u/developreneur_

Hi everyone! Hope you're doing great. I've been growing my hair out from a buzz cut for two years now, and I haven't gotten a haircut at all since then because: (1) I'm afraid of cutting it incorrectly and messing it up, (2) I don't know any good curly hair stylists in my country, and (3) I actually like how my hair looks now.

Lately, though, I've been wondering if it might look even better with some layering and maybe trimming my bangs a bit. I'm mainly thinking about layering because I'm not sure if my volume looks a little goofy or if I'm just overthinking it. As for my bangs, if I let them dry naturally they end up covering my eyes and even my nose, so after showering and styling I use a headband to lift them up at the roots while they finish drying. That keeps them from falling straight into my face.

I really don't know what to do. I'm worried I'll make a decision that I'll regret, so I'd really appreciate some advice. Thank you!

(The products I use are from a local brand, so they may not be available outside my country.)

Routine:

1. I wash my hair with Bless shampoo, focusing on my scalp and letting the shampoo rinse through the ends.
2. I apply a generous amount of Bless conditioner and detangle with my fingers while my hair is well-conditioned and soaking wet.
3. I rinse the conditioner thoroughly, making sure to remove any that got on my scalp.
4. I gently dab my hair with a towel so it's not dripping wet.
5. I apply Bless leave-in conditioner (adding a little water to my hands if needed) and style by scrunching it into sections of my hair. Then I finger-comb it through.
6. I diffuse until my hair is completely dry.
7. I scrunch out the crunch.
8. I sleep on a satin pillowcase.

I do this routine once a week and usually don't refresh my hair during the week. By the end of the week it tends to get bigger and frizzier, so I usually put it up in a puffy ponytail.

Hi everyone! Hope you're doing great. I've been growing my hair out from a buzz cut for two years now, and I haven't gotten a haircut at all since then because: (1) I'm afraid of cutting it incorrectly and messing it up, (2) I don't know any good curly hair stylists in my country, and (3) I actually like how my hair looks now.

Lately, though, I've been wondering if it might look even better with some layering and maybe trimming my bangs a bit. I'm mainly thinking about layering because I'm not sure if my volume looks a little goofy or if I'm just overthinking it. As for my bangs, if I let them dry naturally they end up covering my eyes and even my nose, so after showering and styling I use a headband to lift them up at the roots while they finish drying. That keeps them from falling straight into my face.

I really don't know what to do. I'm worried I'll make a decision that I'll regret, so I'd really appreciate some advice. Thank you!

(The products I use are from a local brand, so they may not be available outside my country.)

Routine:

1. I wash my hair with Bless shampoo, focusing on my scalp and letting the shampoo rinse through the ends.
2. I apply a generous amount of Bless conditioner and detangle with my fingers while my hair is well-conditioned and soaking wet.
3. I rinse the conditioner thoroughly, making sure to remove any that got on my scalp.
4. I gently dab my hair with a towel so it's not dripping wet.
5. I apply Bless leave-in conditioner (adding a little water to my hands if needed) and style by scrunching it into sections of my hair. Then I finger-comb it through.
6. I diffuse until my hair is completely dry.
7. I scrunch out the crunch.
8. I sleep on a satin pillowcase.

I do this routine once a week and usually don't refresh my hair during the week. By the end of the week it tends to get bigger and frizzier, so I usually put it up in a puffy ponytail.

On my first watch, like 3-4 years ago, I didn't notice that a whole episode passed (S04E05) without a single word throughout (except the lyrics of the background songs playing), until I saw someone mention it somewhere, and I was like damn that's right (I was like 16-17yo at the time so I wasn't watching that carefully ig lol). Then on my rewatch this time, I just realized that those were the only sentences spoken by any of the characters throughout the whole episode. Sam really cooked, ate, and left no crumbs!