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Subject: Re: ~Thick hairstyle help~

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Danielle

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Date Posted: 04/22/03 3:15am
In reply to: LeeAnn 's message, "~Thick hairstyle help~" on 01/25/03 8:26pm

I'm actually having the same problem. Other then our face shape we seem have the same hair. Jello wouldn't know the first thing about what we have to deal with. I've been doing lots of reading up. Right now my hair is at mid back with layers starting at the shoulders. It takes me about 1hr to 1 1/2hr to dry it straight, and that's rushing. I was thinking of doing a razor style but afraid it would give volume, which I don't need. I'm not really sure what you're looking for in your cut, but personally, I want to get out of the house for work in a reasonable amount of time. I would like to not have to deal with my hair getting all over everything! After looking at several sites and styles, I have come to one conclusion, get a consultation or two. We can read and look for the style that best suits our texture, but in the end, the professionals have the upper hand. Find the best salon in your area, take a few pictures of what you want and don't want and see what they say. I looked on hairboutique.com and found a couple of styles that aren't to out dated. #6052, 6048, 6003(pretty wild!), 3766, & 4031 to give you just a few suggestions. You can do a search on the interactive style selector (found at the bottom of the page). I've also read that mainly lengths past the shoulders or very short cuts like bobs, length should fall somewhere between the shoulders and the bottom of your ear lobe. That's the best I can do for now. Good luck & I'll be sure to let you know how mine goes.

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