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1. Is your hair naturally curly, wavy, or straight? Long or short?
My hair is naturally banana curly. It was when I was born, then my Mom cut it when I was 4 and it grew in straight until I hit puberty, then it curled again.
2. Has your hair changed over your lifetime?
Yes, see the above instance. Curly, straight, curly.
3. How do your normally wear your hair?
Long and flowing. If it is hot, I’ll wear it in a pony-tail or clipped into a bun. When I am commuting, I coil it into a bun under my helmet. Why, because it keeps my hair out of the line of sight through my rear-view mirror I have clipped to my sunglasses and because it is so ultimately dramatic to take off the helmet at my destination and toss my hair free of the coil a la Charlie’s Angels.
4. If you could change your hair this minute, what would it look like?
I would change nothing about my hair. I love it, although I wish I had a bit more. My family is plagued with thin hair.
5. Ever had a hair disaster? What happened?
Well, I’d have to go to that traumatic hair cut at age 4 again. I guess somebody has issues, huh? Well, at least I acknowledge them. My solution? I haven’t had a haircut since the mid eighties by anyone outside of myself and the one time in 1991 that one of my best friends trimmed my hair in the back. Like I said, issues.
My hair is naturally banana curly. It was when I was born, then my Mom cut it when I was 4 and it grew in straight until I hit puberty, then it curled again.
2. Has your hair changed over your lifetime?
Yes, see the above instance. Curly, straight, curly.
3. How do your normally wear your hair?
Long and flowing. If it is hot, I’ll wear it in a pony-tail or clipped into a bun. When I am commuting, I coil it into a bun under my helmet. Why, because it keeps my hair out of the line of sight through my rear-view mirror I have clipped to my sunglasses and because it is so ultimately dramatic to take off the helmet at my destination and toss my hair free of the coil a la Charlie’s Angels.
4. If you could change your hair this minute, what would it look like?
I would change nothing about my hair. I love it, although I wish I had a bit more. My family is plagued with thin hair.
5. Ever had a hair disaster? What happened?
Well, I’d have to go to that traumatic hair cut at age 4 again. I guess somebody has issues, huh? Well, at least I acknowledge them. My solution? I haven’t had a haircut since the mid eighties by anyone outside of myself and the one time in 1991 that one of my best friends trimmed my hair in the back. Like I said, issues.
