Comments | beauty101: hair,clothes,waxing..etc?

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hair,clothes,waxing..etc?

Jun 08, 2007 22:52

Ive got a whole bunch of questions that I would REALLY appreciate some help with :) even if its only for one of them!

1) I got my hair cut today and my hairguy mentioned something about (and i quote from what i remember...) "glossing" my hair. Something about it making my hair more shiney without TOO much damage. he did mention that there was less ( Read more... )

body shape, wax, hair, clothes

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jupiter_third June 9 2007, 03:40:24 UTC

1. Glossing is similar to dying your hair without all the bad chemicals. It's exactly as it sounds. I believe John Freida makes a gloss you can try.

2.http://www2.victoriassecret.com/collection/?cgname=OSCLOSXYZZZ&cgnbr=OSCLOSXYZZZ&rfnbr=3367

3.Lotions that help grow hair in slower might work, otherwise no. There isnt anything.

4.I would say get the medium just in case the shirt shrinks in the wash, I guess it really depends on the kind of shirt though and what YOU feel comfortable in. Strangers arent going to know what looks better on you by a description, you will by looking in the mirror. What makes you feel more confidant?

binksgoesbang June 9 2007, 04:00:25 UTC

1) Yeah, it just coats your hair and makes it look shinier and intensifies your color. I'd do it professionally. I have heard VERY bad things about alot of the drug store brands.

3) I've been looking at lotions that make your hair grow slower, and supposedly theres one by jergens. Slo Gro at Sallys is what I've been using lately.

amiga500 June 9 2007, 04:31:45 UTC

With Marks and Spencer gone, try Le Chateau or a place like La Senza for 'corsets'. 'Bustier,' although accurate name-wise, went out as a label some time ago. Seek out stretchier shirts! Size shouldn't be that much of a problem with the right styles.

odannygirl7 June 9 2007, 05:44:12 UTC

4) I don't have anything helpful to say other than I have the same problem. Everything is so boxy nowadays and it makes it super hard to find anything that hangs right for us girls with curves.

autumncheshcat June 9 2007, 06:54:18 UTC

Depending on the style of shirt, you could always just get a medium then get it tailored down so it fits your stomach/arms. It's easier to fix clothing that's too big than too small.