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I've been asked to add more hair photos to the site, so I'm putting these on a separate page. This way, anyone tired of seeing my big head on all the other pages can just skip this one. I'll keep adding photos as I get them (and they aren't too embarrassing):


		This shows the size of my curls.


This shows the coil size in my individual strands of hair.

		The coils at the ends of my hair weigh the rest of it down.



This shows all the different sizes of curls I have.

		This is how my hair looked back in the day.

These are photos of how my hair looks now:

Me looking thoughtful.

		This one really shows the texture of my hair.

This is me in a happy skirt I found in a thrift shop in Kentucky about ten years ago.



I have my hair in a high ponytail. I did this by flipping my head upside down, and capturing it very close to my scalp in a clip (here I used a three-pronged clip—two of them shown in the photo to the right). I never use a band to put up my hair, because I would need to double it to make it tight enough to keep up my hair—and that causes damage. On the right, I show clips that would be good to use to put your hair up in a high ponytail.

This is what my hair looks like when I finger-comb it by gently pulling my curls open:

Big Hair.

		Big Hair to one side.

Big Hair in a ponytail.

		Another picture of Big Hair in a ponytail.

Side view of Big Hair in a ponytail

		Big Hair with a side part. Ignore my weird expression.

These are a few shots of when I wear my hair in two-strand twists:

My hair in twists with a bead necklace I made.

		Twists with a hat. Twists are perfect for winter or being on the beach.

Twists with hat and a really big scarf.

		I'm wearing necklaces of trade beads called "skunk beads".


This is what my hair looks like after spending all day walking around on a windy beach at Greys Harbor (the beach is known for being an excellent place for kite flying). These were also taken on the 6th day after washing and combing.

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