who have been there, so I can hopefully be educated into making the right call. My stylist thinks any look would be great on me..so it makes me more confused



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Posted By: Jamie
Date Posted: January 12 2000 at 6:57am
Amy,I have the same questions that you asked. What are the differences between the methods that you listed? hopefully someone out here can give us answers.> I have had a chin-length bob for many years. I went> through a layered stage last year and hated it, so now> it is all one length again..The bottom line is I'm> bored, so I'm looking for some help on a new version> of my bob. I'm considering a perm, or to angle it up> the back. What is the difference between a "stack> in the back" or it being tappered up, or wedging> or bi-level.. This where I'm confused. I would> consider taking the length up..I just want a change> from the same old look..Looking for feed back on floks> who have been there, so I can hopefully be educated> into making the right call. My stylist thinks any look> would be great on me..so it makes me more confused

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Jamie :)



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