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| Dun, dun, dun! |
A few nights ago, while Lizzie was bathing, I had finally had enough of her wet little rat tail, and got out the scissors.
I have never cut Lizzie's hair before. Yes, she is nearly two years old.
The thing is, her hair has several strange traits, none of which make it a candidate for a haircut.
For one, her hair grows from a swirl from the back of her head. See it, just southwest of the easterly pigtail? That is where her hair grows, and it grows forward. If she were to have bangs, they would of necessity start behind her ears.
Secondly, her hair is fine, and even on her first birthday, it was about as long as a grown-out buzz cut.
Finally, on top of getting my exact color and hair texture, she received the cowlick that I also got from my mom. Thanks, Mom.
The tricky thing about this cowlick is that it is also on the opposite side from the thick swirl in the back of the head. It's like the perfect storm, colliding mid-head.
Fortunately, her hair is finally long enough that we can get it in pigtails, and for a few minutes, even a braid. Do you see the random strands in the back, that are a couple of inches longer than the rest? Those are the ones I decided must be dealt with.
So just days after that cute little braid, I got out the scissors. I would advise against the covert bathtime haircut method. It was going fine until . . . .
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| That missing chunk will grow back--right? |
At least the other side looks pretty good. And at least I didn't give her bangs that go around the whole front half of her head. At the rate her hair grows, she'd still be working on growing those out in middle school.
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| Not bad for a first try. |
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Do you cut your own kids' hair? I'm not sure I will do this again for a while, but I'm also not sure I would take her to one of those fancy kids hair cut places. What do you do?
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