kitmarlow
April 18th, 2010, 12:24 AM
I've been lurking around LHC since I decided to grow my hair from one inch to at least waist length. I started posting a few weeks ago, and this is my first thread!
well!
my journey began with one inch of hair. I am an actress and decided to cut it for a show. bad bad call. I didn't get the part and I couldn't get out of the pixie cut loop. I LIKED my hair, but it lacked the versatility I need as an actress.
now unfortunately, as great as that motivation is, acting also means the frequent use of heat tools. aside from auditions and special occasions (my birthday and christmas only) I have done away with all heat tools outside of shows and all products besides when doing shows. well, tonight I worked as a greeter at a night club and needed an adorable fifties style. they dictated what that style was, unfortunately, and I thought it was going to require products, but when I did my hair I decided just to see what would happen if I went without (and then danced the night away and sweated like crazy in a humid room which would normally make my hair a mess).
fifteen hours since doing my hair, it's still perfect because my hair is in such good condition and it's washed less often. I'll probably still aquanet for three hour dance musicals, but it's good to know my hair can survive an entire day of light dancing and greeting people. :)
well!
my journey began with one inch of hair. I am an actress and decided to cut it for a show. bad bad call. I didn't get the part and I couldn't get out of the pixie cut loop. I LIKED my hair, but it lacked the versatility I need as an actress.
now unfortunately, as great as that motivation is, acting also means the frequent use of heat tools. aside from auditions and special occasions (my birthday and christmas only) I have done away with all heat tools outside of shows and all products besides when doing shows. well, tonight I worked as a greeter at a night club and needed an adorable fifties style. they dictated what that style was, unfortunately, and I thought it was going to require products, but when I did my hair I decided just to see what would happen if I went without (and then danced the night away and sweated like crazy in a humid room which would normally make my hair a mess).
fifteen hours since doing my hair, it's still perfect because my hair is in such good condition and it's washed less often. I'll probably still aquanet for three hour dance musicals, but it's good to know my hair can survive an entire day of light dancing and greeting people. :)