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New Style for Limp Hair

Author:
Aprilfools27

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Date Posted: 10/ 1/02 5:18pm

Hi! I deperatley need some hair advice. I have dark blonde/light brown thin limp hair. It has some length, about 4 inches or so below my shoulders and I have some long layers. Nothing real drastic. I have always wondered how more layers would look in my hair, but have receive the advice from different stylist that it would make my hair look too thin and patchy like. I just don't know what to do with it anymore. I have no bangs(they make me look like I am 12 or something), but try to flip my hair to one side or the other but it generally ends up in the middle. I have a lot of short hairs that look like either new growth or breakage, its both I'm sure but it just lays there flat to my head. I have tried short hair and longer hair and just haven't found anything that works. I can curl it until I am blue in the face, but it generally goes flat within a half hour but at least it tames my ends. Any kind of advice would be much appreciated, especially as to how to make it not flat to my head and limp as I have a round face with chubby cheeks.

Thanks!

PS: I also need a style that is professional looking enough for corporate office atmosphere.

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Re: New Style for Limp Hair	Svenhair	10/ 1/02 6:24pm