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I'm half here and half back in pixie land zzz I really need to be banned from anything scissor like

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Originally Posted by Bat

I'm half here and half back in pixie land zzz I really need to be banned from anything scissor like

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You've had so much happen recently!

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Originally Posted by Bat

I'm half here and half back in pixie land zzz I really need to be banned from anything scissor like

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Maybe we can get you some sort of scissors restraining order, a scissors rehabilitation program? Kidding lolol, I do love your changes and antics, Bat. You have DEFINITELY had growth though which is great!

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Originally Posted by Kathie

You've had so much happen recently!

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All self inflicted I should be bald and buy wigs in all sorts of colors lol

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Originally Posted by leafygreens18

Maybe we can get you some sort of scissors restraining order, a scissors rehabilitation program? Kidding lolol, I do love your changes and antics, Bat. You have DEFINITELY had growth though which is great!

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Lmao I need one of those! Will be a bit difficult though for the trade I'm learning xD.

Welcome firegvan!

Bat! Are you happy with your new cut?

Im still experimenting with LOC. This time I used the milk for leave in, coconut oil for oil and a tiny bit of shea smoothie for cream and it was too heavy, too much. Hair looks kind of stringy when I take it down. I got a new leave in conditioner that I am eager to try next time.

ALso, I have discovered something weird about peacock twists. Last time I cut my hair was thin ends yes, but also because I couldn't wear it up anymore. Even wearing it in a peacock twist I would start to get a knot on one side of my neck and get a bad headache. Well, this entire growing out time I have pretty much worn my hair in a cinnabun held with really nice sturdy claw clips. The other day I tried a peacock twist with a clip and within 30 minutes I had the knot in my neck! I took my hair down and put it back in the bun and it went away. So, for some reason the peacock twist pulls a neck muscle out of alignment? I dont' know, but it never occurred to me that something as benign as a peacock twist could cause me problems! I wish I had experimented more with buns before I cut my hair, but oh well. Thought I would share just in case anyone else has problems with the peacock twist down the road.

I kind of hate it lol, but it certainly feels much better, actually feels soft getting rid of most damage but I feel a bit lost at what do do now

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Originally Posted by Bat

I kind of hate it lol, but it certainly feels much better, actually feels soft getting rid of most damage but I feel a bit lost at what do do now

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OMG that cut makes me sort of miss my long mullet I had a couple of years ago. It was rad! 8) Your ends look really good! Time to get growing ;)

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Originally Posted by ReadingRenee

Welcome firegvan!

Bat! Are you happy with your new cut?

Im still experimenting with LOC. This time I used the milk for leave in, coconut oil for oil and a tiny bit of shea smoothie for cream and it was too heavy, too much. Hair looks kind of stringy when I take it down. I got a new leave in conditioner that I am eager to try next time.

ALso, I have discovered something weird about peacock twists. Last time I cut my hair was thin ends yes, but also because I couldn't wear it up anymore. Even wearing it in a peacock twist I would start to get a knot on one side of my neck and get a bad headache. Well, this entire growing out time I have pretty much worn my hair in a cinnabun held with really nice sturdy claw clips. The other day I tried a peacock twist with a clip and within 30 minutes I had the knot in my neck! I took my hair down and put it back in the bun and it went away. So, for some reason the peacock twist pulls a neck muscle out of alignment? I dont' know, but it never occurred to me that something as benign as a peacock twist could cause me problems! I wish I had experimented more with buns before I cut my hair, but oh well. Thought I would share just in case anyone else has problems with the peacock twist down the road.

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Maybe the way the bun is anchored, the weight is distributed more evenly/in more places with multiple clips or anchor points? I also have an issue with a peacock twist causing pain at the place where the clip pulls down on my upper layers in the center back. Sometimes I will make the twist to one side and anchor it close to my ear, to help with this. But, it looks silly.

I can't do buns yet because of my layers, so time will tell whether or not a bun is better for my sensitive scalp than a twist.

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Originally Posted by secret soup

OMG that cut makes me sort of miss my long mullet I had a couple of years ago. It was rad! 8) Your ends look really good! Time to get growing ;)

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Haha I got a mullet in march for a while, it was fun but I wanna get rid of it now

Welcome, new comers!

Bat! Your hair is looking so long in the most recent pics.

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Originally Posted by LadyFortuna

Also does anyone else’s hair create layers naturally? I have some extra cut in right now but my hair seems to always grow that way, like the hair on the top of my head grows slower than the hair closer to my hairline.

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Yep! Mine surely seems to.

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Originally Posted by ReadingRenee

Thought I would share just in case anyone else has problems with the peacock twist down the road.

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Thanks for sharing, that's very interesting.