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Hairy story
Because I seem to spend half my working life in Teams meetings at the moment, a couple of the girls have mentioned how long my hair is at the moment. And it's true, my hair is longer at the moment than it's ever been since I got married almost 27 years ago.
I was telling them that I've been giving my hair some thought, because taking the whole weight loss thing into account, I'm kind of thinking of a 'new me new look' kind of approach, and growing my hair out long, or at least, long-ish, maybe shoulder length. I have a hairdressers appointment in mid-April (the first weekend after our hairdressers are allowed to open), and I'm going to talk to my Hairdresser, Marc. The thing is, my hair is really thick, it also has a natural wave. Also, because it's now grey, it's quite wiry too. Coupled with the fact that I have exactly zero skill and even less patience at hair styling, my previous - admittedly very rare - attempts at growing my hair long have been pretty laughably disastrous. (I got it cut short about two months after our wedding because I was sick of it!) So, I want Marc's advice. How he can best layer it or do whatever technical, clever, choppy-choppy stuff he can do to give me the best chance of maintaining a barnet that doesn't make me look like Cousin It.
So, we shall see. Anyway, the girls wanted to see a clearer photo of my hair, so I got Mr D to take this:
Then it got silly ...
I was telling them that I've been giving my hair some thought, because taking the whole weight loss thing into account, I'm kind of thinking of a 'new me new look' kind of approach, and growing my hair out long, or at least, long-ish, maybe shoulder length. I have a hairdressers appointment in mid-April (the first weekend after our hairdressers are allowed to open), and I'm going to talk to my Hairdresser, Marc. The thing is, my hair is really thick, it also has a natural wave. Also, because it's now grey, it's quite wiry too. Coupled with the fact that I have exactly zero skill and even less patience at hair styling, my previous - admittedly very rare - attempts at growing my hair long have been pretty laughably disastrous. (I got it cut short about two months after our wedding because I was sick of it!) So, I want Marc's advice. How he can best layer it or do whatever technical, clever, choppy-choppy stuff he can do to give me the best chance of maintaining a barnet that doesn't make me look like Cousin It.
So, we shall see. Anyway, the girls wanted to see a clearer photo of my hair, so I got Mr D to take this:
Then it got silly ...
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I've always had a short haircut. The couple of times I tried to grow my hair out were very unsuccessful. My hair did not work out AT ALL. But, like you, with the pandemic I was forced to grow my hair out a little longer than what I was used to. And you know what?? I love it. My hair is styled just a little differently than it was in my previous attempts to grow longer hair, so now the longer hair is looking really good and I'm enjoying it. I can wear longer earrings, which is one of my main reasons for growing it out. I always felt self-conscious with earrings that were longer than my hair. Now I don't feel that way. I don't let my hair get too long, its shoulder length, maybe a little longer, but that's it. So, its very manageable, doesn't take much care. I'm loving it. Will definitely keep the style.
You should go for it. change your style to fit the "new" you. Very exciting!
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It sounds like you and I have had very similar hair experiences!
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