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vero

I wanna see!

I wish I had big curly 80s hair. I always wanted big, curly 80s hair. Even before the 80s.

Instead, I have straight, flat wispy 70s hair.

~sigh~

moi

Welcom to the big hair woild. It is a mixed blessing as each time I shampoo, I don't ever know which conditioner will keep it relatively tame. I wish there was still that old time Tame Creme Rinse. Yes, I am older than dirt and shorter and fatter, but my hair just keeps getting bigger. My teeth are getting smaller and my aspe is at it's max!

Nadine

I'm a huge fan of big hair. Mine needs a little prompting with volumizing shampoo and mousse, but hey.

I've always preferred it long. Bring on the AquaNet!

sandi

well, at your birthday party i was letting my hair grow out... and you've seen the stages.('cept you were never exposed to the perm stage 7 years!) what was it? collar length when we met? went to waist length, donated 24 inches to locks of love... went to a brush cut... let it grow out... what? 2 years now...and what have i done? yesterday i buzzed it again... yep, #3 blade on them clippers... but you know what? its so easy and summer is on the way... (while discussing the situation - i was called and picked for jury duty this wednesday) i decided that day that I was gonna cut my hair, even told the members of the jury that i would "look different" the next day ... co-workers are saying i should be charged with some sort of "bait and switch" in case i was picked because i looked like this soft, girly girl...and now i just may be back to my dyke stage ya know? but... i am wearing all my makeup and my frilly blouses and such...and there is just no way to disguise these protuberances on my chest... they are just tooo obvious... and Lisa... I was bald til i was 3 ... mom taped ribbons in my hair because everyone said what a cute boy i was... ? now i have all these hair gels/mousses/sprays clamps, barretts, elastics, headbands...all implements to grow out hair.. that will be stashed until such time i want to make another attempt.. and i just last summer bought these really cool swirly things to put in my LONG hair... and they never made it... o well.. i'm back down to only using one towel again.. and my hair dries before i take one step to the sink from the shower.. now.. i must make sure not to burn the top of my ears this summer!

ANTONIO

GOOD FOR YOU!
VERY SHORT HAIR IS EXTREMELY SEXY AND DEFINETLY YOU HAVE THE FEATURES.WILL LOVE TO GET RESPONSE FROM YOU.

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