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Your cut is really cute! I wish that I could wear my hair straight and short. Due to my lack of a hair dresser, mine is the longest it has been since my wedding day.
LOVE IT!!! NICE WORK KRISTIN's Stylist! :-) hahaha... looks lovely, young, and HIP! SHWEET! :-)
Very cute, Kristin!
It's very chic and very youthful-looking. Just right for you and your personality.
Do you like it? I love short haircuts. I always wanted to have a pixie, but I think my face shape is wrong for that.
Anyway, what a relief, huh?
Love it! Can you keep it without curl like that when your hair is so curly?
I love your hair!!!! Best thing I did when I cut mine last summer.
Hugs, Rachel
It's very cute!
Very sleek! Love it. Think you found yourself a new stylist!
So cute!! I love it.
Chic chick! Fabulous cut. It is really flattering. Isn't change fun?
Love it!
I love it!
You look gorgeous dah-ling.
Thanks girls! I got a few, "Oh did you get your hair cut?" comments yesterday, with no "I like it" following, you know the drill?
Anyway, I love it. It's very light. My hair is so thin and he razor cut it (a la Nick on What Not to Wear). I straighten it every day now, C, and I have an awesome straightener. Both a tiny one (it's like 6 inches long and 1/4" thick) and a Croc Pink, which is titanium. That thing rocks! So yes, I can keep it up.
I think I'm keeping it this way. I like it better, it's easier. KB
Too cute!! I like it a LOT.
Any tips for how to straighten thick hair? I can get the front yet the back, well I don't have eyes there.
Thanks for being an inspiration, Kristin! I looked at your new "do" and went and got mine cut! I'm glad: My hair was driving me CRAZY.
Sketchgirl, here's the best way. Get a titanium (not ceramic) high-end straightener (about $150) and some hair clips to put your hair up and do a little at a time. I find the best products are made by TiGI (Toni & Guy) for my hair. Rub some of that in with a silicone shine spray and you are rearing to go!
I wash my hair at night now, wear a drying towel and in the morning straighten in, so it only takes about five minutes. But I think the secret is putting it up in sections and straightening underneath first or it doesn't lay right.
I let it go curly today though and it still worked with the cut. He was trained by Tony & Guy's school, so see if you can find one of them. They seem to specialize in curly hair. Which as you know, most people can't cut.
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