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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's easy enough to fake shorter hair that a drastic trim is unwarranted unless you really want to lose the length. Get yourself a couple of hair donuts (use a matching thread to shape one into a more cylindrical form), lots of hair pins (spin pins rock!) and then find yourself some tutorials on Sock buns, Gibson tucks, Gibson rolls and fake bobs.

http://www.amazon.com/Chignon-Brown-Medium-Hair-Donut/dp/B003TRVTBA

http://www.amazon.com/Pack-Goody-Simple-Styles-Blonde/dp/B004IDJ5E2

http://www.amazon.com/Diane-Bobby-Pins-Bronze-300-pack/dp/B001A38Q52[/quote]

Wow, this would be really fun to do every single morning while getting ready work.  I'm looking for ways to add time to my morning routine, so I can get even less sleep.  You delivered![/quote]

Just for you, I took my hair down from a french twist, gave it a quick brush and threw it back up in a Gibson roll. It took me less than two minutes, much of which was spent rooting in my purse for my spare rat (see hair donut above), and a couple extra bobby pins. Brush hair until it's sleek, secure just under earlobe with a bobby pin on each side, place rat at bottom of hair length and roll up to nape of neck, securing with more bobby pins through the mesh.

I used to spend ten times that on styling when I had chin length hair.[/quote]

I'm not sure what a rat is and a donut that seems to have fake hair on it? I am mystified that putting up long hair requires more... hair?
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