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2023.06.08 21:40 beefsteak13 New to short hair: any tips?
![]() | Hi all, I’ve had super long hair for most of my life (except one time when I was 8 haha) and long story short, the salon cut off way more than I asked and I now have a shoulder length bob. submitted by beefsteak13 to Hair [link] [comments] She cut some layers, and after styling my hair a few different ways I realize I hate the layers! Currently loving a half-up half-down to give the appearance of a blunt cut, and I think the under layer length is so cute! I was wondering if there’s any way to fix the cut I got. I’m assuming I’d probably have to get the rest cut to the shortest layer length but I’m not sure I want to do that since I’m not used to short hair. Should I just get it cut? Do I let the layers grow out? Maybe I straighten the layers or style them a different way? Is there any other option? All advice is so appreciated! This photo is taken from the day of the cut and how the stylist did my hair. Thanks everyone! |
2023.06.08 19:24 BandicootValuable484 How to go from black to orange with minimal damage?
![]() | Hi, I’ve been dying my hair at home with Ion permanent crème hair color for about a year now. Before that, my hair was bleached & dyed at home to be neon orange. My natural hair color is a neutral brown and I’ve always taken good care of it so even after three rounds of bleach and then dying to get it orange, it was healthy and I didn’t need to cut any length off. submitted by BandicootValuable484 to HairDye [link] [comments] I’ve included a picture of what my hair looks like now and the sort of colors I’d like to achieve. My issue is that I’d like to maintain as much length as possible. I know bleaching is a damaging process no matter what and I’m fine with cutting off a few inches. I’m also willing to go to a salon and get my hair professionally lightened (although I’d prefer doing it at home). If anyone has done this before, how much length should I be prepared to lose? And how feasible would it be to strip the color from my hair & bleach it at home? I’d be happy to achieve the darker orange color in the first pic I attached. Thank you! |
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2023.06.07 00:12 HelpwithHair90 Could do with some help
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2023.06.06 22:23 Catastropiece Ali Express Extra Long Human Hair Wig Review
![]() | I’ll preface this that I was not comped or paid to buy this wig. I read multiple reviews of people wanting to find a good human hair wig resource, so I thought I’d try a new vendor, order a wig, and report back. submitted by Catastropiece to Wigs [link] [comments] I am a decades long wig wearer, I learned in University about wigs in theater and it became a life-long hobby. I wear them with my own “edges“ out, so I use a wig I’ve styled and added clips to line up just about an inch behind my hairline. I dye the human hair ones I purchase to match my own current hair color, and usually always add a medium brown root in as well. I set them myself and when I go out I do my hair in different ways. This wig is from the Luciya Hair Official Store on Ali Express, it’s a 6x6 HD lace top in a 250% density in the longest length 32 inches in a body wave texture for $246.41. I ordered it May 25 and it arrived an hour ago via DHL. I have not ordered from this store previously but I have ordered once before from Ali Express from a defunct store and the wig was the same quality, which I have worn the past year. I do a lot of research before I buy, and have still gotten some awful ones for high prices from eBay in the past. Buying online is a gamble, so YMMV. https://preview.redd.it/tuyexusgdg4b1.jpg?width=2923&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=803370488a4901b689128b174cd2ab2659a7b282 Here is a shot of the inside, the construction was what I was hoping for, and true to what was listed on the website. https://preview.redd.it/zx8i23undg4b1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b0ecab4933b3217a7036bab72e818683bee054e9 For complete transparency, there was a few straggling white threads on the one side of the wig, that I can trim off when I sew my wig clips on. It’s no issue for me, but it’s worth mentioning. The hair quality feels good, it’s a basic 613, with some brassy tones. There are not broken sparse hairs at the crown, and very few stray hairs of brown that got through the wefting process. (These are easily tweezed out). Wetting the hair, it doesn’t feel overprocessed. This is a blank slate, with customization can look like your own hair. After all these years, people are shocked when I tell them my hair is a wig. I like to look like I walked out of a salon with very little effort, so they are my favorite accessory. I would NOT recommend anyone to buy this wig and expect to wear it out as is. These are the canvases that hair companies buy, customize and resell for an extra 0 on the price. https://preview.redd.it/fzkk73vydg4b1.jpg?width=1549&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb5f537b2dec86f59b322fc4c4bfe768567f8f62 Wigs direct from the manufacturer in China tend to have very sparse ends. So, measuring the wave stretched out its 33” long from top to bottom, but you can see the bottom is not thick. I always order longer than the length I want, as if I chose to do layered cut with a more blunt end on the unit, I would lose length when cutting this. I like “mermaid hair”, so this one will be turned into a U shaped layered cut but I will still remove 2 or 3 inches to make this look realistic. I will tone this wig with a rinse in purple shampoo to take out some of the brassy tones as well. I also install a silk monotop into my wigs after my cut & dye job is done. I buy my mono tops on Ali Express or at His & Her Hair in Los Angeles. I used to buy wigs here years ago and the prices went too high so I started going direct to the Chinese manufacturers. His and Her is great for supplies and emergency weft when wig customizing. https://preview.redd.it/6dtkp395hg4b1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6e8eaa17c43e7468663f61f36c027986c010cf98 The wig arrived with these freebies in a pink satin bag. https://preview.redd.it/grgm3748hg4b1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=23ff4e64742a5aa84f5f25c91b2edbb4701f31e3 I hope this is helpful to other Redditors, I stay in this group to see other‘s wigs so I thought I better contribute too. As an aside, I am not a cosmotologist! Edit #1: I worked on this all day today. I layered the new wig in a u-cut, then dyed it. I save the cut hair to make into a hair rat after when I put my hair into pompadours. I protected the lace first with Göt 2b glued freeze spray. Then, thickly smeared water based hair pomade onto the lace to further protect the lace. (Some use vasoline but I hate getting it out of the hair. I dyed the roots on a styrofoam wig head base, and carefully pulled a Wella 6 colour though the wig to make roots, keeping it away from the lace top. I use a very fine comb and work slow listening to podcasts. I then used 3 Colors of Pulp Riot on the hair in 3 mix bowls. I use layers of thin styrofoam called Hair Mesh sheets to keep the shades separate.I let the color process then I rinsed it out and put sulfate free shampo on the wig then rinsed & did conditioner on the nape down and rinsed. https://preview.redd.it/1zctgc0rhi4b1.jpg?width=3188&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a11ce698ffddfc32592e85d7d44d0b5266a45b0 I collected the hair from my wig brush as well as the drain to show how much shedding there was on this first wash. I am letting it air dry flat on a towel as I really try to keep my human hair wigs away from curling irons & hairdryers unless needed for wig styling in winter. https://preview.redd.it/9upedsyuhi4b1.jpg?width=3020&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=76130280073e3b43279b540d3ebef262cb522e77 Edit #2: Wig has been set in curlers and placed outside in the sun to dry, I’ll update tomorrow with a shot of it styled on the wig head. |
2023.06.06 22:18 curlyfae should i give a haircut another shot?
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2023.06.06 13:58 greeneuva Road Trip, Summer 2023
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2023.06.06 10:54 AFA22 Looking for good english-speaking salons in the Tokyo area
2023.06.06 03:38 lolatheaudi In need of Hair and Makeup advice! To book a service or DIY or pay for bridal party??
2023.06.06 02:33 foxbeamlighting Here's a fun one. 95 Ram aftermarket headlights. Designed a full 3D printed replacement for the reflector to act as a combo mount and shroud.
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2023.06.05 20:53 IlluminatedApe A Back History of Silver Mining in Idaho.
![]() | According to the Mine Safety and Health Administration (DoL), there is currently only 4 Active US mines. There are two that reside in Idaho so I decided to dig into the history of silver mining in the area. I found a historical document that was most illuminating. Hope everyone enjoys the read as I did! submitted by IlluminatedApe to SilverDegenClub [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/2xr1thh8x84b1.png?width=810&format=png&auto=webp&s=fe6818089981a634bf3ec7e06dedf924ba15d613 https://history.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/0160.pdf ... IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY REFERENCE SERIES: SILVER MINING IN IDAHO Number 160 December 1964 A century of silver mining since 1863 has made Idaho into the nation's leading silver state. In the hundred years from 1864 through 1964, a total production of about 786 million ounces has been attained. Figured at varying prices realized over the years as the metal was recovered and sold, Idaho's silver production amounted to a total value of 613 million dollars. At the 1964 price level--which practically equals the $1.29 per ounce mint price--Idaho's silver is valued at about 1 billion, fifteen million dollars. Approximately 686 million ounces in production totals (over 885 million at 1964 prices) of this came from the Coeur d'Alene district, which has produced more than three times as much silver as has the celebrated Comstock in Nevada. four of the nation's largest silver mines are now in the Coeur d'Alene area, which in total production has surpassed all other silver regions in the United States. Lode mines which assayed high in silver were March 7, 1863, near Rocky Bar, and several months Silver City. These early assays ran high in gold discovered later near also, and the Rocky Bar properties proved to be primarily gold. Those near Silver City, however, turned out to be mainly silver, as did the mines discovered June 6, 1864, at Banner. Still another early mining camp with significant silver values was Atlanta, where gold placers found in the fall of 1864 were traces in part to the great Atlanta lode which showed promise for silver as well as for gold. Of these regions, the Owyhee mines around Silver City proved to be the most important. In the initial decade of Idaho's silver, the War Eagle mines of Owyhee had exceptionally rich surface values. Ore from the Poorman, in particular, astonished just about everyone who saw it. Samples from the Poorman were displayed in Congress, and received a special gold medal when exhibited at the Paris International Exposition early in 1867. Owyhee, as a result of such promotion, gained an enviable reputation as standing second only to the Comstock Lode--a Nevada silver discovery only about four years older than Owyhee--among the major silver regions of the West. Fortunately for silver miners at Silver City, Rocky Bar, and Atlanta, the Washoe process--worked out on the Comstock Lode for the recovery of silver in gold and silver ores--could be used to advantage. A number of important early silver producers on War Eagle Mountain above Silver City had a significant part in Idaho mining until the failure of the Bank of California, August 26, 1875, led to an abrupt shutdown. Silver City still had its major, low-grade (but higher total) production reserved for the future, after railway transportation became available nearby in 1884. The rich early War Eagle producers, though, never amounted to much after 1875. A shift from easier worked gold-silver ores to the more difficult lead-silver ores got underway over the western states around 1880, and Idaho was no exception. Improvements in rail transportation and development of successful smelting methods in Colorado account in large measure for this shift. Silver City, with its gold-silver ores, came back into production with the help of railroads. But that region was destined to be eclipsed by the Wood River lead-silver mines, where a rush occurred in 1880. Finally, after Noah Kellogg came across the Bunker Hill and Sullivan, September 10, 1885, the Coeur d'Alene lead-silver region grew up to account for by far the greatest part of Idaho's silver recovery. Other districts contributed also in later years, but Coeur d'Alene, and to a much lesser extent, Wood River, dominated. For about a decade after 1880, Wood River, with earlier discoveries and earlier railway service, was ahead. Some of the larger Wood River producers, moreover, continued to be important down through 1959. Except for occasional economic setbacks that resulted from national hard times--particularly during the few years after 1929--the Coeur d'Alene region continued to pour out lead, silver, and zinc. With rising silver prices resulting from increasing markets which have been clearing out national silver reserves over the past decade or two, the future for Coeur d'Alene silver production is bright indeed. In the foreseeable future, Idaho is unlikely to have a rival for the position of leading silver-producing state. |
2023.06.05 20:36 LoPriore [WTS] 5.5 oz of cool stuff. And a dime. 1959 that I've had in my wallet for years.
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2023.06.05 17:33 Wackmamba Took an Orvis learning class and it was amazing
![]() | Great class. I took the class in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. I don’t live there and had never been before. Mike and the guys at northwest outfitters were really welcoming and great to learn from. The area is stunning and amazing fishing surround it. I highly recommend the class to anyone looking to learn. We had a class size of about 8. Almost everyone was there by themselves so don’t let that detract you from going. We had a mix of experience in the class and we had a 3 student to instructor ratio so lots of instruction and everyone gained a lot of knowledge. You don’t need any gear if you don’t have any. They can provide everything you need. I took the 2 day class it covers everything from set up, knots, etiquette, reading water, fly selection, different methods of fly fishing, and entomology. Second day we got out on the Spokane river and fished. Can not recommend the class and this particular outfitter enough. submitted by Wackmamba to flyfishing [link] [comments] |