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Hair Advice Please; Double Crown
Hello, I am having a nightmare with my daughter's hair and wondered if anyone has any answers here!
![]() She has very fine, flyaway hair, and a double crown. Left to it's own devices, it always falls into her face and it doesn't hang straight at the back either. It always looks messy, I usually french plait the top section off her face then leave the rest down or pull it all into a pony tail, although even a pony is difficult to do with the double crown. She's only three so it's not the end of the World just yet ( ) but obviously this is the hair she's going to have forever! Would a fringe be better? Or an allover shorter style? My hairdresser is not much help, she says it's up to me! Any advice or experience would be great, thank you
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Hi Hanelise,
I wouldn't despair just yet - my mum said that up until the age of about 5, I had the worst, rattiest, finest hair ever. It sounds just like your little girl's hair, in fact. When I got to school age, it just became thicker. She might still have her baby hair, and will eventually get thicker hair. Sorry I can't be of more help. My mum said styling it was a nightmare! And judging by the photos, she was right! |
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I have a double crown and fine hair, i wear mine short with a side parting, I try and have it layered up the back to acheive max volume. The hairdresser is copping out so she/he cant get the blame. i suppose you could change hairdressers. With her being 3 I think little girls suit their hair long
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Thanks both
Hopefully it'll thicken up a bit yet then, Mrs Bambi! She is very slight so she does suit fine hair, it's just the double crown makesit awkward to know the best way to part it/wear it.Fickrick, she does have it long at the minute I wonder if I should get a fringe cut in or more of a bob style to see... I've had more help here than at the hairdressers anyway, so thank you both
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Hopefully it'll thicken up a bit yet then, Mrs Bambi! She is very slight so she does suit fine hair, it's just the double crown makesit awkward to know the best way to part it/wear it.Fickrick, she does have it long at the minute I wonder if I should get a fringe cut in or more of a bob style to see... I've had more help here than at the hairdressers anyway, so thank you both ![]() ) when I was a youngster, much to my mother's disdain! I don't think she even bothered to take me to the hairdresser's, and cut my hair herself - to be honest I think going to the hairdressers would have been a waste of time anyway, I doubt it would have made any difference! If your little one suits her hair as it is, I'd probably leave it for now. Maybe give it the odd trim if necessary. Not sure what to suggest about the double crown - as I said though, it may just be her baby hair still. Good luck
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) but obviously this is the hair she's going to have forever! Would a fringe be better? Or an allover shorter style? My hairdresser is not much help, she says it's up to me! 