I probably should. I got the opposite of the balding thing that men got. I grow hair on my head like a maniac. I have to get a haircut every few months or my bangs grow into and beyond my eyes. When haircutters snip my hair it's worse than every other customer with the amount of hair they have to cut. They keep saying my hair is so thick but I'm not sure that's a good thing for me. But maybe those long bunches of hair could serve a purpose for people who don't have any rather than being swept up and thrown into a bin.
I got very oily hair and I got a bit of a dandruff problem. Been using Head and Shoulders a lot and that helps but my hair seems very oily and flaky with dry skin.
I will try to look for donations next time. Maybe I can just wait 6 months. I'll get some very long strands then. I dig it if I can help rather than feel like a bum with it.
I've always gotten hair compliments. Like from girls for my eyelashes: https://i.imgur.com/zgZJPdg.png But I think it's from being a caveman. I grow it everywhere and not in flattering places like grow epic amounts of hair around my ass. The shit gets stuck in my ass hairs. Balls, pubes, armpits.
Holy cow! TMI! My bad. I got a vague recollection of our conversation right before I slept and was thinking I was incredibly stupid. I drank way too much before my answer. So I think it's like I was trying to balance how much I was showing off how much hair I could grow with how much I could grow it in the worst places. I'm not sure what I was thinking in some intoxicated rationale. But sorry about that! Very embarrassing!
But I do grow hair absurdly fast at least on my head. So maybe I can direct it towards a better purpose than seeing it make epic bundles of hair on the floor at a barber.
At 68 years of age, I'd let my hair grow shoulder length, as those of you who follow me or are Potter fans know... I AM what I say I am. I went to my local 'Great Cuts' and got myself sheared and donated my hair for kids with cancer... SO, somewhere 'out there' are one or more kids who now have a hairpiece made of GENUINE 'Wizard's Hair'. May it serve them as it has served me "SO MOTE THIS BE! ) O ( " B:. B:. <3
I debated it.. Iāve been growing out my hair for about 2-3 years. Itās now down to my hips, but depending on the place, 12 inches is required and 12 inches off curly hair is a lot. I take pride in my hair, thatās what makes me, me. If my hair grows any longer, I would donate it. I just havenāt had my hair short since I was in kindergarten. It will feel weird.
Yeah but do NOT donate your hair to āLocks of Loveā. I just learned that they actually CHARGE the families for their kids wig! I think āWigs For Kidsā is way better because they actually give the kids the wigs! Iām not donating my hair to a business like Locks of Love that sells wigs to children with cancer!
I have never grew that much long hair to donate it lol. The longest it was when it was a bit longer than shoulder length but that didn't suited me so yeah I keep it till shoulder length or Bub cut always. However in future if I grow extremely long hair then I would like to donate it.
Yes I have. I shaved my head for my best friend in high school. My best friend has alopecia and in high school super insecure about it. I didn't want her to feel alone.
My daughter did when she was 14, I took her in for a trim, and the hairdresser told her about wigs for cancer patients, and my daughters hair would be perfect, so she did it, even though her hair was way shorter than she wanted, she said mom, I can grow my hair back, cancer patients can't, bless her little hart
I did, when I finally cut off my long hair, back in my early 20's.
That was when I made the switch from long hair, to shaving my head. I had always taken good care of my hair, so I figured someone may as well get some use out of it.
Oh I as a kid always wanted to tbh because my hair was annoyingly long for me, but my parents never allowed me to but I'm glad i didn't tbh because i like my long hair still even tho I've gotten a few inches cut off like months ago
Sadly no here where I'm from I don't think we have option for that. But I would love to if I got a chance for now I can just keep donating blood now and then.
I donated my hair a long time ago to "Locks Of Love" best thing I could have done and they sent me a small thing to thank me for my hair donation
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I did when I was like 13, then cut my hair again in 2020 and still haven't taken the ponytails anywhere. Christ, I can't believe it's 2022, thanks for reminding me.
@lrina But, they don't HAVE to fight cancer. There's nearly 400 known natural cures, quite a few of which you can get at your local grocery store! Chemo & radiation are NOT on the list!
@FunkyMonkee unfortunately, those are not very well known. the problem is that hospitals want to make money, and they wouldn't make anywhere near as much if those natural cures got leaked. and you can easily get silenced if you do try to speak up about it. very horrible though.
@lrina Yeah, I know! That''s because of big pharma! They're not interested in cures, just treatments that can put more money in their pockets for the rest of your life! But, don't you think it's time a LOT of us TOLD everyone about those cures? The more people know about them, the less control and money big pharma will have over/from us! My mother had cancer all over her body a few years ago, HUGE purple and green welts all over her back and chest!! as soon as I found oout, I went to the grocery store a block away and bought two things I needed to make gher a cancer cure!! she, wisely, refused to take chemoo & radiation! Starting the next day,. I took this stuff to her in the hospital and gave her a teaspoon twice a day. Within a week, her Dr. told her, "I don't know what you're doing and I don't WANT to know but, whatever it is, keep doing it because your cancer is going away!!" (A cancer Dr. that doesn't WANT to know how to cure cancer?) Within another month or two, she was clean!! Cancer contributed to her death about 15 months later but it's NOT what she died OF!!
@lrina All you gotta do is keep spreading the word! The more people that know, the more will make use of it and demand doctors actually DO SOMETHING about it rather than silencing it!
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