[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same. Hell, it's easier to take care of. I don't have to run a brush through it a million times, less shampoo and conditioner needed, nor do my hair ties break after three uses. (I have several very-Italian female relatives, that's a common complaint about their thick hair)

The only complaint I have is that my hair doesn't keep curls without a gallon of mousse and hair spray. Otherwise? IDGAF that my hair is as fine as it is.

Rock on, fine-haired ladies. (and dudes) Rock on.

[(Anonymous)]

nor do my hair ties break after three uses
This is why I always at least two, and often three hair ties at the same time. They'll get stretched to the point of being unusable if I use just one but last forever if I use them together.
Anyway, I like my thick hair sometimes, but with the fashion for pin-straight hair and all that, I can definitely see the good sides of having finer hair.

[dinogrrl]

...I've never thought to use more than one tie at a time. I has a smrt.

Seriously there are days when I wish my hair was half as thick as it is and that is one of the reasons. That and ridiculously poofy ponytails.

[(Anonymous)]

Also, there are fabric-type elastics that don't have the little 'join', so they *can't* break. Even though my hair is relatively thin, I always break the other sort by wrapping them too many times because I like it pulled back tightly. (Which, yes, probably contributes to the thinness and breakage, but that's another topic.)

[dinogrrl]

I use those types of ties but they just lose strength after the first use :/.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah. Yeah, mine get completely stretched out of shape, but I have thin enough hair to continue using them anyway (particularly when wound as tight as I do them).

[ginainthekingsroad]

Breaking and over-stretching hair ties. Wow, yeah, that takes me back. I have ridiculously thick hair, but it's been a couple years since I had it long enough to tie back. But when I did, that happened to me ALL the time.