Hmmm, hope you can help...
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Topic: Hmmm, hope you can help...
Posted By: Tam Mc
Subject: Hmmm, hope you can help...
Date Posted: January 10 2002 at 2:26am
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I have long (about 4 in above my waist), wavy, very thick and heavy hair. After 25 years of short hair I finally grew it long. Due to my lack of experience (and having 10 thumbs LOL) I`m pretty hopeless when it comes to doing anything with it other than a low pony tail or just leaving it hang down. Unfortunately, leaving it down doesn`t mesh well with my job, since I usually wear a headset. Do you have any tips for easier french braiding? I can do a shaky french braid, but it always falls apart when I get past my collar...if I pull it over my shoulder to finish braiding it then the whole braid becomes crooked. Also, any tips for updo`s? I`ve tried clips and buns but the weight of my hair drags it out fairly quickly. I`m a no fuss kind of person (which is why I grew my hair long, I thought it would be easier!) I need heeeeelllllllppppppp!!!!!!! :) |
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Posted By: AmberJune
Date Posted: January 12 2002 at 2:57pm
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I`d like to help but i have short hair and wouldn`t know.. eckkk You need Karen or Jeffs help! ------------- *AmberJune* http://twitter.com/AmberJune01 |
Posted By: andi
Date Posted: January 13 2002 at 4:16pm
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Try French Braiding it when it is not freshly washed, it is less slippery then :-) ------------- ''A single open mind can open any door' Sonia Rutstein |
Posted By: Tam Mc
Date Posted: January 19 2002 at 11:40pm
Actually, I have the best luck french braiding it when it`s damp and less slippery....My hair can get pretty oily if I don`t wash it every day, then it gets all icky feeling :P ------------- |
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