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Bikerbraid Aug 2004 (Read 11327 times)
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Re: Bikerbraid Aug 2004
Reply #15 - Nov 17th, 2004 at 4:18pm
 
So that's how you do it...ah-ha!  So I would classify as a 1bFi, I was wondering where everyone was coming up with their ratings!  Thanks for clarifying that BB!  Cheesy
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Re: Bikerbraid Aug 2004
Reply #16 - Nov 17th, 2004 at 8:20pm
 
Maggie- I'm a 1c-2afi.  How long is your hair?  My hair has a few S waves to it -more in the humidity- otherwise
it has no "body" at all.  Mine is about an inch below
my shoulders.
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Re: Bikerbraid Aug 2004
Reply #17 - Nov 17th, 2004 at 10:03pm
 
Mine is 1a-N ... my hair is stick straight without a wave or curve and the only way to give it any body is to wet it,  braid it and let it dry.
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Re: Bikerbraid Aug 2004
Reply #18 - Nov 18th, 2004 at 2:31pm
 
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Maggie- I'm a 1c-2afi.  How long is your hair?  My hair has a few S waves to it -more in the humidity- otherwise
it has no "body" at all.  Mine is about an inch below
my shoulders.


My hair reaches about in inch below my bra strap, I think this is long as it's capable of getting.  I have a little bit of wave to my hair, it's not silky straight or flat, unless I blow dry it with a vented round brush to be that way.  I actually have pretty good body in my hair, to compare it to someone you might recognize, like sheryl crow or shania twain, that kind of hair.  I wear it in long layers, first layer starting at about the shoulders, and that *really* helps with giving my hair more body.  When I have it all one length I get that "bell" effect happening, where it's wider at the bottom than the top - not very becoming on me!  My bangs are also layered, starting from my chin and blending into the sides of my hair.  I am very happy with the hair cut I have now, man, that's a change!  It's hard to find a good hairdresser!
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Re: Bikerbraid Aug 2004
Reply #19 - Nov 18th, 2004 at 6:10pm
 
@ maggie: it's strange you consider your hair to have reached it's terminal length since at the same length it forms the "bell" when cut into one length! actually it's the reason i initially cut my hair into layers cuze i had that bell at waist length and i hated it too. i think though, that hair close to it's terminal length should be severely thinned out at the ends (cuze well, statistically most hairs on your head are shorter than their terminal length!).
so ... i'd say wait and see if it really doesn't grow longer or that you break it off yourself by nasty brushing or whatever ... i dunno, doesn't seem to make any sense to me.

i am aiming for longer length myself to avoid the bell thingie

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Reply #20 - Nov 18th, 2004 at 7:19pm
 
Styg, I say this because my entire life my hair has never gotten any longer than it is now, in fact, this is probably the longest it's ever been.  But this will not discourage me from trying, I'm not a giver-upper!  I just need to stop washin' the darn stuff so much.......will power......will power......!
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