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Reply #30 - Sep 5th, 2008 at 9:58pm
 
Well, my hair seems to have gone a little spastic again.  I'm not sure what it was, and I'm kind of sad-it was behaving so nicely!  But I figured with my hair it probably wouldn't last, so I'm not that surprised.

The only thing I have done differently was that I blended some of my other conditioners in with my Pantene one to try and use them up and still get better results on my hair.  The first time it worked fine, but then I added another one in and my hair didn't like it.  The back is acting courser again like it used too.  So either it was an ingredient in the second condish it didn't like, or it's the eternal hot weather making trouble.  The only other thing it might have been was that I used my old shea butter the other day instead of my usual oil.

In the rest of my life, school is hectic.  I had a big presentation in my Government class today and quizzes in my math and chem h classes on thursday.  Luckily they weren't that difficult.

I went out to lunch today with my friends because it was a minimum day.  We went to an all-you-can-eat pizza place and it was really good!  I was surprised because there usually isn't anything I can eat at those places but they had veggie pizza.  Afterwards I went to a park with my friends where they taught me one of their cancan dances (I'm joining the school cancan troupe since it is currently mostly people who don't really dance, except for my friends) and we did some lifts and fun acrobatic stuff.  They then worked on their choir skit and we laughed our heads off at some of their ideas.  All in all, a good day.

Tomorrow however I have to go to two dance classes.   Normally I would be happy about this but it's supposed to be hot again and the studio isn't air conditioned.
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Reply #31 - Sep 6th, 2008 at 12:28pm
 
GAH!! I have absolutely no time this weekend.  Normally I wouldn't mind that much, but I have homework in Government and math due monday, and I have to catch up on reading for English.   Undecided

I did an all-night oiling last night to try and make my hair happy.  I think that it's been so hot and dry that all the work I put into it that made it nice was undone.  This morning I did a CO wash and oiled it wet.  Hopefully this'll help, and it's supposed to cool down after today. 
Unfortunately, today I have dance and then have to stand in the sun and tell people about our robotics team.  Then I have a team-building over night for said team, and then book club tomorrow.  But as my mom also has a massive amount of stuff she needs to do, we might skip the bookclub.
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Reply #32 - Sep 7th, 2008 at 8:37pm
 
Hair is french braided today-- I didn't feel like dealing with it.  However, I am happy because I braided it when it was damper than I usually do, so even though I didn't use any aloe or gel, it's smoother than it's ever been.

I'm definitely happier about my hair now than I have been for a while.  With the exception of Friday (where I'm pretty sure the annoying weather just dried it out) it's better behaved and the curls are being individual little spirals instead of twisting around themselves into these strange sausage things like they used too.

I still wish it were longer, but I think maybe I was so obsessed with that for a while because I wasn't happy with how it was behaving.  It wasn't so much that it wasn't ever behaving, just that some days it would be nice and the next go nuts.  It's not doing that so much anymore.

I was on the web reading the advice on another long hair site this afternoon.  The person who wrote it basically said that you have to always wear long hair up otherwise it will break, and if you leave your hair down on a regular basis it would never get long.

This made me feel guilty because I've been wearing my hair down alot (though I haven't seen very many splits at all- I think my near-constant oiling is helping).

Then I realized that if I wear my hair up I don't feel as happy about myself.  So maybe wearing her hair up all the time helped this person, but it makes me less happy about my hair, and therefore less enthusiastic in general.  My hair doesn't break that easily, and I am going to keep wearing it down.  I don't do anything else damaging to it, and it makes me happy.  If that means my hair only gets to tailbone instead of classic, then fine.

Besides, I wore my hair down everyday for years and ignored it, and it was fine.  So I'm going to keep myself happy.
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Reply #33 - Sep 8th, 2008 at 4:17pm
 
Contained styles are good for protection from wind or other elements, but they won't make your hair grow any faster. And actually, wearing your hair up all the time can cause serious breakage because of all the things you need to keep it that way.

One of the long hair sites that I once read through said exactly the opposite: that hair should be worn down at all times unless tying it back was absolutely necessary.

So, yeah...  Roll Eyes
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Reply #34 - Sep 8th, 2008 at 11:25pm
 
Hair is now covered in an epic amount of conditioner mixed with oil for overnight.  I'll see how it turns out tomorrow-- hopefully hair will be soft!
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Reply #35 - Sep 9th, 2008 at 10:02am
 
Well, I ended up getting annoyed with the smell of the conditioner I used around one in the morning, and washed most of it out.  Grin However, my hair is still very soft and seems very well moisturized (It had better be!).  We'll see how it looks when it dries.
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Reply #36 - Sep 10th, 2008 at 7:59pm
 
Hair was braided at school today but is now drying.  I found a bottle of L'Occitane (sp probably but I don't feel like going and looking it up) perfume that my aunt got me a while back that I never used.  My dad doesn't like perfume (I's surprised that he hasn't objected to my hair oil, but after all that isn't very smelly) so I usually don't use it.  But I've had it for a while and I figure I should use it up.  So I started spraying some of it in my hair to make it smell nice.  I like it! 

Besides, I don't think my dad will be able to object.  It's a very light scent (a soft rose with an undertone that reminds me of fruit) and doesn't give me a headache so I don't think it'll bug him. Grin
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Reply #37 - Sep 11th, 2008 at 9:24pm
 
Hair is happy again.  Smiley  However, I don't think I'll be able to continue my habit of wetting my hair every morning so I can wear it down to school.  The mornings are getting colder and since I have to stand outside until school starts, I think it's a bad idea.

In the rest of my life-- I have three quizzes tomorrow, but I studied and I'm not worried.

I also re-read bits of the Lay of Leithian, especially the bits where Luthien grows her hair:
The she did lave her head and sing
a theme of sleep and slumbering
profound and fathomless and dark
as Luthien's shadowy hair was dark--
each thread was slender and more fine
then threads of twilight that entwine
in filmy web the fading grass
and closing flowers as day doth pass.
Now long and longer grew her hair
and fell to her feet, and wandered there
like pools of shadow on the ground.
Then Luthien in slumber drowned
was laid upon her bed and slept,
till morning through the windows crept
thinly and faint.  And then she woke,
and the room was filled as with a smoke
and with an evening mist, and deep
she lay there drowsed in sleep.
Behold!  Her hair from windows blew
in morning airs and darkly grew
waving about the pillars grey
of Hirilorn at break of day.

I wish I could put a spell on my hair to make it grow that fast!
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Reply #38 - Sep 12th, 2008 at 4:31pm
 
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I wish I could put a spell on my hair to make it grow that fast!

Shocked  No kidding. Wouldn't we all?!
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Reply #39 - Sep 28th, 2008 at 4:38pm
 
Sorry I've been kinda MIA, but life is insane right now.  I'll start with the bad stuff.

I'm in Honors Chem this year, and I really enjoy the class. The teacher is entertaining and good at teaching, and I get along well with the people in the class.  I think I am respected (by the teacher and my classmates) for what I say in class, but somehow I couldn't get it together on one of our last labs.  I got a 6/9 on it, which is a D. 

Now, I got an A plus on the homework packet, a B on the other lab, and I'm too scared to check my test grade.  I really like the class, but my parents (and to some extent the other kids in my class, even) expect me to get an A.  I don't know if I'll be able to do it, but I really don't want to move to Chem 1.  Oy.

I also hurt my foot in dance the other day, so I can't really walk.  We're not sure if I sprained something, if it's bruised, or even if I broke one of the metatarsal bones (unlikely).  However, I have to miss my jazz class and my ballet class.  As well as the slight problem of just walking between classes at school.  Roll Eyes

Yesterday was a good day, though.  My mom is in Japan (I told her to buy me kanzashi, I hope she remembers) and my dad and I threw a party for some of the people who went on my trip to Costa Rica.

This was just a little bit weird because I kind of like one of the guys.  He's not good looking or anything (then again neither am I) but he's really funny and makes me laugh.  He's also the only person who ever notices me at anything.  Most of the time I just blend into the crowd.

I know he has a girlfriend, but I don't really care.  I haven't met her, but I'm sure she's nice and I don't want them to break up because I don't want to see him be sad, either.  I just want to be able to be around him, because it makes me happy.
Stupid hormones.
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Reply #40 - Oct 1st, 2008 at 8:36pm
 
Well, I am badly in need of an ACV rinse.  However, I didn't do one this morning because I had first period math and my teacher is a nutcase who always has the AC on.  And I didn't want to freeze.  However, I'm going to do one tomorrow morning when I have innocuous first period English.

Unfortunately my dad doesn't like doctors so I still don't know what I did to my foot.  At least it's getting better.  However, I have to run the mile on Friday because my dad's note expires today and I don't have a doctor's note.  That should be fun....

My mom is back, without kanzashi sadly,  Sad, but she got me a kimono and obi, which I wasn't expecting.  She also took over 700 photos.  I haven't been able to see any yet though.
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Reply #41 - Oct 1st, 2008 at 9:06pm
 
Callisto, you said you are badly in need of an ACV rinse. How can you tell if you need to either do one of these or use some degunkifying-whatchamedgiger-whatever you call it shampoo?? I've been wanting to know how to tell.

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Reply #42 - Oct 2nd, 2008 at 9:52am
 
I don't use degunkifying (sp) shampoo, mostly because I don't want to ask my parents to let me buy more products Grin.  I just use ACV, and it works fine. 

I think if I put more stuff in my hair I might want to use a degunkifying shampoo, but I'm one of the few people with curly hair who don't use gel, so I don't get build-up very fast. 

I know Angel Spun uses both, so she'd probably know more about this than me.
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Reply #43 - Oct 2nd, 2008 at 11:37am
 
*shrug* It's a personal preference. My hair requires tons of conditioning and cones to keep it from becoming an impossible, tangled mess...so clarifying once a week is mandatory. I don't feel like weekly vinegar rinses by themselves are enough, so I use both. Of course, it is essential to replace lost moisture to the length afterwards.
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Reply #44 - Oct 2nd, 2008 at 7:39pm
 
The ACV made my hair happy.  The arrival of my first pair of LL hairsticks made me even happier!
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