#potterwatch-rapier

[long-hair-problems]

Oily hair could also be genetic. I have SUPER oily hair. Like ridiculously oily. So does my mom and her family. I tried not not washing my hair everyday, I even tried to go shampooless- that turned into a horrid nasty mess. I have to shampoo everyday, but I use a mild shampoo and as little as possible and don't condition the scalp. If you have to get rid of oil on dry hair, try a little baby powder- just make sure you brush it all out!!!! Or you'll look dusty. Hope that helps!

:)

[long-hair-problems]

For real, why do people automatically assume that you're "just insecure" because you don't want short hair??? Is that anymore or less insecure than NOT wanting short hair?? Long hair is a commitment! It cheeses me off when people just say I'm insecure because I keep my hair long. Sorry that keeping a hair style I like, regardless of what other people say, is insecure. (How does that even make sense, anyway???)

Speak the truth, girl!

[long-hair-problems]

That happened to me a year and a half ago! It was awful! I hated my hair so much. So I took that opportunity to try something new and dyed it red. It was fantastic! (I used the 28 day dye so it wasn't permanent) It's almost grown out now, but I'm sure your hair grows faster than mine! (Everyone's hair grows faster than mine :-/) It'll be ok! (now if I could just get rid of these horrid bangs she cut....)

For the anon.

See! No need to worry. Everything will be fine :)

[musicdiscussions]

If you busk- make sure you have the right permits- many cities require permits/licenses to busk. Same with tagging. I know of people getting fined/ticketed for not having permits. It cost them more than they made :-/

[long-hair-problems]

potterwatch-rapier replied to your post: I’m 5’7” too! Can we really have a party? ;D

I’m 5’7” too!

OMG! EVERYONE WHO IS 5'7'' LIKE THIS POST!

[musicdiscussions]

I was an Oboe minor, I can look over the oboe part if you like!

[musicdiscussions]

The colored instruments tend to be made of lesser quality metals. They also have countless problems from intonation to needing repair frequently. I had a student with a red lacquer saxophone and the metal was so thin and pliable that she was constantly bending and warping the instrument just with general use. The tone also tends to be thin. I'd go with either a silver plated, a solid silver, or a nickel plated flute. (I'm a fan of silver head joints and silver or silver plated body flutes.)