What's your long term hair goal
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Chanteuse
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Re: What\'s your long term hair goal
My first goal is to have my hair fall right bewteen my shoulder blades and be thick to the ends. I will really feel like I have long hair then. Now my hair is just past my shoulders but a little stringy at the ends. When I achieve that I will be pleased as punch! I probably will try for bra strap length eventually but my first goal is what I'm focused on now.
My first goal is to have my hair fall right bewteen my shoulder blades and be thick to the ends. I will really feel like I have long hair then. Now my hair is just past my shoulders but a little stringy at the ends. When I achieve that I will be pleased as punch! I probably will try for bra strap length eventually but my first goal is what I'm focused on now.
MoezThunder
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Re: What\'s your long term hair goal
Layers...Layers...Layers! No matter the length, I just love my layers. My goals 2-3" past bra clasp with long layers. And who said they've gotta b grown out even? NEVER!!
Layers...Layers...Layers! No matter the length, I just love my layers. My goals 2-3" past bra clasp with long layers. And who said they've gotta b grown out even? NEVER!!
northernbelle
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Re: What\'s your long term hair goal
To maintain healthy, attractive hair. That is my priority.
Some thoughts: I think that one has to keep in mind that hair is a comnbination of nature and nurture. That is to say, that no amount of products, methods, vitamins, etc. is going to produce long hair in someone who is not genetically pre-determined to have long hair. Yes, diet, exercise, and the overall quality of one's health, along with good hair care practices, greatly assist the cause. However, I am under no illusions.
northernbelle
To maintain healthy, attractive hair. That is my priority.
Some thoughts: I think that one has to keep in mind that hair is a comnbination of nature and nurture. That is to say, that no amount of products, methods, vitamins, etc. is going to produce long hair in someone who is not genetically pre-determined to have long hair. Yes, diet, exercise, and the overall quality of one's health, along with good hair care practices, greatly assist the cause. However, I am under no illusions.
northernbelle
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