[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A question about haircuts

[(Anonymous)]

My hair is curlier than it looks because it's long enough that its own weight straightens it out a bit. I also used to try to encourage straightness in my hair in the name of combating frizz. So, about 10 years ago, I decided I wanted it short and the stylist had what she thought would be a really cute cut in mind. It didn't turn out as expected at all because, once shortened, my hair began to curl up a lot, which neither of us realized it would do. Since then, I've always been careful to specify to stylists - even those who are only trimming off split ends - that my hair is curly regardless of what it looks like (not that this always does much good - a lot of people don't know how to cut curly hair). So... you may want to ask yourself whether you really understand your hair's texture before cutting and how that will impact your choice of haircut.