Bangs

Are you refering to head hair, pubic hair or body hair? I have just had a quick search around the net and the average growth rate for head hair seems to be around 1cm (approximately 1/2 inch) per month. I did not find any references to the growth rate of pubic hair or body hair. This is probably because there is an initial growth spurt in both during puberty. Afterwards, although hairs fall out and are replaced by new ones there is little change inthe overall length of the hairs. Although your rate of 1 inch per month is greater than the average growth rate for head hair you should remember that averages are just that, averages, and there will always be many people whose hair grows either faster or slower.

Only dye your hair back to it's natural hair color if you're irritated of dying your roots every 3-4 weeks.

Usually some type of freeze hairspray. They are non-sticky and dry quickly.

Side fringes can look good on 10 year old girls. Talk with a parent about it, and look for pictures of side fringes that you think work with your hair type and with how much time you want to spend on your fringe.

I'm not sure what kind of bangs you have but just a heads up, mine are forehead bangs. There isn't really a way to keep your hair permanently straight nor is there a way to avoid heat. The way I keep my bangs straight in the summer is after I take a shower, I towel dry my hair, brush it all back and then shake my head to find my actual bangs. After that, I take a fine tooth comb and keep brushing it through my bang, making sure that my longer hair doesn't get mixed in with my bangs. If my bangs clump together because it's wet, I'll take tissue and just run it down my bangs. In a few minutes, my bamgs will be dry and straight. The rest of my hair however is still wet but if you want that to be straight as well, I suggest you keep brushing and towel drying that part too. Or, you can shortcut and use straighteners and blow dryers but that will make your hair very brittle and cause your hair to fall out. Rather the long way than regretting it later!

Narcissists are addicted to a drug known as "Narcissistic Supply". Attention (good OR bad), adulation, applause, fame, celebrity, notoriety - are all narcissistic supply. The people who supply these consistently, reliably, and predictably, are called "Narcissistic Supply Sources".

Why should the narcissist look for another source of supply if the current source of supply is available (always accepts him back)?

Cultivating a source of secondary narcissistic supply is a VERY time consuming and energy consuming affair. The path of least resistance (reverting to old sources) is always preferred.

The old source has the advantage of having recorded memories of past grandeur. Her very "surrender" and "yielding to his charms" IS the supply he seeks.

He sort of pushes the envelope, trying to ascertain and map the outer limits of his potency as irresistible male and mate. The more tortured the relationship - the sweeter the recurrent victory. This is doubly true when the narcissist is in the throes of life crises such as loss of a job, divorce, serious illness, etc.

verbal abuse IS narcissistic supply!

NS includes attention, fame, notoriety, adulation, fear, applause, approval. It is a mixed bag. If the narcissist gets attention � positive or negative � it constitutes NS. If he can manipulate people or influence them � positively or negatively � it qualifies as NS.

Even quarrelling with people constitutes NS. Perhaps not the fighting itself � but the ability to influence other people, to induce feelings in them, to manipulate them emotionally, to make them do something or refrain from doing it.

I have come to believe that the pathologically narcissistic have a different relationship with reality than with the rest of us, in the sense that they disregard it in favor of the quality of "forms of words."

Put another way, truth is not so much about what really happened as about how many people they IMAGINE they can convince (and the egocentric DO tend to exaggerate this figure).

In my experience they genuinely don't seem to have a CLUE what kind of difference the facts AS THEY HAPPENED, make to other people.

Yeppers!, Emo kids also tease their hair :)

Some ways to style your hair would be:

Having a side ponytail.

Curling your ponytail.

Having a loose ponytail.

Braiding your ponytail.

It depends on if it's okay with others. Also with blonde hair, the highlights will be lighter or more vivid.

no, i used to have my hair braided.

Yes, most scene hair is actually medium length, but they wear extensions. :3

Fasten the hair up, and then lightly rub your fingers against your hairline to pull your side bangs away from the pulled back hair. Any piece of hair that is not long enough to reach the ponytail fastener will come out without pulling. then use a comb to style the hair that came free.

If you use the right dye (preferably Manic Panic) then it shouldn't turn grey. I dyed my hair purple and it stayed that way.

there are hair clips, like extemtions, but a comb mouth that it pushed into the hair to stay. You could do that cover the comb and cut the hair for bangs.

u issa girl da dum.

depends on you hair. it you have thick or course hair id say go for layers cus it remove the bulk and weight of the hair. also it create more fullness in places you want making a little more interesting looking. dont worry though there are different types of layers too long layer are great to start out with with long hair for they can be not very noticeable if kept longer.

it all depends on your wants and needs.most popular hair cuts these days are layered in some way unless it just one length

Many people get a layered haircut because layers could give the hair more body and structure and may require less maintenance than hair that is truly minimize to one duration. For people who have very thicker hair, a layered haircut can easily reduce bulk and keep them from looking overwhelmed by their own hair. The layers can easily also frame a person's face, which could lend a more attractive appearance.

Well I'm a preteen and I don't necessarily look for hairstyles, I just think of them. I usually just get my hair straightened. You can do the same if you have bangs.

If they were a hair cutter in a salon. They have to like it. It is their job (if they do not like their job they will not like to cut girls hair).

I have a secret to doing this. After you shower, take your bangs and put them on the opposite side of your head then they usually are. Secure with a clip. Wait for your hair to dry, then switch the side of your bangs. they should be swooping. You can always fix it with a straightener.

Ok so one day i went the salon i normally go to and Carlos my normal hair cutter wasn't there so this lady offered to do it. i said why not even though through out the cut she was asking weird questions and acting weird herself. when i looked in the mirror she totally butchered my bangs! i couldve done a better job! so i called the manager and turns out she was DRUNK! my bangs are toi short to anything else but baby bangs and i want them to grow out but they are so uneven! so that's my only choice, i did a good job masking it today but i want to get baby bangs like Christina aguilera so that its not so terrible the only thing is some people say that they are pretty other people hate them! help!

black hair

For styiling,I hear it was Rose oil hair tonic on top, Butch wax in front, and Vaseline on the sides. Other sites mentioned that he used 3 products but wouldn't say what. Most sites just talked about what dye he used.

Ask her when she has the time to talk about it with you. Mention that it is your hair and you feel entitled to have a say in how it is styled. Also explain that it is not an extreme change to your current style (if this is the case).

No, synthetic hair isn't heat resistant. You can only flat iron human hair extensions (like Easy Clips hair extensions). There are some synthetic hair extension brands that are heat resistant but it has to SAY that it's safe to heat style them.

You can straighten them without heat by soaking them in hot (not boiling) water and then making sure they dry while slightly stretched so they're flat. You can TRY to use a flat iron on them but only on the lowest heat.

I fully believe that full fringes can emphasise face imperfections such as dark eye circles and I try to discourage my clients from having heavy fringes, especially if they are slightly older, and appear to suffer with more prominent dark circles. I work in a top London hair salon and thankfully the clients appreciate my skills...and honesty! A lighter, longer fringe swept to the side of the face is a fabulous look and can make you instintly look young. You want to be able to move your hair, run your fingers through it, make your hair seem soft and sexy. If it is very straight and has little movement, then it will look an older cut straight away. If you do opt for a front fringe then do not have it too short, this is partly the problem when some hair stylists cut a fringe; it is too short and immediately it puts 5-10 years on you. Short fringes are also the main reason why the dark circles/under eye bags are so prominent.

This is an honest story, last year I had adult chicken pox and was left with scarring on my forehead, so my colleague styled me a front fringe to hide the scarring as it faded. Even though it was not short, all of a sudden I was aware of my under eye circles. On an evening out shortly after the cut, I was chatting to a guy at a bar when we asked each other our ages, he guessed me at 3 years older than I was. I was dsevestated! I had always been believed to be several years younger than I was. Suffice to say I grew the fringe out. A few weeks later the same guy was out and said 'something is different about you' he later admitted that I looked years younger. Short front fringes are a dated cut, they emphaise dark circles and age you - stay away from those scissors!!