[tiffany]

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Originally posted by oceanharlot@Nov 17 2004, 11:55 PM In my graduation photos, I'm accepting my diploma as my principal comments on "I'll sure miss that hair!" (butthole! I was president of 8 clubs and all he will remember me for is my hair? grr) [snapback]436827[/snapback]

aww

and Emilie, I know what you mean, the last time I got my hair cut aboove shoulder length I nearly cried

[Valentina]

I think that if you have a small pretty face, short hair is much more flattering!

For me personally, if its past my shoulders its too long, now my hair is very short (alla meg ryan when very short) and it emphasizes my features and face. I cut it 2 months ago when it was mid way down my back, now I cant stop cutting! IMO long hair doesnt flatter the face at ALL, especially if its not layered, has bangs or anything to sort of frame the face,.....

You are modelling, that means you are pretty, so I suggest cut it shoulder length or something with many layers, it will emphasize your beauty. Some of the prettiest girls land up looking bland when their hair is too long and with no shape.

My 2 cents

[clueless]

I am still in my little girl phase about long hair! I love it! My hair is still only about 3 inches past my shoulders though. I think, keep in healthy, and it should look fine! Some lenghts are obviously going to suit certain faces, and I also think it is important to take into account height and body shape. It all has to be in balance. So you just decide what you're comfortable with, and think about how much you are willing to do for your modelling agency- a change might be cool, having a new hairdo can be so exciting and a big confidence booster, but at the same time, don't let them completley change you or do something with YOUR look that YOU'RE not comfortable with!

[princesita]

Mid back or a little longer is great. But if you have great hair and a kinda childish look you can wear it longer...in my opinion...

[yestal]

my hair has never been above my shoulders, partly because it emphasizes the size of my golf ball pin head my dad unsuccessfully tried to ground me when i cut it because he likes long hair

i think it depends on the individual

[yestal]

sorry, i 4got to add that theres australian model sisters, cheyenne and tahnya tozzi, who have extremly long hair and their agency, chadwicks (a big one in oz) hasn't made them cut it.



i rekn if u dont want to cut it, dont let them

[Adore]

Thank you everyone!!

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If you can use your hair as toiletpaper then its too long

I never even thought of that!

[clueless]

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Originally posted by Adore@Nov 19 2004, 07:28 AM Thank you everyone!! I never even thought of that! [snapback]438100[/snapback]

Tha's probabaly a good thing though right?

[Nemova]

I think you should wait 'til you go to NY - let the people at the agency see what your hair looks like, and then wait to see what they suggest.

[Nemova]

IMHO, that's the limit for a model. Longer than that, makes anyone look like a little girl.

[AbbeyRoad]

Ah she looks great with that hair. But if she didn't have a team of people styling it for her, and the bank account to buy the best products, her hair would probably look a little dated and ragged. I think any longer than mid-back length is too long and might be a hindrance. Mine usually gets to my armpits and I don't let it get longer.

[purplelucrezia]

One of the emerging new models, Dasha at Marilyn.

[As You Like It]

If your hair is healthy and you like it, keep it, I'd say.


This was the night before I got it all cut off!

[Petit Lucille]

Oh, honey, It's never too long!!!

If it has to stay with you longer than a fish life, then you get attached to it like a pet!!! When they cut it off you'll miss it, even if you look better with shorter hair.

[purplelucrezia]

Another stunning, long-haired model named Marina Perez.