I feel so self conscious with shorter hair.

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Jenna L.

Jul 3, 2015

Jenna L.

So from my own fault in not paying enough attention and it being late - I ended up mixing up my tape in hair extensions when I was refitting them tonight and ended up only using shorter pieces they're the length of my natural hair. So now I've spent all the time and product on a result that only looks a little bit thicker but not longer. I've had pretty long hair for the last two years now and tomorrow will be the first day I'm without it. It makes me feel way less prettier. What can I do to feel more confident.

Delara g.

Jul 3, 2015

Delara g.

Short hair looks pretty too!

Anh N.

Jul 3, 2015

Anh N.

Maybe try curling it or trying different styles. I wish I was brave enough to go shorter, but I'm terrified of hair cuts. I think the thing that will help the most is looking at yourself in the mirror. At first change is always weird until you're used to seeing yourself often.

Danica P.

Jul 3, 2015

Danica P.

I want to tell you your insane because you are gorgeous your hair isnt what makes you gorgeous but at the same time I understand because going from long waist length hair to short hair is emotionally stabbing in my opinion especially if your hair was like your holy grail like mine was super curly long and I always got comments for it but when I lost all my hair I learned to work with what you got love yourself and there is nothing wrong with utilizing wigs extensions what ever you want to get your somewhat desired goal my point is 1st you need to love yourself girl and you are seriously pretty from what I can see no matter what length your hair is.

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