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Ok I think I did this right. So if anyone can tell me what they think my hair is I'd be so grateful :) Thanks!
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Susan, your hair is beautiful :) I'm going to have to try your technique of putting it up in a pineapple while wet & see if I can anymore volume! What kind of clips do you use in order to get that lift in the front? TIA :)
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Very pretty hair! I'd say you're probably a 2b myself. You have nice waves that are consistent throughout your hair. :)
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Thanks KJ! I am thinking of trying putting it in another pineapple right after its dry tomorrow. I did this the other day, for late day hair, after putting a little water on it and except for the frizz it was way curly. So we'll see.
I use the deva clips. I tried the other long ones, but they were just too long and fell over. I pinch some hair on either side of the part and put the clip either crossways or today I tried putting them straight end, so the end of the clip was pointed towards my back. It seemed easier to remove them without pulling some hair with it. I hope that makes sense. I usually do it when my hair is still warm from the diffuser and spray some hair spray on them once they are all in. Thanks Kimmyc! I was thinking 2b but sometimes its hard to tell when it's your own hair, ya know. :) Thanks Kimberly! I get some dents sometimes, but usually if I just scrunch a little with my fingers then that either comes out, or I usually take the dent side and flip it to the other side and it give it a little more lift in front. Like the other day when I had to get a passport pic taken (yuk) I had this funky wave/curl in front. I just flipped it and went, figuring nobody's passport pics ever look good anyway. Surprisingly the hair looked ok, but the pic was still ick. :? |
wow your hair looks a lot like mine!! I have no pictures.
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I'd also say 2b.
Your hair actually looks like mine a little. Mine is not as long, nor red, nor as pretty. But the bulk of my hair is pretty similar to yours as far as curl/wave pattern goes. I'm a bit flatter in the back, but curlier in the front (the front clumps hit 3a when things are going good). |
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Meegs: Do you find the bulk weighs your hair down? It seems like mine does and its such a fine line finding stuff that works and doesn't weigh it down. |
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When I touch it too much, oh my :shock: Kimberly |
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It's a struggle to find a conditioner that moisturizes without weighing down too. My hair is not uber-dry, so I don't need an extremely thick or heavy conditioner. But if I don't protect it with adequate moisture, it can get very dry-looking, tangly and straw-like in no time flat. Don't really have any answers I guess. Just commiserating. :) |
OMG, meegs, I could have written your post myself!! I have SUCH weigh-down issues - I even had my stylist cut some shorter layers in it last time, which did help some. I also find that it looks better (on me) just below shoulder length as opposed to bra strap length.
It's such a fine line for me between enough moisture & being overconditioned. I have found the Rusk Calm Leave In/Detangler has been working very well for me, as long as I only spray it on the lower 1/2 or so of my hair. My hair is highlighted, so it needs some moisture, but if it gets anywhere near my roots, I'm doomed to having a flat hair day :( |
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Susan - you are pretty and have such pretty hair! |
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Right now I am really liking Suave Coconut with some olive oil mixed in. I usually put about a tbsp or 2 in a regular size bottle. I go through it pretty quick, so I don't really worry about it spoiling or anything. It seems to give really good slip without feeling weighted down. I tried the V05 honey almond, but it seems too heavy for me. The moisture milks seem ok so far, but still thicker and heavier than the suave. I alternate it with deva one also. |
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What do you use for a leave-in? Some can make my hair flat. EMB does not weigh my hair down at all. And ITA about your Susan comment! ETA: look below I have pictures now too :D Kimberly |
Beautiful! Kimberly, how do you get that lift at the roots?!
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To get lift I: Rinse conditioner and honey rinse out upside down Leave my hair upside down while applying product and scrunch hair per Jessicurl's website. I then diffuse my roots on cool setting for about 2 minutes. I think getting the water weight out REALLY helps with lift. Let hair airdry and then apply a little B&A gel and scrunch with a towel and flip to whatever side looks the best. When I get to work my hair is relatively dry. I spray a little Awe spray on and scrunch with the small microfiber towel in my purse and I am done. I use no duck bills or clips (I get dents) and no hairspray. Honestly, I think I can give most of the credit to those darn baby hairs I have complained about all my life in the front of my hair. Now that I am accepting my curls they kind of work :wink: Kimberly |
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I looked at your pictures in the other thread before I logged on. Your hair kinda sorta is like mine (guess that's why we're in the same hair forum, huh? :lol: ) I wish mine would lift like yours, but it doesn't wanna. Dang hair has a mind of it's own. Although, I think actually it looks okay - it's my how face looks depending on what the hair does. Does that make sense? Your hair is fabulous, by the way!! |
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That completely makes sense about how your hair makes your face look. For years I wanted bangs. I have a little face and with bangs my face looks even smaller. I think that we each have to go with what works for us. No use trying to make ourselves or our hair into something it is not! I will post under your CK thread too :D |
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