Real Simple Article-Story of a Long Hair

[x0h_bother]

I just read the June issue of Real Simple and in their Life Lesson's section there was a touching story of the journey of a fellow longhair lover called Blonde Ambition, you can read it here on their website http://www.realsimple.com/magazine-more/inside-magazine/life-lessons/blond-ambition-00000000035141/index.html
:)

[Ivy~Rose]

What a beautiful story, I'm glad you shared it with us.

[vanity_acefake]

Oh thank you so much for sharing this. What a wonderful honest story. It made me cry.

[Kristin]

Oh, that is so bittersweet. Thank you.

[Capybara]

Thank you for sharing. That was touching :blossom:

[AnitaThorn]

This story is amazing. Like everyone else said, thank you for sharing this. :]

[Maplecat]

Interesting article. Just a heads-up for people who are sensitive, it talks about the death of a child.

[Deimos]

Great story, thanks for sharing :)

[Loreley]

What an interesting story! Thank you for sharing! :smile:

[JenniferNoel]

Very good story, worth reading, thanks for sharing! :)

[neon-dream]

Thank you for posting this. It's inspiring to all those in doubt about getting older and having long hair!

[spidermom]

So touching; I'm nearly in tears.

[x0h_bother]

AND some lovely updos!! They've really outdone themselves in this issue ;)
http://www.realsimple.com/beauty-fashion/hair/tools-techniques/summer-hairstyles-00000000035188/index.html
& your welcome! :)

[Carolyn]

That was a beautiful story. I feel so bad for her that it took decades and the death of her child for her to come back to long hair. Hair really does have power.

[GRU]

AND some lovely updos!! They've really outdone themselves in this issue ;)
http://www.realsimple.com/beauty-fashion/hair/tools-techniques/summer-hairstyles-00000000035188/index.html
& your welcome! :)


Gotta love how every single hairdo (even the ponytail!) has Step One involving putting an advertiser's product into your hair. :rolleyes:

And is "neat and elegant" now completely passe? So many of us here at LHC go to great lengths to prevent our hair from being frizzy and sticking out all over the place (CO washing, no brushes, no layers, etc.) but most of those styles tend to look "very windblown". It took me four decades to learn how to make my hair not look like crap all the time, and now that I've finally achieved it, it's fashionable to look like something the cat dragged in?

[monkeyprincess]

What a beautiful story, thanks so much for sharing!

[IcarusBride]

How nice! Thanks for sharing!
Ironically, the salon where she got the first terrible haircut is about a mile and a half from my current location as I post this!

[x0h_bother]

Gotta love how every single hairdo (even the ponytail!) has Step One involving putting an advertiser's product into your hair. :rolleyes:

And is "neat and elegant" now completely passe? So many of us here at LHC go to great lengths to prevent our hair from being frizzy and sticking out all over the place (CO washing, no brushes, no layers, etc.) but most of those styles tend to look "very windblown". It took me four decades to learn how to make my hair not look like crap all the time, and now that I've finally achieved it, it's fashionable to look like something the cat dragged in?

I thought so too. They look entirely too messy for my taste :afro::silly:. But the concepts might look nice if smoothed. And yes, I noticed the product plugs! :rolleyes: Typical.

[ukuleleclaire]

Really good article, I have to admit I did cry! Thanks for sharing it.