I have fine, long hair. When it's cut, the hair goes EVERYWHERE and clings.Suggestions so it won't do that?
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Are you talking about the peices you cut off or the hair still attatched to your head?\n\nIf you're talking about static, use a tiny amount of hairspray or gloss (for shine too) to keep hair in it's place. Styling products always help.\n\nIf you're talking about when you cut it off, this is one of the reason why we hairstylists cut the hair when it's wet and use a cape. If you want, cut your hair outside. But of course it's always best to have someone else do it anyway. Don't get it soaking wet- that makes it slip between your shear blades, just get it wet as if you just got out of the shower and "toweled" your hair a little.\n\nAfterwards, use a lint roller (the sticky ones work GREAT) and if you're itchy, use some baby powder on your skin to help with the itch, or simply shower afterwards.\nTo clean the hair up, sweep, but also those new swiffer sweepers are great for getting static-y things, like hair and lint.
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Give it time, maybe use some pantene for thickening.  My mother didn't lose her hair, she kept massaging her scalp.  "Experts" say that doesn't work and it may not for everyone, but give it a stab.  Still, patience and a good wig will help until it comes back.  Good luck.
991573
It probably has to do with the denaturing of proteins within the hair. Check out the website it might answer your question more thoroughly.
334598
How much are you coloring or curling your hair? It sounds like it is overprocessed to me. Take a multi-vitamin and find a new way to fix your hair that won't be so hard on it. Use a good deep conditioner once in a while too.
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Generally, what I try to do is put my hair up into a very high ponytail and put it in a loose bun. That should help keep your hair pretty dry, but the hair around the nape of your neck may still get slightly wet.\n\nAlso, the type of cap you use males a difference. The best ones in my opinion are the silicone caps. The fabric ones do not work at all and are usually pretty bad.
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I would start off by saying, maybe its not your hair at all. maybe that person have a problem with you. this person maybe jealous of your hairstyle. so If I were you, I wouldn't listen to her, and if everyone has a problem with your hair tell them to all give you some money to get it done.
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It might be an ingrown hair in which case you need to get the hair out.  You might try squeezing it or go back to the doctor & see if they can bill you later.
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everything else is a single unit that is textured. Hair is multiple units that are relitively untextured. When you tie hair in a knot, not all of the hairs have something to pull against. When you tie a rope, the rope is caught by itself and stays, but the hairs in the middle fo the knot are really just being curled around a bit, but dont have anything to bite into to keep them like that, they just slide right past each other. a knot needs to lock around itself to stay and there are just too many hairs not doing that for you to be able to tie your hair up like that.
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get a wet 2 srait hair straitener. it wurks really well! also there r a few really gr8 shampoos and hair products that can reduce it.. i know from experience!
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I agree, no comb over, just keep it neatly trimmed and it always looks fine.  Don't grow it out, to over compensate for the lack of hair, and don't shave unless that is a style you wish to embrace.  Tidy and clipped looks the best.
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have you seen black people's hair? would you want to have a big orb of hair on your head? if you lie down or sit down against a wall, the whole back of your 'fro is f*cked. i may not be a girl, but i do have a fro. i style mine different, though. whenever i lay down i can just tease my hair out again with my fingers and it still looks good. i gots me some good hair.\ni'm sorry for this bullsh*t answer, but i can tell you that the main reason is that it is more trouble than its worth when long and ugly when short (on females). that should be more than enough of an answer.\n\nalso, try going to a movie theatre with a big *ss fro on your head. the people behind you will be pissed. you can either have a afro, cut it all of (would you want to?), or get it relaxed.\n\ni forgot about braids and dreads which is dumb because as i type this i have cornrows on my head.
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It is the humidity in the air that makes it frizz. I have the same problem. Some advice that works for me is 1. don't brush your hair after it is dry, it will make the frizz worse.2. after washing your hair use some Zero Frizz hair serum, not too much, I have found it works better than the Frizz Ease brand, you find it at Walmart and it is like $4 cheaper. 3. always condition your hair, daily and once a week or some use one of the hair mask things. I hope this helps you. Don't spend too much on products, I have found the cheaper ones sometimes work better.
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Yes it can...\n- When people pull on it\n- Or when it gets caught in lockers or car doors\n- Or just the headache of keeping it tidy and organized\n\nBut that's probably not what you meant. I don't know of any true headaches from long hair, but here's a site that might help with the challenges:\nhttp://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=6091
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hairspray and hair gel and make sure pick the right shampoo type..(don't use conditioner too much)
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Lay off the hair products, they clog your follicles and cause your hair to fall out. Get a trim. Take Vitamin E and D supplements they help skin and hair. Also, look up a \n"homemade hair mask" on a yahoo search they have tons of homemade hair treatments that condition and strengthen your hair which prevents the breakage and keeps your hair in your head. It can't completely prevent it, but that should help if it's a help-able matter.
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It could be stress or perhaps you need a better shampoo to make you're hair stronger. I am having the same problem and I am also 20.
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try to ask www.tellmehow.com\nit's really hard to remove that hair out.\nbut basically you have to live with it.