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Growing my hair(man)

mac123 · 2008-09-06 13:50:03

So i grew my hair before and it looked ok but i could never stop it curling slightly at the sides. I also have very thick hair so is there any treatment or anything for this as im hoping to grow it long again. Basically any advice for someone growing their hair long from scratch would be sweet!! Cheers..

06-09-2008 1:50pm

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mac123

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So i grew my hair before and it looked ok but i could never stop it curling slightly at the sides. I also have very thick hair so is there any treatment or anything for this as im hoping to grow it long again.
Basically any advice for someone growing their hair long from scratch would be sweet!!
Cheers..

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#2 06-09-2008 2:58pm

sezermango

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i did it from a raw blade to about 5/6 inches long. there's a point where it look terrible for about 3 weeks. stick trought it. maybe get it cut slightly. ask them to thin it out too. it just curls naturely. embrace it!lol. some girls LOVE the curls:D:D:D:D

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#3 06-09-2008 3:00pm

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Agree,accept the curl and brush it appropriately.There's no point fighting it.

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#4 07-09-2008 10:16pm

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GHD :P

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#5 08-09-2008 10:36am

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When it gets to the bushy stage if it's looking frizzy rub some serum into it when it's dry.

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