Enyo
Well-Known Member
I thought this would be a fun, easy, and quirky challenge! I think we should use nothing but hair sticks to put up our hair and see if we can reduce breakage from other means of putting up our hair.
1. NO HAIR TIES or anything else! When you put up your hair, it must be with a single, double (set), pronged hair stick(s) made of any material, or non-bobby hair pins. NO EXCUSES! However, putting your hair up with no aids whatsoever is cool.
2. You do not have to put your hair up every day to participate.
3. Stick to your normal hair care regime. The point is to see if simply staying away from more friction-inducing items can make a difference in retention and/or hair quality.
4. Please pay special attention to your ends and the amount of hair you’re losing (if any) when styling and report it to the thread.
Let me know if you’re interested. Also, if you think there should be another “rule”, let me know. Of course, post pics! Also, I think we should start this thing on the 19th of November so people who are “stick-less” can order at least one stick so we can all start at once.
What are hairsticks? Where can you get them? Please Celina's thread here:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/hair-care-tips-product-review-discussion/501326-hair-sticks-thread-all-about-hair-sticks-pictures-included.html
Remember: you can use a smooth chopstick (or a set) or a knitting needle. Hairsticks are basically the same thing, but with different kinds of materials and fancy toppings. If you're not sure, use needles or chopsticks to see if you like it! If you're having trouble using them please see the videos in Celina's thread. Also, we are here to help. If you post pics or a video, maybe we can pinpoint what you're doing wrong.
1. NO HAIR TIES or anything else! When you put up your hair, it must be with a single, double (set), pronged hair stick(s) made of any material, or non-bobby hair pins. NO EXCUSES! However, putting your hair up with no aids whatsoever is cool.
2. You do not have to put your hair up every day to participate.
3. Stick to your normal hair care regime. The point is to see if simply staying away from more friction-inducing items can make a difference in retention and/or hair quality.
4. Please pay special attention to your ends and the amount of hair you’re losing (if any) when styling and report it to the thread.
Let me know if you’re interested. Also, if you think there should be another “rule”, let me know. Of course, post pics! Also, I think we should start this thing on the 19th of November so people who are “stick-less” can order at least one stick so we can all start at once.
What are hairsticks? Where can you get them? Please Celina's thread here:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/hair-care-tips-product-review-discussion/501326-hair-sticks-thread-all-about-hair-sticks-pictures-included.html
Remember: you can use a smooth chopstick (or a set) or a knitting needle. Hairsticks are basically the same thing, but with different kinds of materials and fancy toppings. If you're not sure, use needles or chopsticks to see if you like it! If you're having trouble using them please see the videos in Celina's thread. Also, we are here to help. If you post pics or a video, maybe we can pinpoint what you're doing wrong.
Participants:
Enyo
Jasmineml
SmilingElephant
WyrdWay
indarican
wannabelong
Rei
Jasmineml
SmilingElephant
WyrdWay
indarican
wannabelong
Rei
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