Mine does my hair wet, but she’s established that she knows how to manage it. It’s very fine and fluffy, and I think it’s just a lot easier on mine to see where you’re putting the layers when it’s wet.

Yeah, when mine was down to my butt it was SO HARD to convince them to just trim the ends. Everyone wanted to lop half of it off and I wanted it long!

I spent like 15 minutes once painstakingly describing how I wanted it layered for the curl, with photos, to a new stylist. Who then proceeded to blow it out. Since I’ve never ever had that done and my back was to the mirror, I had no idea what he was doing until it was 3/4 done. And then I yelled in horror and made…

I’ve had this problem with stylists that don’t get curly hair. If you take 2 inches off when it’s wet, it’s gonna be 4-6 inches shorter when it’s dry. I said one inch, I mean ONE INCH.

YES. I found mine right down the street. Then she moved 20 miles north and I followed her because it’s just so difficult to find someone that gets my hair.

Yeah I’ve done this all the time. Especially because I have curls and I want her to adapt my hair to the style. Like I don’t have a lot of volume up top, so if the style requires that she’s going to have to make adjustments or just tell me it’s not gonna work. Also I’m really bad at describing what I want so the…

I can do it with my regular stylist because I’ve been going to her for like 2 years, but I really hate making small talk with someone I don’t know.

Not to get like super psychoanalytical, and you’ve probably already thought of this but:

idek what that is ... it’s a bagel with like ... the bready insides gone? Just a bagel crust?

I also like your friend’s dress and would like to purchase it.

I know I’m getting old because I hated capri pants for decades and now I’m like “ooh these are cute and I don’t like shorts so I’m getting them.”

I’ve got a friend who is like ... 6 foot 4 or 5, I think. SO tall. She found one maxi dress that is actually ankle length on her and she wears it to everything.

Yeah, if they’re a knit they don’t particularly need to be hemmed because they won’t ravel. Or someone with a serger could fix that shit for you in like 3 seconds.

No way man, yoga pants, leggings, and maxi dresses are like pajamas that are socially acceptable to wear in public and I am on Team Comfort forever. Yoga pants = best pants, and that’s coming from someone who used to wonder why anyone ever wore something other than Levi’s 501s.

Maxi dresses are awesome, you are awesome, and this article is dumb. I feel like someone forgot that feminism fought for women to be able to wear comfortable clothing too.

I feel like Target’s maternity dresses are about 1000x cuter than any of their “normal” dresses.

Yes, they are comfortable and I don’t like skirts shorter than my knees. The end.

ooh I want this one.

ngl, I’d buy this if it didn’t have what appear to be fuchsia crosses all over it.

Mine is in-unit laundry. I will not share a laundry room ever again.