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wut mean
explain like I know nothing about hairstyling
wut mean
explain like I know nothing about hairstyling
scenesbycolleen
@scenesbycolleen@nicecrew.digital
Oil painting artist
I sell my original artwork on Etsy (mostly):
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ScenesbyColleen
I sell my original artwork on Etsy (mostly):
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ScenesbyColleen
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My husband thinks it would be cute and "I can always grow it out again" but is leaving it up to me, I'm the scaredy cat 
I'm about 115lbs at 5'3" - I wouldn't say extremely thin but it seems to be good for me.
I don't think I could ever do chin-length, that is much too scary for me
Hm, I don't pay much attention to how quickly my hair grows since I just trim the ends once or twice a year. To that end, my trust in my hair dresser is: my hairdresser is ME. So none at all
I don't think I could ever do chin-length, that is much too scary for me
Hm, I don't pay much attention to how quickly my hair grows since I just trim the ends once or twice a year. To that end, my trust in my hair dresser is: my hairdresser is ME. So none at all
This is why I'm considering a "little-bit-at-a-time" approach
WOULD
OH OH I have a brush like that I've hardly used, and I remember hearing something about brushing it like that. I should try that on my bangs for now to see if that helps
Gotta be honest, I'd be curious to see what my hair would look like all teased up/ brushed up like a lion's mane
Gotta be honest, I'd be curious to see what my hair would look like all teased up/ brushed up like a lion's mane
(I know 
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I saw that typo 
I saw a lady at the last faire-thing where I sold art who had hair down to her ANKLES and it was ALL REAL HAIR and I was so very jealous AAAAAAAAAAAAAAa
BUT
If I have wavy hair, I want to rock it if I have it
BUT HOWWWWW? WHAT ACTUALLY LOOKS NICE AND NOT SUPER SILLY I DUNNO
BUT
If I have wavy hair, I want to rock it if I have it
BUT HOWWWWW? WHAT ACTUALLY LOOKS NICE AND NOT SUPER SILLY I DUNNO
this.. isn't a hair suggestion, is it? 
My hair isn't particularly thick. I would have thought it was thin if not for my husband showing off how his hair is thinner 
so MAYBE it's not as thin as I thought. It's still not thick, but there is a little wave in the shorter parts
Thank you for the tips
so MAYBE it's not as thin as I thought. It's still not thick, but there is a little wave in the shorter partsThank you for the tips
yeahhhh I know
Two times my hair was almost cut because I couldn't get it back out. Once was professionally teased up for a high-school dance, and another was when it was braided up from the neck up to a ponytail and hairsprayed so the ponytail would be frizzed up or something. I can't imagine doing that on a regular basis
Two times my hair was almost cut because I couldn't get it back out. Once was professionally teased up for a high-school dance, and another was when it was braided up from the neck up to a ponytail and hairsprayed so the ponytail would be frizzed up or something. I can't imagine doing that on a regular basis
I swear it's pumpkins, but I realize on a tiny screen it looks like beans, so beansbycolleens is also an acceptable halloweeny colleeny avatar, I guess
LOOK at the picture SEE the PUMPKIN
LOOK at the picture SEE the PUMPKIN
Tonight's painting is another that I brought to the faire recently, which is a rendition of a previous piece 
8x16" oil painting, available now
Painting: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4580023913
Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ScenesbyColleen
8x16" oil painting, available now
Painting: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4580023913
Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ScenesbyColleen
"as long as they need to"
Lol but it's fairly true; I end up fretting and sketching and whatever I need to for far longer than I need, but then I usually just sit and paint until it's done. Sometimes I take breaks to chat on fedi, eat, etc of course, but I don't keep great track of time. The bigger ones tend to take longer, and there are times when I have to wait until a layer is dry (which may take weeks) before I can work in it again, but there are always exceptions
Lol but it's fairly true; I end up fretting and sketching and whatever I need to for far longer than I need, but then I usually just sit and paint until it's done. Sometimes I take breaks to chat on fedi, eat, etc of course, but I don't keep great track of time. The bigger ones tend to take longer, and there are times when I have to wait until a layer is dry (which may take weeks) before I can work in it again, but there are always exceptions
yeah 