Straight Talking

Ramz —

We all know that the Jennifer Aniston hair cut is a must have for every girl. But how many girls here would consider permenant hair straightening? I'm tired of my using my GHD straightner every single morning. So what do you girls think of permenant hair straightening?

I can honestly, hand on heart, say it's the best beauty treatment I've ever had. Yes, it's expensive - prices start from £120, but long, particularly rebellious hair like mine would cost £380; yes, the long application process is quite literally a pain in the backside, but - boy - are the results worth it. And, as it only needs to be redone every six-to-eight months, it's a financial commitment I'm prepared to make. After all, I could spend that money on new clothes and make-up, but if my hair looked rotten, what difference would they make?

http://lifestyle.uk.msn.com/beauty/article.aspx?cp-documentid=346310

Curly hair looks disgusting I think. So how many of you would be willing to spend up to £500 on permenant hair straightening? And how many guys would spend this much money on their other half?
I'm just waiting for my student loan to come through before I pay for this treatment?
And how much would any of our be willing to spend to make yourself look more attractive? This includes the cost of gym memberships or make up.

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Ramz — Tue, 2 May 2006 - 16:23

[quote="razor"]

Oh yeh, on the topic, curly hair is more fun to play with,

But, curly still hair is more fun.[/quote]

I don't think any of the boys here have any experience with women. If they did they'd know that all girls straighten their hair.

Angel — Tue, 2 May 2006 - 23:26

I might consider in future getin my hair straightened permanently but at the mo its not somethin i wana do. I just got my hair cut few weeks back and got layers in them, she cut them too short silly women! It looks nice though.

iRazor — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 07:53

[quote="Ramz"][quote="razor"]

Oh yeh, on the topic, curly hair is more fun to play with,

But, curly still hair is more fun.[/quote]

I don't think any of the boys here have any experience with women. If they did they'd know that all girls straighten their hair.[/quote]

If that was so (which it obviously isnt) then y wud there b an invention called a " hair straightner"? :roll:

Ya dIIGG

Ramz — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 14:16

If you say so MS. Any girl who says that is a liar, just like every girl who stuffs her face and still claims to be a dress size 8 and every girl who spends hours slapping on the foundation and claims that she's just got out of bed.

Angel — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 15:03

[quote="Ramz"]If you say so MS. Any girl who says that is a liar [/quote]

I aint lying.

Ramz there is more to life than straightening your hair, i for one only straighten it on special occasions or if I feel like dressing up, the reason i don't do it every day is because as MS said heat ruins your hair, i also let my hair dry naturally and only on rare occasions, blow-dry it.

MuslimSisLilSis — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 16:33

[quote="Ramz"] Any girl who says that is a liar, just like every girl who stuffs her face and still claims to be a dress size 8 .[/quote]

ALL the unmarried girls in my family- my aunties, cousins and sisters are a perfect dress size 8 despite stuffing their face so much

but the married woman are all on the chubby side 😉

and now ur gonna say we're all liars :roll: :roll:

yashmaki — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 16:40

loool Ramz makes me laugh.

granted there are women out there who lie about their fake hair, nails, eyes etc etc. But for everyone one of those fakes there are "real" women out there who genuinely aren't lying when they say they don't wear make up, or straighten their hair etc etc.

If you like straightening your hair, wearing make up, blah blah blah, it makes you happy, makes you feel happy, good about yourself go ahead do it. But also remember there are women out there who don't care for such things, they're quite happy being plain ug.. i mean plain janes, admit that. It's got nothing to do with lying, it's all about what you feel happy and comftable with.

I admit i don't understand women who always have make up on 24/7. I remember years ago seeing a series of Oprah. Where they followed this lady who would wake up early plaster herself with make up, (very professionally no slapper stuff). Do her hair immaculately just so her husband would never see her without make up on :? Talk about a lack of confidence or insanity? She wouldn't even go to the local store without full make up on? These extreme cases are beyond my understanding.

I can understand girly girls, but even they wouldn't make a fuss about getting a bottle of milk from next door without lippy on, would they?

MuslimSisLilSis — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 16:43

me personally

i can run to the corner shop and can pick up lil sis from school with no make up

but other than them two places

I never ever leave the house without my precious eyeliner

MuslimSister — Wed, 3 May 2006 - 21:58

[quote="Angel"][quote="Ramz"]If you say so MS. Any girl who says that is a liar [/quote]

I aint lying.

Ramz there is more to life than straightening your hair, i for one only straighten it on special occasions or if I feel like dressing up, the reason i don't do it every day is because as MS said heat ruins your hair, i also let my hair dry naturally and only on rare occasions, blow-dry it.[/quote]

I think Ramz assumes that only a specific hair style can look good. She's entitled to her opinion.

Although personally I prefer messy, curly/wavy hair rather than straight and sleek.