Ooookay.....This was very strong on my hair. I sat with it under the dryer about 15 minutes and felt my hair seized up on me.
Aggie look at you!...Your hair is very nice in the avatar. What did you do to it, blow dried? It's look full and bouncy.
Thank you @I Am So Blessed. Yes it is blown dry and gently bumped at the ends to form a slight curl. My regimen is working very well. I am doing very little manipulation of it these days.
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This was happening to me when I needed a trim. When was your last trim?
Either February or april
okay, you might be needing a deep trim. See a stylist that you trust though.
@I Am So Blessed, maybe if I stop trimming/cutting the ends, I will have waist length hair like you do in short order.
My stylist took 3 inches off during my last cut and the one before that took off maybe 4 or 5 inches. I need to learn to trim/dust my own hair. I just don't know how to. I always feel like I will botch it up
You see that peak at the bottom of my hair? That grows like that after every trim/cut. It grows fastest right at that spot on my head. I've learned to leave that one alone though. There is no use evening it up.
After a trim, that part of my hair says to the rest of my hair "See ya, don't wanna be ya" and like the energizer bunny, it takes off into the sunset
@ the bolded. That's a nice attractive peak though and I think it comelements the whole style, a natural shape. I just trimmed my hair today back to hip length or a little above (so it's whip length). I have a trimming tip that I learned from the comment section of YouTube;
1. Section the hair in maybe 8 parts.
2. Measure each section from root to tip.
3. (For example) if all the sections are roughly 15 inches, cut each section to 14 inches using your measuring tape. That ensures that all the sections stop at 14". I hope I make sense lol.
Your hair is lovely to the eyes, peak and all.
and yes you are making perfect sense.
