What does dress your age really mean????

System

I have mid length hair, people always ask me why i dont have it longer :mad:. The reason is it just doesn't suit me long, plus it always gets in a crappy condition, and takes more hair dye when its longer.

I'm also blessed with naturally straight hair though i think curls look good and if i had curly hair dont think id straighten it.

viscachaz

In my experience it means: dress in what other people want or think you should wear, NOT what you feel comfortable in!

adouglasmhor

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

]. The negative ions created by the ceramic plates also help to neutralise the naturally present positive ions, preventing it from becoming dry and frizzy.

Do you have a link for this?

~Chameleon~

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Do you have a link for this?

Nope, I'm sure you can google

shegirl

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Using straighteners doesn't actually damage the hair, unless of course you burn it! They actually help to protect it by closing the cuticles and sealing in moisture and natural oils. The negative ions created by the ceramic plates also help to neutralise the naturally present positive ions, preventing it from becoming dry and frizzy.

Yeah,they 'prevent' that while in use.A cold blast seals the cuticles too.

That amount of heat on your hair is not good for it and will damage it

Dunroamin

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Nope, I'm sure you can google

Here's one.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1364670/The-hair-raising-truth-straighteners-They-make-hair-fall-out.html

Norma_Desmond

My mother has been on at me to 'Cut your hair darling, you can't wear it long now you've hit 40'.

No way - it's nearly waist length, and there it will stay.

I sometimes wear clothes from my silly punk/goth days too.

But there are a few items of clothing that no woman of any age should wear.

See-through leggings

Strappy, tight '6 boob' tops

Thongs visible over trouser waistbands

Onesies

Gloomendoom

It funny how visible thongs are almost universally derided yet visible bra straps are not.

Georgiegirl256

Dunroamin wrote: »

Here's one.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1364670/The-hair-raising-truth-straighteners-They-make-hair-fall-out.html

I've stopped using them for this very reason, my hair is in much better condition since, no snapping off much anymore.

lostinrates

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I've stopped using them for this very reason, my hair is in much better condition since, no snapping off much anymore.

My new hairdresser likes to use them , but I just wouldn't buy any. I don't think his once every couple of months fiddling with my hair will cause much damage but I just cannot imagine it every day. For a start.....I couldn't be bothered with the time to take my mop to sleek when, IMO, it looks just fine curly...:o.