Age of Aquarius

I want you to look *just* like me at BlogHer, hahahahaha.

Only you’ll have a thinner body and bigger bewbs. Damn. YOU WIN.

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Go for the cut! I am now growing mine out for Locks of Love. Never done it before. But in the mean time, I am trying out some old favorite styles and maybe practicing some new ones, to keep from the plain ponytail. Today was a half french braid.

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I always loved my hair the day it was cut short and then hated it til it grew back out. Somehow the length keeps my frizz in check.

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Yes, definitely THAN not then. If everybody else out there would please take note? Yeah, yeah, hate me all you like……

mmmm I am an Aquarian. so you should really never ever ever ask my advice about hair hehehehe…

xxx

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your hair is so pretty!

xo xo,

M., who needs you to take one look at her head and knows you’ll realize she’s not fit to give advice.

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Hey. What? Hey!? I am confused. Where am I? What?

But I love those bewbs. I would know them anywhere…

Have voted. But it is a surprise…

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I just donated my 10 inches (that’s what he said) to Locks of Love. Big proponent of it. I don’t regret it at all, even though I may have cried during the cut. It was totally worth it. The shock is subdued by knowing you did something good.

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My cousin’s daughter got cancer when she was two years old. She’s spent the last twelve years in and out of hospitals and has had dozens of surgeries. She was even on a Wheaties box once. Because of all the treatments she received, her growth is stunted. She looks closer to 10 than 14, though she is all 14 inside. You can imagine she has a hard time relating to anyone. About a year ago she was finally able to get a wig of real human hair through one of these programs and cover up her scraggly head of wispy hair, and she’s become a new girl. She finally has the confidence to talk to other people and make friends. If you can imagine doing that for another child like her, you’re imagining a truly wonderful thing.

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I chopped 12 inches off my hair for Locks of Love earlier this year and it’s one of the best things I’ve done for myself in forever.

I wrote about it here, hoping it would inspire some others to do the same:
http://tzt.blogspot.com/2008/03/my-hair-donation.html

I won’t be at BlogHer to see the results, but whatever is decided, I hope you love it!

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That depends… how many more kids are you having? My hair got a little bit shorter after each of my kids were born, and I’ve never had long hair to begin with. I finally had my husband get a vasectomy, before I looked like Liza Minneli.
Go short… it’s easier.

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Hair? This post was about HAIR? You had me with the shot of ‘the rack’. Because I’m a big ‘rack’ guy. Not ‘big rack’, mind you. Not necessarily. It’s really all in the presentation. Now, if you had included a picture the ‘THE RACK’, and run a side by side comparison, we could have had a post with some real pulling power, and then you could have gone on with the stuff about the hair (cut it, BTW) and you would have had many more commenters, sooner.

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I have hair that’s curly like yours, and I can’t recommend highly enough Lorraine Massey’s book on hair care, Curly Girl. Changed my life.

I would stick to what Sarah told you. She didn’t steer me wrong with my hair.

Now with that said, several other commenters have mentioned donating your hair to Locks of Love. Of course that would be a wonderful thing to do! I just think your long, wavy hair is very pretty. On you.

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Your hair will grow back
I think a change will be excellent!

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YOU CAN DOOOOO EEEETT!!

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I’m being outvoted. Hmph. I chose number one.

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I think it is time for a big change! It will grow back and you might just fall in love with your hair all over again! GO for it!

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Personally, I think Sarah’s advice is good, BUT I also think this:

The choice you make with number two benefits someone other than yourself, which, in the long run, might make you feel much better than the haircut you’ll get with Sarah’s advice. (and Memarie Lane’s comment made me cry, damnit.)

On top of that, there’s the fact that your hair will grow back after (if) you donate it, and then you can STILL get the haircut Sarah recommended. WIN, WIN, right?

I think it’s obvious which option I voted for.

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That is a big step of trust for a stylist that hasn’t touched your hair before. THAT said, I have been going to a stylist for forever that I usually love and now I have freaking ORANGE STRIPES ON MY HEAD.

So?

I say go for it.

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I went with a big old short cut and I like it now… my theory is that every woman LOOKS better with hair shorter than what she currently has, but every woman also FEELS better…

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Cut, color and donate! I had 15 inches cut off about two years ago and donated to Locks of Love. The feeling of helping a child feel more “normal” during such a trying time will precede any anxiety of learning how to style a new hairstyle. Your hair will grow back much quicker and healthier than a child with cancer. Go for it!!!! You won’t regret it!

It’ll grow back, man – hack it off!

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As someone with pin straight, boring dark hair, it kills me to say…DO IT!!!

(especially if your hair grows fast )

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Cut out a picture of the hair you want and take it to the hairstylist and tell her that that’s exactly how you want it.

Dawn, I say go for it. My hair is actually pretty similar to yours. (If you’re curious, there’s a couple pics of me on this post: http://littlestuffoflife.blogspot.com/2008/05/our-california-adventure.html.) (I kind of hate how I look at the moment, so I don’t post too many photos with me in them.)

And I’ve actually been planning to do a big chop for locks of love. And maybe color it – for fun.

I figure, why not? It’s a good cause, and I’m sick of my hair. Everyone wins. Plus, it can always grow back.

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speaking from someone who has your hair..you can cut it if you really don’t have time to do anything with it. however, you might miss it over time. don’t cut it too short.
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you should cut it and get a new and fresh look for yourself!!
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