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New haircut This pic is terrible, because I took it using Photo Booth on my computer, and it turned out dark and I had to lighten it so you could even see my hair, but you don't care about all that. Here's a crappy photo of my new haircut: Apparently, I should never brush my hair, because that is part of why it has been so frizzy. My hair has too much curl for brushing, and I'm just supposed to use a wide-toothed comb or my fingers. No blow drying necessary, product only to control frizz (which I was already doing before). In the photo, I have part of it pinned back, because that part keeps hanging in my eyes. I felt like Veronica Lake. So I had to pin it back, and will probably need to do so until it gets long enough to tuck behind my ear again, but it's easy and I like how it looks.

Anyway, ta da! I'm looking forward to washing it and marvelling at how easy it is.


 Oooh, pretty! I love the curls. *so jealous*

Take a tiny dab of coconut oil, and melt it in your palms. Lightly run your hands through your hair, focusing on the ends and the fly-aways. You'll be amazed at how glossy your hair will look, and how long it will stay frizz free.

It's best to do this after you've washed it and gotten it mostly towel dry. Your hair will NOT look greasy, I promise you. Just stay away from the roots and you'll be good to go. Despite the pic quality, looks like it looks great in person! Go you.