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I've tried growing my hair out a couple times in my life. In theory doing so would result in some nice, thick and shiny curls and many people have said I should keep it going when it initially starts growing out and the light brown curls begin showing. |
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Back when I was using shampoo, I had really good results with this brands conditioner, it works really well to stop hair going frizzy after washing and it doesnt leave it feeling greasy, but you do still need to wash it every day. |
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I confirm curly hair's a fucking nightmare to care for, and despite having it grown out since my mid-twenties, I haven't cracked the code of how to make it nice all the time. |
>> | No. 6409
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As one of the people who recently posted in the baldness thread, I'd just like to tell you all to go and boil your bollocks. |
>> | No. 6410
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Long haired elven metal lad here. I'm going to let you in on the secret of hair care that will have women falling over themselves to ask if they can touch it. I don't have curly hair but the principles are the same. |
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So what do I ask for at the hairdressers, do I just tell them to tidy it up and they then clip around it like you would a hedge? Before you scoff at me, keep in mind this is a social interaction in a highly routinized environment with others listening in. |
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>> | No. 6502
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How do I find a good hairdresser for long-hair? I just moved house so my recent "just tidy up the ends" at an Algerian place turned into a generic cut. |
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