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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am 58. My hair is naturally wavy and I still have a lot of it. I straighten it about half the time. Barring a major health issue, I have no plans to cut my hair short enough that I can’t pull it up. Even my hairdresser says short hair would be way more work for me based on my hair type. I don’t wear it as long as I did in my 20s and 30s but that’s a personal preference, not pressure to follow an unwritten rule about long hair on older women. I keep it around my shoulders or just below these days. [/quote] +1 This describes me too. I almost always wear my hair in a ponytail, so it has to be at least long enough to pull it back. I do think it would be more work if I had shorter hair that couldn't be pulled into a ponytail. It would have to be styled every day and I'm not up for it.[/quote] Dp. It is not 'more work' to have short hair! Since when did having less of something take more time? I don't care what you do with your hair..no judgement but I have short hair and do not style it every day! That is very funny!![/quote] Depending on what type of natural waves or curl your hair has, and how much hair you have, it absolutely can be tons of work if it’s short and require lots of product so that it doesn’t look like a rumpled mess. If I cut my hair shorter than a certain point it looks a disaster if I don’t spend time on it every day. Some people can wear short hair with ease and props to them. But some of us can’t. [/quote] Not more than long hair and you can't convince me. So don't try. If you have curls or weaves or whatever longer hair will still be more work.[/quote] I’m glad you know more about my own hair than I do and you also know more than every hairdresser I’ve ever been to. Congrats to you. I’ll still never have short hair because even though you don’t believe it, it is in fact more work. Enjoy your short hair. [/quote] DP. I always found short hair more work too.[/quote]
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