Do you dress differently depending on how you wear your hair?

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Jenna L.

Mar 27, 2015

Jenna L.

I am used to having pretty long full wavy hair and never wearing it up. After a bad trip to the salon I had to take out my extensions and wear my hair up to give my hair a break. This actually make me so self conscious. I feel like wearing my hair up doesn't balance me out and makes my shoulders look very broad. It's made getting ready such a hassle because I don't think anything looks good.

Rissa G.

Mar 27, 2015

Rissa G.

Not really, but when I am having a bad hair day and absolutely have no other choice to wear it up (I don't really like to), I try to dress up more because I feel kind of manly or like I have no hair with it up hahaha.

Rissa G.

Mar 27, 2015

Rissa G.

But to wear it up*

Alex W.

Mar 27, 2015

Alex W.

Jenna I totally agree! I have to wear my hair up for work and it makes me feel less feminine, so I normally try to dress more girly.

Gabby H.

Mar 27, 2015

Gabby H.

I actually do the opposite, lol, if I wear my hair up I'll usually wear something more comfortable. Like leggings, or jeggings. But on those days I do amp up my makeup so it's more bold.

Jessica H.

Mar 27, 2015

Jessica H.

I totally agree with how you feel Jenna! What I do if my hairs up is wear a tighter top and looser bottoms because otherwise I feel really angular and broad. Well fitting blazers with boyfriend jeans work well too.

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