Comments on: “Does she or doesn’t she?”

By: CindyS

CindyS — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 01:02:47 +0000

Sorry, I hit enter – also if I am keeping my hair at one length I cut the sides to the length I want and then call the hubby to cut a straight line across the back. This year we cut way too high and I couldn’t put my hair up for swimming. But now I’m happy with the layered look as my curls are curlier and it’s softer around my face.

CindyS

By: CindyS

CindyS — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 01:00:50 +0000

I used to go and get my hair ’streaked’ (yeah, it was the 90s) every 6 months or so and when one hair dresser charged me 150 bucks claiming my shoulder length hair was considered long I decided to make a change.

I now color my own hair and have highlighted it myself also. It’s cheaper though for me to buy Natural Light Blonde and another box one up or down from that – I then alternate lines in my hair. That way you get a 2 tone look. I also buy the cheapest hair color cause in the end, they all work the same on my hair.

I do have ’s’ curls (which are not real curls and can be hard to tame) so I will go and get my hair cut professionally in layers now (about 70 dollars). I cut my own bangs by twisting the all up and then cutting

By: Susan/DC

Susan/DC — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 00:49:01 +0000

I have very curly hair, and cutting it myself is not an option. The curls might hide some mistakes, but it needs to be carefully shaped so that it does not frizz, and I can’t do that. I love my hairdresser, and he is not going to be allowed to retire.

By: LeeB.

LeeB. — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 16:15:37 +0000

Oh, Leigh, poor you! Funny story about St. Patrick’s Day.

I cut my long hair once in high school and I’ve never done that again. And I don’t dye my hair.

I go to the local Hair Clips to get a couple of inches off maybe twice a year.

By: Shanna

Shanna — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 13:00:46 +0000

I was religious about getting my hair cut every 6 to eight weeks when it was short. It would grow out in all different directions and it was easier to keep it trimmed. Now that I’m growing it out I don’t go as often because then I won’t be tempted to cut it all off again. I’ve never colored my hair so never had that cost. For me it’s just not about the hair cut, I love going and getting my hair washed so throughly. For some reason I feel that I need that every few months.

By: Leigh

Leigh — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 12:23:56 +0000

In a word NO . . my only experiment with hair coloring resulted in me having green hair. A friend and I were putting blond streaks in the front, thick ones, about an inch wide. Evidently we didn’t leave the color on my hair long enough, because I ended up with mustard yellow hair. I applied the brown dye, but didn’t know that I need a red filler first. While St Patrick’s Day is not that memorable to me, I do remember this one because as I was going up the elevator to work, one individual stated, oh, look at that you dyed your hair green for St. Patrick’s Day.

I have always considered manicure and pedicure luxuries, but having someone cut my hair is a necessity. Not that I spend much on getting it cut. I have very long hair, and tend just to get the ends trimmed.