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Leaving my hair down
Nov 1st, 2006 at 11:13pm
 
Recently my hubby has complained that I do not wear my hair down enough.  Now I do like to keep it up and protected and I do get nervous about things like people with cigarettes, car doors etc.  My sister-in-law said putting my hair up makes me look old - I brushed that comment off! Angry  Her hair is an over dyed rats nest! Still hubby loves my hair and wants to see it down more.  What should I do? Undecided
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #1 - Nov 2nd, 2006 at 7:16am
 
That is a dilemma.  Undecided  I too, do not wear my hair down very often in order to protect it.  But I do leave it down when at home, so hubby can see it and "enjoy" it.  This has satisfied hubby's need to see it down.
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Reply #2 - Nov 2nd, 2006 at 10:34am
 
I would say make sure it wear it down at home when you can and only put it up to go outside. Unless it is a special occassion then have you  hair down.

Or maybe you could release your hair when ever you enter a building where the wind is not at it and then simple put a scrunchie in when you leave the building depending on the time you stay.

Hope this helps

i find that wearing my hair up the wrong way makes me look younger and wearing it up the right way makes me look like a lady and very posh indeed
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #3 - Nov 2nd, 2006 at 11:46am
 
Thanks Bikerbraid and Rainbow Smiley  I will try and see what I can do.  I still have to have my hair half up so I can see! LOL!! Hmmmm.... maybe just a alice band?
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Reply #4 - Nov 2nd, 2006 at 11:02pm
 
I guess it's a man thing as I too had been faced with the same dilemma. Undecided

I always wear my hair up while sleeping and during the day (until recently), I wore it down. Lately I'd been experimenting with more attractive up do's as to please my husband and protect my hair. 

I've found that looser messier up do's can be more attractive than when the hair is pulled taut with every hair in place.
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #5 - Nov 3rd, 2006 at 4:07am
 
Are all men the same..? Smiley

When T first asked me why don't I keep my hair always down, I explained to him nicely, that if I want my hair to grow long (which is also something he'd like), I need to keep it protected for most of the time. I also explained, that because my hair is so light and fine, it catches into things and in general can be quite annoying. Since he has had short hair all his life, he hadn't even thought of that side of things before.
     However, I keep my hair down every now and then when I'm at home, eg. watching tv. I also let T help in my haircare, eg. trim my hair. Sometimes I also let him choose between a couple of hairstyle/hairtoy options. This shows him that I appreciate his opinions and want him to like my hair, even though for the most of the time hair down is not an option.
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Reply #6 - Nov 3rd, 2006 at 4:29pm
 
Hey Lisabelle  Smiley

Why not wear your hair down just when you're around him? It's sexy and it will make him happy. Plus, we longhairs just look better with all our glory rolled out for the world to see.  Wink  Unless he decides to drag you through a hurricane or the desert, you should be fine.
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #7 - Nov 4th, 2006 at 7:05am
 
Thanks Ladies! Smiley I found a half up style that seems to work.  He also loved it when I put up the sides with combs.
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #8 - Nov 4th, 2006 at 5:13pm
 
Galadriel wrote on Nov 3rd, 2006 at 4:07am:
Are all men the same..? Smiley



Apparently not... my dh hates mine down and makes sometimes almost cruel remarks when I do so.  (I really don't think he realizes he's being mean, he just doesn't get it) He prefers my hair up, at least in a ponytail.  I know better than to even ask what he thinks now. 
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #9 - Jan 9th, 2007 at 8:09am
 
honestly, i don't think you're at a length where you are obliged to wear it up so i can understand he's complaining (men really do prefer flowing hair i am afraid. mine doesn't see the point even in growing to a length where it becomes impossible to wear it down). my own length has become quite challenging, especially since most of the time weather is really windy around here. i do leave it down indoors at home though. i actually think it's beneficial for the scalp. these days i also prefer braids over buns (and my s/o definitely prefers braids). they don't pull at my scalp. (ps, i have a longhaired friend who keeps her hair up most of the time, always in the same style and she really does have this balding spot on the back of her head. updo's, especially badly balanced and always in the same spot, are not amazing either. and buns do piss my scalp off most of the time. i kind of got tired of redoing them ten times  Sad ).
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Re: Leaving my hair down
Reply #10 - Jan 11th, 2007 at 12:58am
 
I wear my hair up when I go out of the house-bun, hairclip or 1/2 up, mostly to keep it out of my eyes and mouth.  I take it down when I'm home and nap or sleep with it in loose low pigtail braids.  I do put it up again after being home if I'm doing something-like eating, cleaning or crafting.
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