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TOPIC: Girls, let's talk about Hair

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How important, or not important, is your hair to you? Like, aren't there certain styles, cuts or color, that makes you feel like you look you look your prettiest ...and then there's those others in between that just dont do it at all! Are some cuts SO much harder to style the way you like it and some are so easy.... and how often mite you get annoyed at your hairdresser for doing it all wrong? ...lol Does crazy natural changes drive you nuts? ...ex: I turned 50 and my hair immediatly got menopausal on me! ...straighter than ever, no body or fullness, very strange menopausal curls around my hairline ...and thinning on ONE side ...and not the other! ...I have ocd and that last one pushed me over the edge and I ended up chopping it all off! lol ....or is your hair just not that important, ...and however it is, ...is just fine? ....and you still are your prettiest? :) ...just wondering ;)

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How important, or not important, is your hair to you? 

Like, aren't there certain styles, cuts or color, that makes you feel like you look you look your prettiest ...and then there's those others in between that just dont do it at all! 

Are some cuts SO much harder to style the way you like it and some are so easy.... and how often mite you get annoyed at your hairdresser for doing it all wrong? ...lol

Does crazy natural changes drive you nuts? ...ex: I turned 50 and my hair immediatly got menopausal on me! ...straighter than ever, no body or fullness, very strange menopausal curls around my hairline  ...and thinning on ONE side ...and not the other! ...I  have ocd and that last one pushed me over the edge and I ended up chopping it all off! lol 

....or is your hair just not that important, ...and however it is, ...is just fine? ....and you still are your prettiest? :)

...just wondering ;)

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User Details are only visible to members.	To Kat and Dee Since Chaz Dean developed the product as an alternative to typical sodium laurel sulfate shampoos which compromise the hair shaft, his product is unique and promoted by Guthy Renker, who also first promoted Cindy Crawford's Meaningful Beauty. Wen is a very good product. I use White Sands because Fernando also developed other products for hair stylists and promotes them at salon & spa expos and trade shows. He and his sons are all involved in marketing the product nationally. I have a salon stylist dvd/video in which he demonstrates the purpose and use of his salon products. Matrix has a social network concept. Their promotional literature [glossy print material found in a beauty supply store] introduces its 'Spread the Love' human interest storyline. It reads, "Follow six recent beauty school grads on an inspiring journey as they travel state to state, salon to salon, and event to event, sharing their passion and spreading their [[[LOVE]]] as they imagine all they can be." Anyone can follow this journey on Facebook by searching for MyMatrixFamily. com and looking for the Facebook icon. ~~Zazzy~~
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User Details are only visible to members.	Thank you for the info, ZZ - much appreciated :) Kat
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User Details are only visible to members.	Kat I have used Wen cleansing conditioner and re-moist hydrating hair mask in the past. Currently I use White Sands phase two nourishing shampoo and corrective conditioner, and '24/7' for hair shaft repair. The develor and owner of the products chose me as a hairstyle model at a salon event to demonstrate how to repair damaged hair. I have used it since then. I also found a product with the trade name Revita for my husband, who had Norwood Scale 4 hair loss. After six months he now has Norwood Scale One, which means his hair follicles have revived and regrown. It is the only haircare product that claims to regrow head hair, and it works! He has a product testimonial page on Facebook.
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User Details are only visible to members.	ZZ, that's very exciting :) I LOVE Tabatha...my daughter and I watch her all the time! For the past six years I've used Chihtsai Haircare products - which have really helped my hair. I use the Olive line...moisturiizing shampoo, conditioner, as well as the Plant Placenta treatment. The treatment has lasted me forever - you only use about a pea-size amount, even for my hair. ZZ - since you're in the business - what do you think of Wen? I love Chihtsai, but after six years, I want to try something new. My stylist (who also is a close friend and owns the salon) has tried other products on my hair, but nothing has worked as well as Chihtsai. kat
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User Details are only visible to members.	Since we are involved in salon ownership and management, hairstyles and hair care are a major part of our lives. We follow five young Matrix team stylists on Facebook who graduated from academies or schools of hairstyle. We watch 'Tabitha's Takeovers' on Bravo. Her show is about failing salons and her intervention to assist owners in recovering lost clientele and saving their business. My own color and hairstyle changes with the seasons, and so do my haircare products. My husband likes to see me in medium to long hairstyles, and I have a variety of hair extensions, pieces, wigs, and adornments to create certain looks for certain moods or roleplay themes.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Ghost loves when I wear pigtails, braids, or a pontytail. Makes perfect "handles" he says! MrsMuir
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User Details are only visible to members.	Shell, I didn't know that about the wigs! BUT, that's probably why you look so gorgeous in them - you got the best :) Dee, thank you so much for posting that! I've been watching those spots on t.v. about Wen for such a long time, but didn't know of anyone who had tried it. Mine is also very coarse, thick and colored, so if it works for you then I'm getting it :) Kind, I think you can only order it (it's by Chaz Dean - I had to look it up, lol)...wen hair care dot com. Kind, thank you! I think the root thing is still okay now, it's just that MY roots are mainly white (which is why the blonde is so much easier than brunette). Both my brother and I were mostly white by the time we reached 30 (thanks Mom and Dad!). I love red, but like Cincy said, it's difficult to keep. I love the red on the girl in the movie Shooter (almost like an auburn) - she was also in American Horror Story. Kat
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User Details are only visible to members.	I never even heard of it, great to know. Who makes it?
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User Details are only visible to members.	Has anyone else tried that shampoo called "WEN"? I have fallen in love with this stuff. I have very thick, coarse hair. And now that I am quite grey and have to color it, my hair is even worse. I have been using this stuff about a month. When I saw my colorist the other day he was amazed. Could not believe how good it felt. It is so soft and smooth even when I let it air dry. Dee
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User Details are only visible to members.	It's so important to have a good colorist, especially with blonde! Your hair looks real healthy Kat, and I always like your cuts too. I don't have patience to go anywhere every 3 weeks tho... I'd have large roots...lol. Are roots not 'in' anymore?
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