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    Hey Everyone:


    How do you keep (protect) your hair while you're loungeing,vegging out, laying around on the couch, unwinding and such..this is a time where parts of your hair are surely touching and rubbing against couch pillows, couch arms..etc..



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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    I usually wear it down when I'm bumming around on the couch. I do make sure I'm not laying on or against it. I just put it up over the cushions or pull it to the front over my shoulder.
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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    Well, I usually let my hair down when lounging to give my roots a rest. I generally let it drape over the side or back of my couch/chair of choice, or just keep it gathered over one shoulder. Or like right now, I'm slouching on an oversized couch, so there are cushions behind my head, I make sure that I don't sandwich any between my back and the couch, but once I'm situated I gather it behind my head and let it sort of pool behind my neck. I like the "pooling" option because if there are cats running around the ends and length don't get pawed/chewed/napped on. I don't move around a ton when I'm relaxing, but if I shift and the hair moves to a place it shouldn't be I just readjust.
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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    I always pull by hair to the side. I never ever sit in such a way that my hair is trapped between my back and the chair/couch/bed. It's pretty much instinctive for me...probably because I've had long hair for almost all my life.

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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    I just flip my hair to one front side and sit relax if Im watching a movie. If Im reading or talking to someone I tuck it behind my ears and put it all back. Im just lying in my couch put it over the cushions or bring it all forward. And accurate more concrate answer is I just play or pet my hair a lot depending on what Im doing or who Im with

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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    Sometimes it's loose and over one shoulder, sometimes it's in the day's braid or updo. Depends on what I've been doing and what I feel like. And what the cats are up to; my kitten Hope was chewing on my hairstick earlier, so I let my hair down to take it away from her. Now it's back up because I needed it out of the way again.
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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    Always up and braided. That way, no worries about tangles..and it is much cooler.

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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    I've been kind of gently twisting and clipping high up top so that when Im laying down just the underpart of hair is on the pillow and the ends just chill out and flop on top of my head. (my hairs barely bsl so floppage is minimal) I used to pool it. Maybe I should go back to pooling because now Im thinking the clipping up high is pulling at the crown..lol I cant get a very long braid happening yet and a short one just irritates me. I cant stand anything on my nape.

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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    My hair is usually bunned at home with claws, quick to place and quick to remove. if I'm laying on the couch I 'll do a very high bun (almost on top of my head) but if that bothers me too I 'll loose my hair and put it over the cushion.

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    Default Re: Hair when Loungeing

    Oh, also, one of the reasons I like it loose is the impromptu scalp massage. If it's been up all day there's usually at least one sore spot and my cold fingertips always feel nice!

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