u/SouthernKay

This is technically my Mountain Cur man's 2nd Bark Ranger badge! I love that National Parks do this!

He is trying to eat it like a snack LOL

His sister/best friend is a Border Collie mix. They have the BEST TIMES!

Sanji is so handsome and funny. He is a rescue and just wants to cuddle and play and he loves Microfiber blankets. I'm hoping to get better photos of him soon!

It may be too little too late, but it never hurts to ask.

I have incredibly fine hair and a lot of it. But I hate it. I've never been someone with beautiful hair. Most of my hair ends up in a ponytail under a hat or scarf because of the way it is and I'm ashamed of it.

I haven't box dyed it in a while (6 months), and I get it trimmed frequently (about once every 4-6 weeks)....but it doesn't ever grow past the bottom of my shoulder blades (I went 2 years without a cut once and it never got longer than it is right now. It just stays there.

If it's humid, my hair curls into ringlets at the end and if I'm at the gym it eventually turns into one giant curl. If it's dry outside then my hair is just brittle.

If I put it in a ponytail it's literally smaller than a dime.

I'm in my mid 30s, but I'm wondering if there is a way to thicken my hair? I know aging thins hair anyway...so there may not even be a point in asking this or trying to fix it.

Here's what I've tried with no success:

- I tried not using conditioner. Didn't use it for 5 years and it did nothing

- I tried using Paul Mitchell thickening shampoos and it did nothing

- I am currently using the biotin Garnier line with shampoo, conditioner, and leave in conditioner

- I have a biotin vitamin as part of my daily vitamins

- I do not straighten my hair

- I do not blow dry my hair

- I only towel dry and then brush when my hair is like 90% dry

Things I do not like:

- I don't like teasing my hair to get volume. My fine hair gets snarled far too easily when I try to back comb for volume

- I don't like clip ins cause I can't ever hide them. Because of how thin my hair is, they are so incredibly obvious and it makes me hate my hair even more - I tried sew in extensions for my wedding and they still had to use clips and flowers to hide all the spots where the edges of the extensions were

I know I can't fight genetics but I'm willing to try more things if it helps...or so I can at least like my hair instead of hating and hiding it everyday.