Long hairstyles: Help!
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I know! And I guess now I wont get it styled and just cut. And I will probably just get my mom to do it for me.
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Well obviously your hair will be longer but I think the longer it gets the nicer.
ps. I have long long hair too and I am always in an impasse..
This is cute, I want to try it!!
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Revive the hairstyle thread!!!
This is about what my hair looks like, just a slightly darker shade of blond. It's naturally wavy and right about this length right now. Considering hacking it off for summertime, but I'm also temped to just ponytail it and leave it long.
This is about what my hair looks like, just a slightly darker shade of blond. It's naturally wavy and right about this length right now. Considering hacking it off for summertime, but I'm also temped to just ponytail it and leave it long.
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I think this hairstyle will suit you!! This is one of my favorite hairstyle. Please try it.
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Well the beauty of long long hair is that except the basic tasks that keep it from turning into dreadlocks (regular combing and brushing, conditioning) you don't have to do alot of crazy stuff to make it look good.
Go to a salon and ask them to trim off the dead ends, then give you long layers. If you have the $, you can opt for some highlights and lowlights for dimension but for waist-length hair, that process will be 4 hours and about $150. So it's up to you. After they cut/highlight it, go home and have a friend use a curling iron to make some simple little curly waves like the ones I have in my profile pic. For that you will need something to add texture (like texturizing mousse, can be found at Walmart or Target or you can ask the salon for the Redken version because it's a little better quality) and then some hairspray. (aussie works just fine)
If you want to opt for sleek striaght hair, you can blowdry, flat iron and then massage some garnier fructis hair shine oil into the ends.
Go to a salon and ask them to trim off the dead ends, then give you long layers. If you have the $, you can opt for some highlights and lowlights for dimension but for waist-length hair, that process will be 4 hours and about $150. So it's up to you. After they cut/highlight it, go home and have a friend use a curling iron to make some simple little curly waves like the ones I have in my profile pic. For that you will need something to add texture (like texturizing mousse, can be found at Walmart or Target or you can ask the salon for the Redken version because it's a little better quality) and then some hairspray. (aussie works just fine)
If you want to opt for sleek striaght hair, you can blowdry, flat iron and then massage some garnier fructis hair shine oil into the ends.
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