December 2, 2012
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Fixing Your Hair
I can fix my hair pretty fast. I walk over to the sink. I wet down my hair. I come it down straight. I put gel in my hair. And then I quickly mess it up and blow dry it.
It takes about 3 minutes or about the amount of time of a typical xanga post.How long does it take to fix your hair?
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I wake up, done. If I use a comb, 30 seconds.
I don’t.
Meh. Depends on what I do. Pony tail = 2 minutes. Straightened = 5-10 Anything else = 15
It depends on the look I’m going for on that particular day.
Usually from 3-5 minutes … I have straight hair so unless Im actually going out to something special I’ll just leave it down or put it in a pony
I hate to admit it but it can take like an hour if I do it right. Sometimes I let it dry natural so that’s fast, but it’s long and thick and wavy and if I straighten it, it takes ages..
I don’t do anything to my hair. I wake up and just go with it.
2 hours. I’m from the south.
not more than 15 seconds …
It takes me about an hour if it’s wet…
Blow dry… about 10 minutes… if I’m trying something ‘inspired’ maybe a half hour.
doing my hair consists of using shampoo for cleansing, water for rinsing and a towel for drying. that is the extent of me ‘doing my hair’.
Dude… *comb
20 minutes
Hair?
I don’t really fix my hair. I was it every day and then I dry it and then I smile at myself in the mirror because I look lovely.
E dep qua! Beautiful
Wow all of these people saying it takes them no time at all!
I have naturally curly hair . . . which means nothing is easy (unless you’re a guy with short hair). Just brushing it out takes around ten minutes alone.
Now if I fix my hair blow drying takes around thirty minutes for me (I use a diffusor, and my hair is just very long), if I use a curling iron it takes me an hour, and if I use a hair straightener it takes an hour.
If I let it air dry it takes a while too, but some mornings I’ll braid it and that takes just a few minutes, and if I tie it into a little side pony tail that takes a few seconds.
eh anywhere from a minute to an hour, depends on whats happening. It must be nice to be a guy.
Anywhere from 2 to 30 minutes – the maximum is including blow-drying and straightening it.
But sometimes (like, the last three-ish weeks) I wish I could either wear a wig or a head covering to hide my hair completely. Why did I have to try trimming my own bangs?!
My hair is one of my very few prides so I was quite angry at myself for cutting them too short.
Most days it’s a quick brush and go; I’d say conservatively, 10 seconds. If I have to blow it dry and curl it, maybe 15 minutes. Less when it’s a s short as it is right now, since I finally got it cut.
10-15 minutes. Longer if my hair doesn’t want to cooperate with the style I usually wear it in.
Longer than I would prefer, which is about 30 seconds. I’d say 20 to 30 minutes, just depends on how much attention I put into straightening my hair and styling my bangs…
I just run a brush through it and I”m ready to go.
After the shower? Maybe 5 minutes.
why do curly haired people spend so much time trying to straighten it? dont they know that many of us with straight hair would love some body or curl to ours? Have you seen the movie BRAVE? It might’ve been a bit wild, but that gals hair was beautiful and sexy.
30 minutes.
I shower in the morning. If I use conditioner, then I just run my fingers through my hair as I’m rinsing it out. If I don’t, then it’s just a matter of how long it takes to brush it. This can vary but I don’t think it ever takes more than a minute, maybe two. I only ever wring my hair out and pat it with a towel so it’s not dripping down my back, but that’s it as far as drying it. The air does the rest.
It depends but usually 20-30 minutes
wake up, place on hat, 0 time
well i have long straight hair so it takes me roughly 5 mins to comb, and make smooth but those days i curl it it takes about 15 mins…then it goes flat again…whatevs lol
Why does my hair need fixing? It isn’t broken
I take about the same amount of time as you. I’m not big on doing fancy stuff with my hair. Most days I just brush it through and put it up in a pony tail. The odd time I decide to straighten it, it takes about a half hour. But I rarely do that.
I take about 40 minutes in a normal day.
It depends what I do, and lately I’ve only had two options as opposed my usual three with longer hair. Curly takes about 5 minutes to towel dry, comb and put mousse in. Straight has two options in itself; I either towel dry, blow dry and then straighten which takes about 20 minutes or I towel dry and do other things while it air dries and that usually takes 15 minutes afterwards, but that’s with about 30 minutes of it air drying. And the third with long hair is wavy and it’s also 5 minutes to towel dry and then apply some texturizing product.
I just wake up, run my fingers through it, 30 seconds tops.
Most of the time I don’t do anything to it. If I put mousse in it that’s 3 minutes or so.
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