Do you think that having thinner hair or getting your hair thinned out is better for the "Scene" hair look??? and btw;
I love tacos. that is all.
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by fftllover6 on 07-28-2008 11:05 pm
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by DistortedXreality on 07-28-2008 11:17 pm
it all depends.
put bluntly thick hair is a bitch to dry.
maybe if its thin everywhere except the bangs, assuming your hair is long which im guessing its prob not
put bluntly thick hair is a bitch to dry.
maybe if its thin everywhere except the bangs, assuming your hair is long which im guessing its prob not
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by waltzer on 07-29-2008 12:16 am
i like my bangs thicker its anoys me to hell when my hair gets so thin i can see my eye thu my hair...
im hungry now.
im hungry now.
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by fftllover6 on 07-29-2008 3:37 am
DistortedXreality wrote: it all depends.
put bluntly thick hair is a bitch to dry.
maybe if its thin everywhere except the bangs, assuming your hair is long which im guessing its prob not
ya my hair is pretty long. its longer than yours in your picture
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by rockbandgeek on 07-29-2008 7:43 am
fftllover6 wrote: I just dont like how my hair sometimes looks big
but isn't having a big hair is what the scenesters are up to nowadays?
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by HELLOSHiTTY on 07-29-2008 9:17 am
Depends on how you thin it. If you do a lot of layers, it's perfect for the scene look.
Scenesters might have big, thick hair, but it's all about backcombing and teasing. Their hair is very straight and flat before they start the whole process.
I don't like tacos.
Scenesters might have big, thick hair, but it's all about backcombing and teasing. Their hair is very straight and flat before they start the whole process.
I don't like tacos.
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by BLiNdFaNaTiC on 07-29-2008 10:47 am
i have thick hair
yeah its a mess to handle
but its better then thin hair, where everytime you brush it falls off
or everytime you dye it gets damaged to the extreme since your hair is already thin.
thick hair in my case is better
it puts up more volume without using any hair products
it grows healthier
you can dye it with out having it thinned too much
and teasing and backcombing is easier to lift
since you already have natural volume
yeah its a mess to handle
but its better then thin hair, where everytime you brush it falls off
or everytime you dye it gets damaged to the extreme since your hair is already thin.
thick hair in my case is better
it puts up more volume without using any hair products
it grows healthier
you can dye it with out having it thinned too much
and teasing and backcombing is easier to lift
since you already have natural volume
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by fftllover6 on 07-29-2008 9:30 pm
HELLOSHiTTY wrote:
I don't like tacos.
dont like tacos??? You crazy person!! lol nah jm
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by rockbandgeek on 07-30-2008 4:14 am
BLiNdFaNaTiC wrote:
but its better then thin hair, where everytime you brush it falls off
or everytime you dye it gets damaged to the extreme since your hair is already thin.
yeah actually thats true...i have thin hair and i got it permed for like 3-4 years ago already and the damage is still there...my hair's not as shiny as it was or as smooth as it was before...
well, i wish i have thicker hair...haha!
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by ohliveuh on 07-31-2008 9:26 am
Coming from someone with EXTREMELY thick hair, the grass is always greener on the other side.
Sure, I sometimes wish that I had thin hair because it looks cuter with a certain hairstyle, and because it's easier to dry - but I like my bangs thick, other wise they're like little strands. Not attractive.
I think it's really all about getting the right hair cut, if you have thin hair - get a flattering haircut for thin hair. If you have thick, Likewise.
Sure, I sometimes wish that I had thin hair because it looks cuter with a certain hairstyle, and because it's easier to dry - but I like my bangs thick, other wise they're like little strands. Not attractive.
I think it's really all about getting the right hair cut, if you have thin hair - get a flattering haircut for thin hair. If you have thick, Likewise.
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