Should i finally cut my hair(please keep reading)?????

Its best to think if its the right thing to do and is it what you want. Because once its cut, its going to take years to grow back. If you do decide to cut your hair cut it gradually so it wont be such a shock. But think long and hard about it before having it cut as you may regret it later.

Omg I did that 10 years ago and have regretted it ever since. I have never had the patience to grow it back. If it is getting difficult to manage have a good bulk of it cut off,have it thinned out and have some layers put through it. You could also have it razor cut (ask your hairdresser) it looks lovely when its cut that way, and you could also experiment with colour. Have a few streaks put through it or have some highlights.

Think it over seriously before you decide as you might really regret it .Your hair sounds lovely and it's just the way people say these things they are probably envious.You should try on a few short wigs and see if that tells you anything.

Can you borrow a short hair wig? If you are in the UK, many Colleges have Hair and Beauty Courses where the new students practise with wigs; if you explain your predicament they may be happy to let you try a wig, over the top of your hair, just to see how it looks. If it looks (and you feel) dreadful, you wont have made an irreversible decision. I have a friend who kept her hair long (mainly because her husband liked it the way it had been when they met); she has just had about 6 inches cut off and had it coloured; she is in her 50's. Don't let anyone pressure you into anything. Take your time over any decision you may make. Don't do anything just "for the sake of change" do it because that is what you want to do and do what makes you happy.

my dad cried when i had my waist-length hair cut into a short bob for a family wedding, more years ago than i care to mention! first thing i noticed was i got rid of the re-occurring headaches from the plats/bunches, hair slides etc to keep it out of my eyes or from getting in the way that weight, you either get used to it or you don't. my hair is now short by choice, easy to look after, keep clean & i'm headache free. but it really is your crowning glory & ultimately your choice. you could try a shoulder-length cut, have it trimmed regularly every six - eight weeks & in time it should grow back slowly but surely, back to your waist again if you really miss it.

You don't need to cut it all off, just to shoulder length and then you would still be able to tie it back and put it up. There is a great organizition called 'Wigs for Kids' who take your hair to make wigs for kids who have lost theirs through illness, so you would be getting a new 'do' and helping out a child....go for it!

i say dont cut it. if you like it then keep it long. .my hair is mid back and i wish it would grow longer!!!! every time ive cut it short ive always hated it.. if you want to see what you would look like with short hair, find a stylest/friend you trust who knows tricks to make long hair look shorter.. i had a friend for example whos hair went to her knees, but when she was at work, she almost always had it so much shorter because of the way she would clip it, then see if you like the way you look with that length. if you truly do then cut it their.. otherwise. keep it! dont cut it for the sake of change, cut it because you find you really like it shorter.. as for styling, shorter hair is harder to keep up with because their are so many different styles, but you have to maintain them compared to most ones with long hair where you just have to keep it brushed..

It sounds like you have been thinking about doing this for a long time. I definately think you should cut it BUT do not chop it off too much...I think that you should first cut it to where it is in the middle of your back...still considered long hair. See how it feels for a while. If you don't like it cut it won't take as long to grow back because it is already long. If you like it but still want it shorter, then wait a while then cut it again. But do it gradually. If you have had long hair all your life and then cut off too much at once, you might be in shock. Be your own person...take a chance and cut it (gradually)! Remember...it is YOUR hair...no one is washing/styling it for you!

if you do decide to cut your hair, don't do it for the sake of change. find a salon associated with locks of love and donate it to them. they make wigs for children with cancer and other diseases that cause the hair to fall out. you can donate 12 inches at a time, so your hair will never be short.