Shoulder | Armpit

[NightSister]

Hi. I am here as well. Actually my hair is about shoulder length but in the front it is only reach my mouth

I only can do messy cinnamoon bun (at the top) with two prong wooden hair fork
Or sometimes I can do disc bun or similar something to lazy wrap. But for eg after oiling it it is impossible

My goal is first the armpit lenght but at the end I wanna tailbone length

Happy growing!

[Joyful Mystery]

Congrats on the milestone~

Thanks! It sure is nice being able to do a more protective style than a ponytail, even though a low pony secured with a scrunchie or those super stretchy fabric hair ties (I really like those!) has served me well since hitting shoulder back in March. I like wearing my hair in accent braids, especially a mohawk French braid, or a half-up Dutch braid, and then the rest pulled into a ponytail. Lace braids are cute and easy too, again, with the rest pulled into a ponytail.

Also, welcome to those new to this thread

[luteza]

Thanx you

[luteza]

Thank you.
I can only top buns because of it but it is much better than nothing

[Joyful Mystery]

Hi. I am here as well. Actually my hair is about shoulder length but in the front it is only reach my mouth

I only can do messy cinnamoon bun (at the top) with two prong wooden hair fork
Or sometimes I can do disc bun or similar something to lazy wrap. But for eg after oiling it it is impossible

My goal is first the armpit lenght but at the end I wanna tailbone length

Thank you.
I can only top buns because of it but it is much better than nothing

I can't wait to be able to use my hair forks again! I have thick hair so I have to wait for most buns but I should be able to do a Disc bun at APL.

[NightSister]

Just booked my first six-monthly trim. : It'll be tomorrow afternoon, and I'm determined to say no to straightening irons. My ends feel and look healthy, and I've found very few split or broken ends over the last month doing S&D (which I do each time I'm sitting down in the right light, so maybe a few times a week). I'm a bit nervous in case I don't communicate properly about how little I want trimmed, but judging by last time it'll be fine.

I'm thinking about getting something a bit more exciting done with the front, but I'm not sure. I have wispy bits that tend to go everywhere in the wind and end up in my face. I don't think a fringe would suit me, but I'm tempted to try just for the novelty. That said, when I did have a fringe as a kid - and knew nothing about styling - it was constantly a wavy/curly mess that looked terrible, so if I did get a fringe I'd need to wash, blow dry and straighten it daily. Not sure I want that hassle! The other option is face framing layers, but... nah. What I really want is to imagine that I had a fringe that had grown out to about chin length, and that wasn't at all blended into the rest. I might ask her and see what she says.

Good luck! Sounds like your ends are doing well, the trim should perfect it! I sincerely hope she doesn't give you a hard time when you ask her to put the toys away, lol.

I started growing out my bangs/fringe specifically because of all the heat styling. That, and I'd like my hair to be a little thicker~

[Joyful Mystery]

Just booked my first six-monthly trim. : It'll be tomorrow afternoon, and I'm determined to say no to straightening irons. My ends feel and look healthy, and I've found very few split or broken ends over the last month doing S&D (which I do each time I'm sitting down in the right light, so maybe a few times a week). I'm a bit nervous in case I don't communicate properly about how little I want trimmed, but judging by last time it'll be fine.

I'm thinking about getting something a bit more exciting done with the front, but I'm not sure. I have wispy bits that tend to go everywhere in the wind and end up in my face. I don't think a fringe would suit me, but I'm tempted to try just for the novelty. That said, when I did have a fringe as a kid - and knew nothing about styling - it was constantly a wavy/curly mess that looked terrible, so if I did get a fringe I'd need to wash, blow dry and straighten it daily. Not sure I want that hassle! The other option is face framing layers, but... nah. What I really want is to imagine that I had a fringe that had grown out to about chin length, and that wasn't at all blended into the rest. I might ask her and see what she says.

Goodluck! Keep us updated

[StartingAt35]

I've basically reached armpit length! It seems to have took me about 6-7 months from reaching collarbone length to reaching armpit length. I don't know if that's good or bad, but in a year I should be almost underbust length which seems fine with me

[Shanawavy]

Just booked my first six-monthly trim. : It'll be tomorrow afternoon, and I'm determined to say no to straightening irons. My ends feel and look healthy, and I've found very few split or broken ends over the last month doing S&D (which I do each time I'm sitting down in the right light, so maybe a few times a week). I'm a bit nervous in case I don't communicate properly about how little I want trimmed, but judging by last time it'll be fine.

I'm thinking about getting something a bit more exciting done with the front, but I'm not sure. I have wispy bits that tend to go everywhere in the wind and end up in my face. I don't think a fringe would suit me, but I'm tempted to try just for the novelty. That said, when I did have a fringe as a kid - and knew nothing about styling - it was constantly a wavy/curly mess that looked terrible, so if I did get a fringe I'd need to wash, blow dry and straighten it daily. Not sure I want that hassle! The other option is face framing layers, but... nah. What I really want is to imagine that I had a fringe that had grown out to about chin length, and that wasn't at all blended into the rest. I might ask her and see what she says.[/QUOTE]

Good luck! Keep us updated.

[Shanawavy]

I've basically reached armpit length! It seems to have took me about 6-7 months from reaching collarbone length to reaching armpit length. I don't know if that's good or bad, but in a year I should be almost underbust length which seems fine with me

Congratulations and happy growing!