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Farmgirl Fashion:  Anyone growing out your hair?  |
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Hazel
True Blue Farmgirl
82 Posts
Jen
Bridgeport
Pa
USA
82 Posts |
 Posted - Jul 17 2012 : 11:45:32 AM
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| I've always had long straight red hair.... But around 28 years old, my hair went curly! it's strange still bc certain parts are curlier than others and needs to be cut properly to make it look uniform.. But it looks great when properly! I started dying my hair around 30 bc of the grays.. But most redheads know, red fades to strawberry blobde and roots are sooo obvious! The problem I have now is I found a great stylist who cuts and colors perfectly... But I can't afford both right now and I have crazy hair again and awful roots bc the color faded. Its $70 for both, but I know if I color it myself then go for a cut she will be all bent out of shape! She's not the most friendly woman in the world but she does my hair cut perfectly, I hate to risk going anywhere else bc they always do a hack job! Ugh.. Now my hair is to my waist with 5 inch roots (it's been 3 months since my last appointment) and I'm still debating what to do. Money is just so tight right now. I have just been twisting it up and pinning it (not easy bc it's so darn thick and long... Think of that new Disney princess from BRAVE. ). Maybe I'll wait another month and save up the money..ugh |
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levisgrammy
True Blue Farmgirl
9234 Posts
Denise
Beavercreek
Ohio
USA
9234 Posts |
Posted - Jul 17 2012 : 1:06:59 PM
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Still growing here but it seems to take forever. It is noticeable and hopefully I can hold out until the bangs get long enough to either pull back nicely or be pushed behind my ears. Problem with that is it is thick and doesn't really stay behind my ears. 
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cj6
True Blue Farmgirl
196 Posts
cj
USA
196 Posts |
Posted - Aug 14 2012 : 12:22:29 AM
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My hair is down to the bottom of my shoulder blades. I trimmed about 5-6 inches off a couple months ago and am leaving it be. I have been doing what is called "no poo",which means not using shampoo.You use baking soda to help absorb the dirt and oil,you can sprinkle it on dry and rub it in letting it sit for a little bit or mix it with water and pour in and massage simular to what you would do with shampoo.If your hair it not really dirty you can just rinse with water and you use a small amount of apple cider vinegaer for conditioner or it does help with dry scalp. My hair feels better and so does my scalp,I have eczema on my scalp.
I also know that coconut oil works well for conditioner if hair is really dry or colored...my daughters do this...yes color and use the coconut oil and it seems to help.
I would like to ask if anyone knows of any other things that are natural and would help with the eczema.
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SallyT
True Blue Farmgirl
108 Posts
Sarah
Buford
Georgia
USA
108 Posts |
Posted - Aug 14 2012 : 04:28:37 AM
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I am a recovering cancer survivor with only about an inch of hair right now. Want it longer faster than it is happening. Are there ways to encourage growth? Have been doing massage.
Sarah
Warmth of Friendship Necessary for Life |
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Lorie.Vance
True Blue Farmgirl
200 Posts
Lorie
Tampa
FL
200 Posts |
Posted - Aug 14 2012 : 07:14:20 AM
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| Hi everyone! |
Edited by - Lorie.Vance on Aug 18 2012 6:53:18 PM |
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prariehawk
True Blue Farmgirl
2914 Posts
Cindy
2914 Posts |
Posted - Aug 16 2012 : 4:57:04 PM
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My hair has grown out enough that it's gotten straighter instead of being wavy (messy) when I had layers. I'm thinking of having it braided. I read that "braid bars" are the newest thing at hair salons. You just pick the style you want and all styles are the same price.
Cindy
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brightmeadow
True Blue Farmgirl
2045 Posts
Brenda
Lucas
Ohio
USA
2045 Posts |
Posted - Aug 17 2012 : 5:33:33 PM
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My hair is fine and very thin, especially on top. Has anyone seen or tried those "laser" combs that are supposed to be good for male balding? Last time I rode a plane it was advertising in the shopping magazine. I wonder if they would work on women also.
You shall eat the fruit of the labor of your hands - You shall be happy and it shall be well with you. -Psalm 128.2
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Annette Kath
True Blue Farmgirl
198 Posts
Annette
Carlock
IL
USA
198 Posts |
Posted - Aug 27 2012 : 9:32:52 PM
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I remember as a young girl, my hair was so long that I was sitting on it! Then I decided at age 7 to take a scissors to it...then ended up with a pixie cut and a very sad Mom! It has been just past my shoulders on the average.
Five yrs ago, I stopped highlighting my hair and cut off at the ear lobe! I haven't cut my hair since Thanksgiving 2011 (I trim it myself) and before then I hadn't cut or used chemicals or curling iron for 2 yrs. Also am still taking prenatal vitamins. My hair is 23-24" long and is at my waist! I always wanted to grow my hair long again but with it being fine and also having thyroid issues, I wasn't sure if I could. It must be those vitamins and a ton of patience! So be patient ladies, it pays off in the end!
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monique
True Blue Farmgirl
165 Posts
monique
lepelstraat
noord brabant
Netherlands
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monique
True Blue Farmgirl
165 Posts
monique
lepelstraat
noord brabant
Netherlands
165 Posts |
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monique
True Blue Farmgirl
165 Posts
monique
lepelstraat
noord brabant
Netherlands
165 Posts |
Posted - Aug 29 2012 : 10:46:32 AM
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I also have thin hair and after a couple og bad hair cuts and colouring I decided to grow my hair and colour it myself.I had it real short and since last year november I'm growing it and now it is shoulder lenght.
Every time I wash my hair I loose lots of hair, I sometimes wonder if I have hair left on my head.....Recently I heard that massasing your scalp and using pure coconot oil hepls it get healthy and growing.So i will try it and see.
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Bella
True Blue Farmgirl
274 Posts
Karen
USA
274 Posts |
Posted - Sep 14 2012 : 6:55:45 PM
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Hey Tracy,
I just found this topic. Your skin is so beautiful! What's your secret?
"Just living is not enough, said the butterfly. One must have freedom, sunshine and a little flower." -Hans Christian Anderson |
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22angel
True Blue Farmgirl
498 Posts
Pam
Manitoba
Canada
498 Posts |
Posted - Sep 14 2012 : 8:32:35 PM
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Monique, I heard that too, except it said: Take about 4 tablespoons softened coconut oil, mix with 2-4 (depending on sensitivity) drops tea tree oil, and 3-4 drops of rosemary oil. Or this one: mix 4 tablespoons coconut oil with 2 tablespoons lemon juice and 1 tablespoon grapefruit juice. Both of these "recipes" came from here Coconut Oil Scalp Treatment & I saw some stuff here too. I've been adding some coconut oil to my tea since I read about all the health benefits of the oil, but I have to say that I've been kind of lax on the scalp massage :(. Usually I remember when I'm 3/4 asleep & don't want to drag my butt out of bed to do it.
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pinokeeo
True Blue Farmgirl
559 Posts
Phyllis
Oregon
USA
559 Posts |
Posted - Nov 20 2012 : 08:34:02 AM
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I started growing my hair out last May. It has grown eight inches in one and a half years. Not quickly, but not too bad either. My hair is very thin on top, so I keep it short and just grow everything from the crown back. It is now past my shoulders, so hopefully I'll be able to keep going with it and not cut it again.
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Katlady93
True Blue Farmgirl
361 Posts
Charlotte
Denmark
SC
USA
361 Posts |
Posted - Nov 20 2012 : 09:58:08 AM
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| i alternate between letting my hair grow and cutting it. as soon as it gets long enough to keep up in a ponytail or pinned up, it is also long enough in front to get in my eyes, which i hate. there are just so many little wisps in front, even pinning or clipping them back is a pain. at least i have finally found a great stylist/colorist. She does a great cut--she started as a barber. right now my hair is getting about shoulder lenght and the color (purole streaks) needs to be revived. time to give her a call. |
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Bushel n Peck
True Blue Farmgirl
251 Posts
Tracy
Truly
MT
USA
251 Posts |
Posted - Nov 21 2012 : 1:41:14 PM
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@ Bella,
Thanks for the compliment! (blush)
I really don't do anything special or use anything expensive for my skin. I do, however, avoid any brown sodas. Carmel coloring is awful for skin!
I have helped many teens avoid acne problems by telling them not to drink brown colord soda!
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Originally posted by Bella
Hey Tracy,
I just found this topic. Your skin is so beautiful! What's your secret?
"Just living is not enough, said the butterfly. One must have freedom, sunshine and a little flower." -Hans Christian Anderson
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Bushel n Peck
True Blue Farmgirl
251 Posts
Tracy
Truly
MT
USA
251 Posts |
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coaloha
True Blue Farmgirl
502 Posts
Pam
USA
502 Posts |
Posted - Dec 05 2012 : 7:27:39 PM
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Hi everyone,
My hair was down to my waist, and then I cut it to about halfway down my back. My curls are back now that my hair isn't so long and heavy, but I miss my long hair and I am letting it grow again.
Fun discussion, and I enjoy hearing what others are doing with thier long hair.
Pam
Pam
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sweettea
True Blue Farmgirl
55 Posts
Candace
St Cloud
MN
USA
55 Posts |
Posted - Dec 07 2012 : 1:30:25 PM
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I started growing my hair out in May this year. I got tired of flat-ironing the curl out of it every few hours and decided to see what the curl would do again if I let it grow long. I read a book called The Curly Girl Handbook by Lorraine Massey for inspiration and instruction on how to handle curly hair. She even has a chapter in the book about how to trim your own hair. I made it through all the hot, humid weather this summer without dashing off to the hairdresser! It's about shoulder length now or a bit longer because of the curl that keeps going into ringlets as it gets longer. I feel the longer hair is more "me" if you know what I mean. I wish I did it years sooner! I feel I spend less on my hair now than I did when it was short. Can't wait till it's long enough to braid it. So...yes, I'm joining you!
"There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle." Albert Einstein |
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Bear5
True Blue Farmgirl
13055 Posts
Louisiana/Texas
USA
13055 Posts |
Posted - Dec 08 2012 : 9:33:11 PM
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Candace: I usually plait (braid) my hair usually three or four times a week. If I'm outside working or playing I plait my hair. I like long hair, and my hair is curly. At times I hot iron it, but I don't like the flat look.
Marly
"It's only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on earth- and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up- that we will begin to live each day to the fullest, as if it was the only one we had." Elisabeth Kurler-Ross |
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HippieLove
Farmgirl at Heart
1 Posts
Jennifer
Lebanon
Missouri
USA
1 Posts |
Posted - Jan 10 2013 : 7:58:06 PM
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| I'm growing and Dreading my hair at the same time It is almost mid-back. |
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Bushel n Peck
True Blue Farmgirl
251 Posts
Tracy
Truly
MT
USA
251 Posts |
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ceejay48
Farmgirl Legend/Schoolmarm/Sharpshooter
13564 Posts
CeeJay (CJ)
Dolores
Colorado
USA
13564 Posts |
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Bushel n Peck
True Blue Farmgirl
251 Posts
Tracy
Truly
MT
USA
251 Posts |
Posted - Jan 30 2013 : 3:54:08 PM
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CJ, you are one of the nicest people on the planet!
THank you for always offering support and good cheer no matter what I am posting about!
Luv you farmgirl sistah!
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His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches over me. |
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BarnHeart
True Blue Farmgirl
83 Posts
Autumn
New Albany
IN
USA
83 Posts |
Posted - Feb 01 2013 : 04:50:13 AM
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I have a love-hate relationship with my hair. When it's long, I want it short. When it's short, I want it long. In past years, I've grown my hair long only to get pregnant (my face gets fat when I'm pregnant and you can't have the teensy hair that I like with a gigantic swollen face); once babies were born, I chopped it off. And by chopped, I mean chopped. Pixie style. I absolutely love it that way, but after the recent birth of my last baby (now 7 months), I've left my hair alone and it's just past my shoulders. We'll see what happens in the summer - I have super thick hair and it's like a mink blanket on my back when it's hot. I do love the options that long hair allows for...but I usually just find myself putting it in a regular ole' pony tail...
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