Head beginning to throb...

[ellenmillion]

Second load of laundry is in the dryer and I'm about to go shower. Pie is cooling. Kids are sleeping. Head is throbbing.

I'm thinking of cutting my hair. Only one thing is holding me up... can you still wear hairsticks with shoulder-length hair? Anyone know? I really adore my pretty hairsticks, so I'd want to cut to whatever length will still allow me to wear them.

Got a buttload of old emails sorted through tonight. Okay, a handful. But they were really time-consuming and fricking difficult, so I'm counting them as a good accomplishment. I will say for the umpeenth time, I am SO glad I am moving to the submission engine thingy that I put together.

*tired*throbbing*head*pain*ouch

Comments

[mersades.livejournal.com]

IE hairsticks - I was able to with just past shoulder length hair. My hair is pretty thick. . .It really depends if it's all one length or if you layer it at all. The stuff in the front tends to hang down, but that can look pretty. :) If you don't like stray hair in your face though, I'd go slightly longer. Hope that helps. :)

[kirinqueen.livejournal.com]

Yah, I have shoulder length hair and it's not quite long enough for the hair sticks. *sigh*

[ratauvan.livejournal.com]

On the hairsticks: depends really I suppose... If you have really thick hair and a lot of it, the bundle will be too thick to properly wrap around itself and you won't be able to stick something through it. I could probably get away with it with my hair, but that's really fine and soft...

NOOOOOOOOOOO!

[bbikitten.livejournal.com]

Ellen, you've got gorgeaous hair! Don't cut it! ::laughing:: Just had to say it...

[pers1stence.livejournal.com]

with just past shoulderlength hair i can do a french twist with hairsticks and sometimes a bun (depends on where i try and put it). shorter didn't work as well for me. and if you have layers, you end up with lots of wispys....