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  1. #61
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    I can't find any good short cut photos! I have such thick wavy/cury hair...and all the celebrity cuts are of people with super straight hair. I did pick out a couple of Halle Berry styles...but of course, I'm no where near as good looking as she is, so it's hard to imagine her hair on me!

    Eeek...one hour to go. I keep repeating my new mantra "it's just hair, it's just hair, it's just hair".

    (oh and yes, I have a "before" shot on my camera)
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  2. #62
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    Check out this site: www.short-hairstyles.com

    My fave is in Gallery 8 cut #2 & 11!!

    11 would totally work w/thick wavy hair!


    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    I can't find any good short cut photos! I have such thick wavy/cury hair...and all the celebrity cuts are of people with super straight hair. I did pick out a couple of Halle Berry styles...but of course, I'm no where near as good looking as she is, so it's hard to imagine her hair on me!

    Eeek...one hour to go. I keep repeating my new mantra "it's just hair, it's just hair, it's just hair".

    (oh and yes, I have a "before" shot on my camera)
    Last edited by imdeanna; 05-16-2008 at 03:35 PM.
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  3. #63
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    Ok, I got it cut on Friday! The girl who did the cutting was so excited that I was donating my hair. She really, really made me feel good about it. I was her first 'donation' since the salon opened about a month ago. And she was in the middle of growing out her hair for the same reason!

    I haven't taken a picture of my new hair, because I haven't quite gotten the hang of styling it yet. I've been playing around with an assortment of products to try and get it to come out right. I think it's too long. I'm also not used to having curly hair when there is no humidity. It's messing with my normal 'procedures'. (Funny, since the people here are complaining that it's too hot and humid this weekend!! It doesn't even compare to NC or FL, my last two places of residence!)

    I'll get DH to take a pic tonight to post before and after and you guys can tell me what you think.
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  4. #64
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    Yaaaa!!! glad to read excitement in your post vs regret!!!

    I came on here first thing this morning to see if you did it!!!

    and double Yaaaaa...I didn't know you were doing this to donate too!!!


    I haven't quite gotten the stylin down myself yet either...but I found headbands work GREAT in my style...I don't even have to blow dry the hair to get it to look fuller...throw in a headband and out the door I go.....oh and the little claw clampy things.....I did a 6 twist do yesterday (bringing the hair off my face and clamping 6 separate hair chunks where a headband would lay on my head) and that came out pretty cute.... and since it was hot and I was sick yesterday..it was nice to get the hair off my face!!
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  5. #65
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    I'll get DH to take a pic tonight to post before and after and you guys can tell me what you think.
    Oh, please do! I wanna see!

  6. #66
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    Ok. I cannot find my true 'before' shots. I know I took them, but they are not on my camera and are no where to be found on my computer. I'm quite confused!

    Anyway, here is a subsitute 'before' photo. This was taken last December - so my hair was actually about 2 inches longer than it was here. (and yes, if my hair would look like this without 1.5 hours of blow-drying, I'd have kept it long!)


    And here it is now (post-donation):


    Next time I get it cut, I'll go shorter, but this is good for now. The bonus? My helmet fits better without all that extra hair shoved under it!
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  7. #67
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    WOW!! What a difference! The new style looks so polished and sporty. And it definitely brings out your pretty brown eyes. Is your husband as happy with it as you are? I think it looks GREAT on you. Not many people can wear short hair, but your features combined with a great cut are nothing short of fantastic. I'll bet you will appreciate it this summer.

  8. #68
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    Wooo whooo!!!! I LOVE IT!!!

    (before was gorgeous...but Ya...an hour and 1/2 of hair 'fixin' is wayyyy too much!!!)

    You look like you have thick hair...so under a helmet would have been mighty toasty warm!!!
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  9. #69
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    You both look so beautiful with your new haircuts!!! Wow!
    Love them both! It's amazing to me how much younger and sophisticated us mature women look with short hair (believe me that I'm not saying women with long hair don't look young and sophisticated- I speak only of myself with both long and short hair). Both of you lost not only your hair, but years on your faces! Congrats on getting the locks chopped!!
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  10. #70
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    GLC: That looks great! What will you do with all your extra time!?
    Fun and sporty cut - VERY CUTE. Congratulations! Glad you feel good about it -- that is the most important thing!
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  11. #71
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    I know I'm late, but the new hairdoos look GREAT!

    SilverDaughter donated 12 inches to Locks at the age of 9. She got a half page article in the Memphis paper with a big picture of her holding the ponytail! That article inspired another young girl who literally took her hair to the scalp in order to get the minimum length for a donation! WOW!

    Ironically, the same day you did this, one of my assistants at work did the same thing...same apprehension...and came out looking great! It was interesting, because she did this a week after another co-worker came out of her "post chemo wig". It's awesome to have one in remission while another is donating to the cause!

    Giving money is easy...giving of yourself like this is absolutely AWESOME!
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  12. #72
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    Well, yesterday I took the plunge, and had 12 inches cut off to donate to Locks of Love. I had been thinking about it for a year or so, and this thread was an inspiration. Sorry, I don't have any pictures, but it is short in the back with longer layers on the top and sides. My hair is very thick and wavy, and it was a major pain in hot weather. I think I wore it in a ponytail for almost all of the last year. I was just thoroughly sick of dealing with long hair after many years. The hairdresser cut 4 separate ponytails, each about an inch thick at the top, and it is quite a bagful of hair to send in.

    It just felt like the right thing to do, although I have to say I am still getting used to it when I see my reflection! No regrets, but it was also a liitle strange to pack up all my ponytailers, clips, barrettes, etc today.

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    GLC, that is a fabulous haircut. I also have a head full of curls. Lately I just let it dry and end up looking like Shirley Temple.
    If I knew it would come out looking like yours I'd be waiting for the salon to open.
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    That really does look great! Congrats!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bambu101 View Post
    Well, yesterday I took the plunge, and had 12 inches cut off to donate to Locks of Love. I had been thinking about it for a year or so, and this thread was an inspiration. Sorry, I don't have any pictures, but it is short in the back with longer layers on the top and sides. My hair is very thick and wavy, and it was a major pain in hot weather. I think I wore it in a ponytail for almost all of the last year. I was just thoroughly sick of dealing with long hair after many years. The hairdresser cut 4 separate ponytails, each about an inch thick at the top, and it is quite a bagful of hair to send in.

    It just felt like the right thing to do, although I have to say I am still getting used to it when I see my reflection! No regrets, but it was also a liitle strange to pack up all my ponytailers, clips, barrettes, etc today.

    Wendy
    Yaaaaa Wendy!!!! Sounds like you had a GREAT donation!!!
    (I was thinking the same thing ...what do I do with all these clips??)
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