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#139125 - 01/22/08 01:21 AM
The New Hair Thread!
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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We need one! I, am changing my hair tomorrow. I have dark hair, dark brown and it's long. I've grown it beyond my shoulders and it's wavy so I use a hot iron and straighten it most of the time. I have silky hair but a lot of it. It is also asymmetrical so it is long, but sweeps into a long side. SO~ I'm having my hairdresser come and put on all SORTS of light highlights! I'm doing this to help my gray hair, which I have started to have at 23 years old, grow out without having my roots done so often! I plan on letting these highlights sweep all over my head and give me a bit more around the face to light it up. I feel this way I can let some grow out happen and not worry!
Good times, huh?
So, if you change your hair, how will you change it? So many people want hair ideas and this is a way we cah do it!
Also, if you have changed your hair recently, will you share and describe it to others? It could be a good time!
Hair day, dancer
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#139128 - 01/22/08 11:53 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: meredithbead]
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Registered: 08/22/07
Posts: 1761
Loc: Southern Maine, USA
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MB, make sure you do the strand test first, especially since you've never colored before! And especially since you're only considering doing certain areas. You never know how dye of any color will look on your hair...it certainly doesn't always match up with the box! Sorry, I know...unsolicited advice but take it from a veteran! Oh the hair stories I could tell! I'll be calling my hairdresser today (my husband just asked me about it before leaving for work....that's usually a good sign that it's time because he never says anything about my hair!) I need some layering done and trim.
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#139130 - 01/22/08 03:25 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Anno]
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Registered: 04/15/07
Posts: 1341
Loc: Sweden
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Oh, this is fun! Thanks, dancer!! My natural color is..well, I don´t really know anymore..grey. But is it salt and peppar or just grey..no idea. I have been coloring my hair for ages. I think it´s fun. Basically, my hair color is black..not blue black..but brown black. And when the spring and summer roll around, I usually like some "slingor in Swedish)..highlights, I guess. They can be deep red or blonde..Meredith..were you serious about "purple"? Interesting thought..hmm. My hair is kinky curly and usually dry with not too much shine..I have thick strands..still..but I think they are thinning out alittle. I guess I still have quite alot of hair and it´s almost shoulder length. So, my hair is kind of "big". I like to vary what I do with my hair..right now I am into letting it grow. Ok..advice or tips, Please!!!! For the dry, lack of luster part that is my hair. I don´t mind the curliness anymore. It only took me over 50yrs to accept it and even like it! Don´t tell me to consider a lighter shade of black or brown color for my hair..have been there, done that, and DON`t like it on me. Not yet. I look too washed out. I still wear black eyeliner..despite what you say, Dancer. So maybe that´s why I need the hair to go with it? Or it´s my high blood pressure that is giving my face color??? O YES.. I have taken the blonde stuff away that you see on my poster picture..it´s all just brown black now. MUCH BETTER!!! I got inspired to do that by some film I saw..but that fad is gone now...
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#139131 - 01/22/08 05:33 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: humlan]
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Queen of Shoes
Registered: 05/24/04
Posts: 6123
Loc: Arizona
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I went blonder and had my hair cut in a long bob. I have a lot of gray and you can't color it red or it comes out pink. So, I have light red highlights with mostly blonde.
Let us know how the new "do" comes out dancer.
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#139132 - 01/22/08 05:37 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: humlan]
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Registered: 06/02/06
Posts: 753
Loc: USA
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Humlan, I have curly hair too. I have a love-hate relationship with my curls. When I turned 50, I decided to quit fighting my curls. Right now, I can't decide whether to let my hair grow long or cut it short.
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#139133 - 01/22/08 06:36 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Cookie]
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Registered: 12/30/05
Posts: 3027
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I had dark brown hair and made the decision to stop colouring the grey away three years ago.I had a short cut and let it be. A lovely girl calls every six weeks and she knows my head and hair.What I like about my hair changing is that I suit other colours.mauve and greys and for the first time black..with pearls or a chiffon scarf to soften the black.I wear a hat in this weather so one outside will see my hair.Roll on Spring. MA
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#139134 - 01/23/08 12:14 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Mountain Ash]
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The Divine Ms M
Registered: 07/07/03
Posts: 4894
Loc: Orange County, California
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LadyJane, this is in a clear bottle, and it really looks blue -- and I NEVER wear blue, ok? -- so I kept asking the gal in Sally Beauty Supply if it really truly would be purple and not blue, otherwise I'd mix it with red. I even pointed to something in the store that was the purple I want, and she assured me that this was it. If it turns out blue, I'll go back and get a clear red to put over it. This is a semi-permanent color that will last 4-5 weeks. The brand is called Color Jamz, and this shade is Not So Shy Violet. As a light-olive-skinned brunette, there aren't many hair colors I can wear without looking sickly. Purple is good on me. I had a bright purple wig during chemo -- my only wig! -- and it looked great.
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#139135 - 01/23/08 08:29 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: meredithbead]
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Registered: 04/15/07
Posts: 1341
Loc: Sweden
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Purple wig during chemo..Meredith you are something else!!!
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#139137 - 01/25/08 12:01 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: meredithbead]
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Registered: 08/22/07
Posts: 1761
Loc: Southern Maine, USA
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Oh Meredith, I LOVE it!!! You're so cool, girl! Good for you....keeping up that crazy sense of humor no matter what!
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#139138 - 01/25/08 12:16 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: ladyjane]
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Registered: 08/22/07
Posts: 1761
Loc: Southern Maine, USA
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On Tuesday I'm giving in and going for a body perm again...the first one in 3 years. I'm a little scared actually but I've usually done well with it in past years. I'll have a trim and have it layered up a bit then also.
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#139139 - 01/25/08 12:27 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: ladyjane]
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Registered: 12/30/05
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I had one perm in my life.. Had to have a collegue straighten it every morning to look a bit like myself..I looked like a politican/author here Edwina Currie.she who single handledly caused a crisis in egg production in UK.Salmonela admission..then admitted to a long standing affair with the then Prime Minister.She writes good book. But Id rather have looked like myself.. Perms and me dont mix
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#139140 - 01/25/08 01:51 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Mountain Ash]
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Registered: 02/17/05
Posts: 10032
Loc: New York State
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I'm envious of you gals with thick, curly hair. I have fine, thin, straight hair. Every four months, I have a perm. In between, I have it cut at least once. It's short. And I use "Thick 'n Fuller" hair products, after each shampoo: thickening gel, serum, lotion, mousse, and spray. I use a curling iron but cut way back on length of time I curl each curl. I keep it down to 20 seconds, now. The ends were splitting when I held the iron on longer. That seems to help. After a couple weeks, I need to use the iron because the straightness returns in spite of having a perm. That's why I say, "you gals with thick, curly hair are blessed."
Divine Ms. M, I love that purple wig. You're a trip my dear!!!!
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#139142 - 01/26/08 11:53 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Edelweiss]
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Registered: 01/21/07
Posts: 3675
Loc: British Columbia, Canada
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Wow, meredith. Such creativity.
I think must flatten my hair stylist's creativtiy and frustrate her. She really wants to try some radical short assymetrical cuts on me, where 1 side of hair is 4 inches longer than other side.
I just can't maintain the look after 3 wks. ..my hair grows fast and being active outdoors on bike with helmet on, really complicates things abit. Unless I was wealthy enough to get cuts nearly every month.
So instead, she cut it the shortest ever I had it in my life 3 wks. ago. I nearly shocked myself. But it felt great..not use curling iron ...the hair can be severely swept to 1 side with feathered bangs coming forward towards face,or whatever.
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#139143 - 01/27/08 12:23 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: orchid]
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Registered: 06/14/06
Posts: 2447
Loc: Arizona
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I have my hair short in back and longer on the sides, and layered. I blow dry the roots and scrunch it with gel - makes me look like I have thick, curly hair. For a change, I blow dry with a round brush for a smoother look, but it doesn't stay as long, even with gel. My hair is baby-fine with no body but some wave. I let my stylist play with cut and color because she knows my hair better than I do- and hers is baby-fine, too. I currently have it Neapolitan ice cream colors (Dark chocolate brown, blonde, and red streaks)!! I used to have streaks of blue, purple, pink, green, whatever - not all at once but one at a time. But the job I have now has a dress code that says hair has to be a 'natural' hair color. I guess one of the front line staff had lime green hair one day (tennis ball green), and the stodgy old board member who saw it freaked out!
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#139144 - 01/27/08 12:33 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: yonuh]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Okay, I just saw these answers so give me a bit of time here because I've much to say! Oh ~ my hair came out perfectly but I had a great hairdresser doing it for me! She comes to my home since my neck injury. It is now dark brown with light brown highlights placed very carefully in the right places. One must think out high lights to get the best results. I might put in low lights next just to mix it up better. I started graying at the age of 21 so I'm used to gray hair here and there! The cut cannot be done yet because I'm going for more length. I need about 2 more inches and it's going to be 4 months any way I look at it because hair grows 1/2 inch a month whether you trim it or not! I have wavy hair that is fine and silky but a LOT of it.
Humlan, If I were you, I'd consider a dark brown color also with a bit of highlight in light brown, lighter brown or if you want to be fun, almost black low lights too. Low lights give hair a dimension that is fantastic if you naturally, like me, have black hair. If your hair is naturally really dark, have it dyed a lighter brown because dark hair ages faces and then have some high or low lights added for interest. I forgot what you said about your hair being curly or not... Can you straighten your hair with a blow dryer?
Meredith, Jazzy colors are great, they wash out but sometimes one must bleach before they add the color. Many kids will bleach out their hair and then add the pink or blue or purple so it will be true. If you do it yourself have a long talk at the beauty supply about how you are going to proceed. At Sally's those people are supposed to have hair licsenses to work there.
The most flattering and versatile cut, according to experts, is the bob where the hair is to your chin. This cut is said to be easiest to work with and flattering to everyone! You can change the way you look in your hair cut by placing highlights or low lights in your hair depending on what you are going for. If you have high lights near your face it will "light up," your face and it is also good for not showing "wrinkles," (I don't really have them yet but,) it is known that if your fact is showing age, lighten your hair. If you are a natural brunette, lightening your hair should be to a color that works with your eyebrows and lashes! It is easy to go to red if you are a brunette. A bright red can only be achieved by having light hair or bleaching first.
When hair is bleached and it is brown, it will go from brown to red to brass and finally to white. You must be very careful applying it because it can burn your hair right off. I never have my hair bleached unless it's for highlights and then I never do it myself! Bleach is a blondes best friends but doing it yourself is always noticeable because non professional bleach is harsh.
Hair color bought in stores or supply stores has METAL. Metal makes the hair dryer and it builds up on the hair to make it coarser too! If you can make friends with a hairdresser and ask them to buy your color for you, things go better. They have access to good color without metal.
I'll go back and see if any one had any questions but if you do, I was a hair model for 15 years and my grandmother owned a salon in Santa Barbara, California where you can't make a mistake!
How did the new hair turn out for Meredith and Humlan?
Humlan, do you need the name of a good conditioner? What you use on your hair is very important.
dancer9
Edited by dancer9 (01/27/08 12:51 AM)
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#139146 - 01/27/08 07:11 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
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The Divine Ms M
Registered: 07/07/03
Posts: 4894
Loc: Orange County, California
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The sales person at Sally's said that my white hair was white enough so the color should come out full-strength in those areas. I don't really have any in-between grays -- just dark brown, fading brown, and silver white. She also said that if I like the look and want it to be more permanent (like 6 weeks instead of 4-5) this brand has a clear glazing product that works to do that. My business taxes are due this coming Wednesday and I've been spending almost all day this past week in my bead room either inventorying or paperwork zzzzzzzz. Can't do the hair dye on white carpet! LOL At night when I have some free time, I'm not in the mood to sit around with wet stuff on my head. So when I'm done with taxes -- this will be my reward to myself Yonuh, your hair sounds cool! Some school here was in the news because they expelled a kid with green hair. They made the same noise about "natural colors only." I almost barfed because this is Orange County $$$uburbia, the cosmetic plastic surgery capital of the known universe, and I'd bet any amount of that $$$ that some of the people on the school ruling board had more plastic parts than Robbie the Robot -- so I really don't get the hypocrisy about "natural color." Dotsie, I'm glad your mother got a good laugh out of this! Laughter, especially during chemo, is a priceless commodity.
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#139148 - 01/27/08 05:37 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: Anno]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Anno, I am almost an expert on hair extensions. One of my closest friends is the best in the business in doing them.
Hair extensions from "Hair Loc," are the best. If you have them put on they can last two years or more! They can be washed, cut, combed, brushed, cut, and everything real hair can be. They are real hair.
They are applied with a tool and they take a small amount of hair, about the amount they use to apply a high light and put the hair together with your hair. After that, a little tiny device is "Locked," to put the hair together that is not able to be seen and that does not get in the way of anything. This little devise is a small wrapping sort of thingy that is little as it can be.
Hair can be put all around your head, in cerain spots, in while colors, under, over your hair or in your natural colour so that it can't be detected. You CANNOT tell someone is wearing hair extensions unless they are over applied or appear the next day with masses of hair all of the sudden! You shampoo it regularly like your own hair, you condition it like your own hair and your do whatever you do with your own hair!
It can cost a bit if you want a lot of hair. The price is for the hair and the labor. It takes some time to apply them correctly but for the length of time they last it is worth it.
This is how Britteny (sp,) Spears could cut off all her hair and have long hair the next day!
If you want more info, I can put you in touch with my friend, a "Hair Loc," representative who does it a lot!
It is a good answer for those who want long hair and cannot grow it or for those who don't have a lot of hair and want to have more.
I've never needed them, I've thick hair but my friend wears them all they time and her hair looks as real as mine!
I hope this helps, let me know if you have more questions! I'll provide a link for you shortly...
dancer9
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#139150 - 01/27/08 07:22 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: meredithbead]
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Registered: 04/15/07
Posts: 1341
Loc: Sweden
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God Meredith...YOU ARE GORGEOUS!! I just saw your foto and you are a stunner!!!! I mean. I just showed it to my 18yr old son who popped his head in the door, asking for food..and he thinks you ROCK!!!! And why don´t I try it????,he asked. I am a former hard rocker..well, I still am one..but I just don´t broadcast as much. Maybe except for the black color in my hair? Of course you can be "punk" with your color!!! WOW:
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#139152 - 01/27/08 08:14 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: dancer9]
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Registered: 04/15/07
Posts: 1341
Loc: Sweden
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Yes Dancer, I want some help with GOOD conditioner and some "leave in stuff" that calms my hair. I have used olive oil sometimes which works quite well..but it does kinda pull my hair down..and it feels dirty very fast. I don´t like that feeling at all. I have the kind of hair that is very BIG..but it will flatten out when I put a hat on or something for winter. My hair is thick too..thick/coarse strands I guess. I have always had that kind of hair so it´s not due to age. If anything, my hair is silkier..a bit..because of age.
Thanks for your help..you got a lot going on right now ( referring to another thread).
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#139154 - 01/27/08 11:55 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: humlan]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Humlan, You TOO have a lot going on! The way a lot of people handle your hair type is to put a leave in conditioner into your hair and then put gel OVER that conditioner and then let it dry naturally and don't comb it! This way your curls are tame and nice. If you comb it you can make it bigger! You CAN comb it with the recipe if you comb it when the gel is DRY, totally dry! It conditions your hair because the gel locks in the conditioner! Oil will only attract dirt. The only time to use oil is if you are going to wash it out. You should wash your hair every 3rd day as to not add to it's dryness and allow your natural oil to come down through your hair. There are some great leave in conditioners from Aveda. It's leave in is the magic trick for many women here. If you can get it there, I don't know... http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=43351&catid=10726This product is the best I know from my friends who have really curly hair. It is a good and healthy product and you don't need a lot. Have you thought of straightening your hair or how curly is it, Humlan? I can give you more ideas if you give me more details on how curly and how it is cut! dancer loves this stuff!
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#139158 - 01/28/08 11:44 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: jawjaw]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Jaw Jaw, The best conditioners cost come money. There are fast fixes that are in the drug store but to really have wonderful hair with the hair you have, it takes a bit of money spent. There is an inbetween line, however that is used by many people and that has a leave in condtioner which I recommended for Humlan. It is by Aveda. If you look at that post you can find that conditioner and it's price is far, most definately. The aveda product line is natural and good. An upper line winner in conditioner and shampoo is called Pureology and it is an excellent product. I use it myself and I have hair that is wavy and can be dry from highlights that are bleached. http://www.drugstore.com/search/search_r...p;Ntt=pureologyYes, to avoid the metal and grow it out is the idea but some of it will come out in the wash if you have someone color your hair from a salon. If you have simple color needs, go for a chain salon that is inexpensive and have them do your roots for awhile and let your somewhat damaged hair recover and grow out. Spend on your shampoo and conditioner if you can because it is what protects your hair, the first defense and don't wash your hair every day! Wash it every other day or every three days if you can stand it. If you want your hair fresh, take some baby powder and sprinkle it on your hair while hanging it upside down and brush that through. It will take out dirt and oil for you and leave your hair smelling nicely. dancer
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#139160 - 01/28/08 11:51 PM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: jawjaw]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Jaw Jaw, Okay then, I will put my head under your hair and tell you exactly what I'd do! I would buy the pureology conditioner and shampoo,(for colored hair, or the one for moisture. I would probably get it for colored hair to make the decision, I am being you, right?,) without question and use them about every other day or third day. I would look into the aveda conditioner if I needed MORE help and use that as a leave in, and I'd do that as fast as I could. Then I would take my hair to a hairdresser to have my roots done, and I have to do mine every 4 weeks because I have gray! I would not care which hairdresser right now because I only want their colour! lol. I would get my ends trimmed every 6 weeks no matter WHAT. I would not let anyone talk me out of it. I would not trust the advise of every hairdresser, they have money in their minds and don't know a lot if they are not schooled further than beauty school... I would feel really good doing this and think my hair was pretty darn good lookin'! dancer! I will look for the exact link to the exact products I would use. links http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=94180&catid=11936http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=94179&catid=10329and instead of aveda, since I spend on my hair, I'd get: http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=165311&catid=73342and to tell the honest to God truth, I'd have the Aveda too, (which I do.) That's what I'd do in your hair. With warm regards, Dancer
Edited by dancer9 (01/29/08 12:06 AM)
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#139163 - 01/29/08 12:11 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: dancer9]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Curl definers and hair paste, etc.. These are rockin' products. PlayClay, Bed Head Manipulator, and other pastes are so cool for you hair you would not believe it! With these products you can tame your curls and make them stand out, and shine. You can put them on thin hair and it will appear thick, You can style your hair, it will stay, it will be soft, it can be combed, it can be restyled by just wetting it, and it looks great.
If anyone needs this sort of product or has not tried one, I'll put up a list.
dancer
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#139165 - 01/29/08 12:15 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: jawjaw]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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You will be able to feel it, Jaw Jaw, on the first application how it is doing. If it is doing well, I'd use it every third day. If you buy the curl definer, you will be very happy with your results probably by the first time you use it.
Oh, those trims are CRUCIAL! Every 6 weeks. Hair grows a half inch every month, decide how much to trim by that gauge. You spread the definer in your hands and then apply to your hair and it should make those frizzies die down and make you hair very soft. This stuff is not for children, it's great, again, I use it. It is for serious conditioning and it really sticks, it smells nice and if you read the reviews, most like it except those with thin hair or not a lot of hair because it's so thick a conditioner.
The reason I would shampoo and condition every three days at least is to give my hair more conditioner sooner. If you waited to shampoo too long, the hair would not be conditioned again until you did shampoo, you see? Also, if you have the curl enhancer working for you, you will be doing your hair a favor!
dancer
Edited by dancer9 (01/29/08 12:20 AM)
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#139167 - 01/29/08 12:28 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: jawjaw]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
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Jaw Jaw, You, personally, need, by the sound of your hair, a high quality, intensive product that is made for hair like yours. You see, we all have different hair like different bodies. Some bodies are tougher than others, some women are stronger than others.. Your hair, like mine, reacts to chemicals like it's been "hit," you see?
You, like I, need to mend out hair after it get's hit when another's hair might have felt a slight bump! Does this make sense?
Redkin is a good product for most. But if you have sensitive hair, you should treat it as you would sensitive anything.
Do you have sensitivities anywhere else on your body? Are you small boned? These things help us to understand our nail type our hair type, etc...
Pureology is not for everyone either. It is not for those whose hair is stronger than ours. Your hair may be curly but it is still sensitive or it would not react as it is to store bought color. Yes, it has metal, but some do better than you and I with metals.
You're special, you see?
Jaw Jaw, Have you tried a vinegar and water rinse yet? A couple cups of waterr to a little bit of vinegar before washing may help with the metal. Try it, and use white vinegar for light hair and red vinegar for dark hair. Try that asap.
dancer
Edited by dancer9 (01/29/08 12:36 AM)
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#139170 - 02/11/08 01:28 AM
Re: The New Hair Thread!
[Re: dancer9]
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Member
Registered: 11/18/05
Posts: 1796
Loc: Daytona Beach, Florida
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I've been a redhead all my life and I'm staying that way even though I see those shiny, white thingys coming through. My mom and one cousin went grey at 21.
I had curly hair most of my life, but now in the winter months without as much humidity it's just very wavy and I love it. I'll be looking for help with curly, frizzy stuff this summer.
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