Okay, I've realized that I've had the same look since high school. I have very long thick, natural curly (I call it my nappy mane) hair and I want a new hairstyle but don't know what to do. I've thought of getting individual braids everywhere because it's fast and easy. I have a 3yr old and 1 yr old so I don't have alot of time to spend on my hair. Does anyone have any suggestions?
My hair only works one way. I change it up a little, some layers, shorter, longer, but basically, it only works in a side part. In HS I had it parted in the middle, but looking back, it looked really bad.
My friend has hair like yours, and always wore it long. She cut it super short, pixie like, and just let it curl, and it looks adorable! No muss, no fuss.
If Helen Carter was here she would have some good ideas I have long thick hair too and I never know what to do with it. I've had 'the rachel' cut like forever and just straigten it. There are some good hairstyle hubs, maybe you could take a look at them for some inspiration.
Good luck
Pick an easy style, stick to it, Know you will never get it to look like it did when you walk out of the Salon. Keep a close eye on the products at hand and how they are used. BE CONFIDANT OF YOUR NEW STYLE.. God Bless
gigi
cut with layers to make it less heavy, but long enough to put in a pony tail, cuz with little kids your not going to be able to do your hair every day. plus,. if your kids are anything like mine were, they want to pull it!! this is a good site!! lots of helpful info.
http://www.thehairstyler.com/virtual-hairstyler
A shoulder length cut or a much shorter hair fits better as you grow older. It is much easier to manage especially if you have kids. But your hairstyle will depend on the shape of your face. You can check out some magazines to find similar style.
I would go to a high-end hairdresser and ask for a consultation. Some even have computers where they upload a picture of your face and then fit it with different hairstyles.
If you want to go with something radically different than what you hav had in the past, such a consultation might be worthwile.
My grandma has had the same hair style since she was 15, she is in her 80s now and would not change for anything!
Answering your question... I have similar hair to you and the hairdressers just love it, they can do whatever they fancy with it. I would not cut it short or change my natural colour but apart from that they are allowed to do whatever they want with my hair from making it straight for a couple of days to doing some complicate chignons.
The good thing about our type of hair is that anything goes!
Just experiment without doing any drastic changes until you find a style that suits you, or even better leave it like that and change styles everytime you go out. See below about changing styles for every occasion.
by colalove 12 years ago
I am active at the gym and sweat a lot,what style can I transition with that is easy but cute?3 months since my last relaxer and I do not like braid outs and I cannot cut all my hair off. Im scared but really want to go natural, I can't wear my hair out while I transition?
by Anamika S Jain 14 years ago
Short Hair Styles for Women with Pictures
by Charlu 12 years ago
Do you change your hairstyle very often with fashion trends or has it been the same for years?
by jamieasia 13 years ago
what is a good short hairstyle for a round ,chubby face ?
by FashionFame 14 years ago
Does braided hairstyle looks good on women of all ages?
by Spacey Gracey 14 years ago
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