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Sorry, alter ego, about your arm. It must make doing your hair so awkward.
I have a double crown and two cow's licks on each side and the front of my hair. One crown likes to go backwards when styling, the other forward and the cow's lick on the right side even if you try to get it flat shortly after drying is up again. I have a natural kink which mean my hair will curl very easily, I remember being asked if I had a perm!!! I knew, okay, better get it cut. Back in the 70s when I had long hair, I used to have to dry it in sections it took ages as I always had thick slightly course textured hair. No straighteners around back then. Remember when it was just below my shoulder, taking the dog out and sitting in the sun to let it dry. When I got home I looked like Crystal Tips (children's TV show Crystal Tips) it was so heavy and wide. I now have a pixie cut great no farting around and dried in less than 5 minutes usually. A friend said why bother blow-drying, because I would have bits just sticking up and a quiff Elvis would be proud of.
I do use the Oribe hair oil to help keep it smooth, one drop in with a tiny bit of styling cream. I will say as someone who colours at home, I have never had problems with the colouring I just use natural blond and even split the dye mixing on part of the products together each time so get two goes out of the one packet
I have a double crown and two cow's licks on each side and the front of my hair. One crown likes to go backwards when styling, the other forward and the cow's lick on the right side even if you try to get it flat shortly after drying is up again. I have a natural kink which mean my hair will curl very easily, I remember being asked if I had a perm!!! I knew, okay, better get it cut. Back in the 70s when I had long hair, I used to have to dry it in sections it took ages as I always had thick slightly course textured hair. No straighteners around back then. Remember when it was just below my shoulder, taking the dog out and sitting in the sun to let it dry. When I got home I looked like Crystal Tips (children's TV show Crystal Tips) it was so heavy and wide. I now have a pixie cut great no farting around and dried in less than 5 minutes usually. A friend said why bother blow-drying, because I would have bits just sticking up and a quiff Elvis would be proud of.
I do use the Oribe hair oil to help keep it smooth, one drop in with a tiny bit of styling cream. I will say as someone who colours at home, I have never had problems with the colouring I just use natural blond and even split the dye mixing on part of the products together each time so get two goes out of the one packet